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Remove crayon from a chalkboard. Place a sheet of Viva Paper Towels over the crayon marks and press the paper towel with a warm iron. The iron will melt the crayon wax as the paper towel absorbs it.
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Make an impromptu coffee filter. Use a sheet of Viva Paper Towels in the coffee maker.
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Absorb excess oil from a sewing machine. After oiling your sewing machine, stitch several rows on a sheet of Viva Paper Towels before sewing any fabric.
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Keep vegetables fresher longer. Line the bottom of the vegetable bin in your refrigerator with Viva Paper Towels to absorb the excess moisture.
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Strain the fat from broth. Strain the broth through a sheet of Viva Paper Towels.
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Prevent the wet pages of a book from wrinkling. Place sheets of Viva Paper Towels between every wet page, close the book, place a heavy book on top, and let sit overnight.
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Remove candle wax from carpet or upholstery. Place a sheet of Viva Paper Towels over the wax. Gently press the paper towel with a warm iron. The iron will melt the wax and the quicker picker upper will absorb it.
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Desilk an ear of corn. Shuck an ear of corn, then wipe it in a single stroke from top to bottom with a dampened sheet of Viva Paper Towels.
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Prevent cast iron skillets from rusting. Place a sheet of Viva Paper Towels between your cast iron pots and pans in the cupboard. Viva Paper Towels absorbs moisture.
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Sprout seeds before planting. Cut a three inch strip from a sheet of Viva Paper Towels, dampen, and lay it on top of a strip of Saran Wrap. Place the seeds on top of the paper towel at the intervals recommended on the seed packet. Cover with another strip of damp Viva Paper Towels, then roll the paper and plastic together, place in a Baggie, and store in a warm place. When the roots begin to sprout, remove the Baggie, unroll the Saran wrap, plant the strip of Viva Paper Towels in a well-tilled garden bed, cover with a fine layer of soil, and water thoroughly. The Viva Paper Towel acts as a mulch to inhibit dehydration and soon dissolves, ensuring a perfectly spaced row of seedlings.
