Example: Joan's unintentional joke brought on jocose laughter.
AND
Did you know, you can use wax paper to clean:wax residue, dusty surfaces, rods, hinges, doors, stainless steal, appliances, glass and mirrors?
*Have you tried it? How did it work for you? I tried it on several different things and I found it to be okay, but not what I was hoping for.
For more information: 7 Things You Can Clean with Waxed Paper (bhg.com)
AND last but most important:
13 comments:
Jocose is a word I rarely use. I wonder why not? I do appreciate humour.
National Daughter's Day? I didn't know there was such a thing.
I knew you could use wax paper to make a metal playground slide faster, but didn't know about the other uses.
Genial caballito. Te mando un beso.
I've heard the word jocose, but very rarely. It's not one I would really use.
Never heard of jocose. Learned something new. Also not tried wax paper except to get up candle wax spills. Xo
Jocose? I have no idea. My Funkin' Wagnalls tells me it means playful, jocular, witty and facetious. Sorry to the environment but wax paper doesn't cut it for me and I want chemicals, strong chemicals for cleaning.
I have a friend who is exceptionally jocose, always ready with a witty anecdote or two, perhaps unusual in a way because he is a serious scientist by profession.
I don't use it either, but I may have to start. My daughter pointed out that there was such a holiday:) LOL
I'd forgotten about slicking up the slides:)
Indeed:) Sending you hugs.
I'd probably use cheerful instead of jocose since I had never heard of jocose before. You taught me a new word. I've never heard of cleaning things with wax paper. A lot of the cleaning "hacks" I see online aren't very effective.
Love,
Janie
It's not used very often, is it?
Does it work pretty well for candle wax? xo
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