Ok so I made sweet patato fries with cut up sweet patatos, extra virgin olive oil, and seasonings and cooked them on a cookie sheet and after I took them out of the oven and served it I noticed that the pan was really really sticky! Like glue! Anyways, I can't get the quot;gluequot; off! I tried to wash it 3 times with lots of elbow grease but nothing is getting the quot;gluequot; off.Any tips to help me get the sticky residue off? Thanks
I would say to wait on purchasing ANYthing until you are movedReason being: the more you have purchased before moving in, means the more you have to store at your parents' house and the more you have to move to the new apartmentWhen you do move you will need to buy a TONJust read the list above.
- silverware -couch -living set -candles/febreeze (aptscan get a little crowdedI use these because it freshens up the room.) -take pics and frame them for decor! -carpets -towels i'd go with the little things first!
Try to hold off on buying the furniture until you have an apartmentIt would be a bumber if you purchased furniture now only to find that it won't fit or match the apartment you choose later.
I'm pretty sure the baking soda that someone else suggested will remove the sticky stuffIn the future, whenever you are baking with oil or pam spray on your baking pans, cover the pan with aluminum foil firstThe sticky stuff is the oil burned on the pan Or, instead of using a baking sheet, next time use a cast iron skilletYou can put oil in it without damaging it, and can put it right in the oven.
Furniture Appliances Dishes Cleaning Supplies Curtains Sheets Rugs I would buy anything that won't go bad prior to moving in because then you won't be so stressed if you have everything you need ahead of timeJust save an extra 100 or 200 to go get groceries the day you move in.
