Winter Work In The Garden. Frostbite. Folk Remedies. Medicinal Plants. Healthy Vegetables. To Keep Your Hands Warm. A Photo

In winter, city dwellers do not often visit their dachas, but they still have to do this. For those who have a small farm, the summer cottage season does not stop even in the cold season. Such time-tested advice will be useful for them.

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People who are sensitive to cold sometimes do not even help the warmest mittens. So that your hands do not get cold, it is recommended to rub them with glycerin every morning and evening. In this case, you should try to rub the glycerin dry and as evenly as possible, as in a massage.

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In case of severe hypothermia or frostbite, you can advise a decoction of horse chestnut fruits. The cooled broth is rubbed into chilled or frostbitten parts of the body, due to which the spots characteristic of cold damage disappear. A more affordable remedy in case of severe frostbite can be grated raw carrots. It is placed on a cotton cloth, such a compress is placed for some time on the affected area, which is then wrapped with a bandage, if possible.

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Hands that are rough from constant work on the street will become soft if they are thoroughly washed, wiped dry and rubbed with starch.

And more advice. Frozen glass should not be chipped off with a knife or washed with warm water - this will cause them to burst. The easiest and safest way to get rid of the ice is to wipe the glass with a strong solution of ordinary table salt. After a few wipes, the ice will dissolve and the glasses should be wiped dry immediately.

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