This scarf is made from a t-shirt I rarely ever used, but now, I know I will be using it more! Love the color, love the ruffles!
I am really loving to re-purpose things and recycle right now!
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Love, Actually
Valentines Day is just 14 days away! If you are looking for creative ways to show romance (and not spend much cash) check out http://www.loveactually-blog.blogspot.com for some great ideas!
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Bath Poof Re-purpose
I just found a great way to re-purpose a bath poof! Check out http://salihan.com/2010/reusing-bath-puff/ to see how to recycle bath poofs (ok, I really don't know what these things are called, but hey...you know what I mean, right?
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Freebies!
Head over to Keeping the Kingdom First to see some great Freebies! Including a free download from Shaun Groves and some great samples!
http://kingdomfirstmom.com/2010/01/freebie-roundup-5.html
Have a great weekend!
http://kingdomfirstmom.com/2010/01/freebie-roundup-5.html
Have a great weekend!
Monday, January 18, 2010
Here's my 52 cents!
I just have to share! Yesterday, we stopped by a local media/entertainment store that is going out of business in a few days. I was looking for something specifically, but noticed some big plastic bins and just had to look.
I found a iPod home speaker dock in the tub and thought that since hubby and I both have a shuffle, it would be nice to have a dock for each (and for 70% off, it was going to be about 2 bucks). As I was checking out, the total was a lot less than I expected, so I looked through the reciept and found that I paid a whopping 52 cents for that speaker!
You know the thrill you get when you save a few bucks...yeah...I got it.
I found a iPod home speaker dock in the tub and thought that since hubby and I both have a shuffle, it would be nice to have a dock for each (and for 70% off, it was going to be about 2 bucks). As I was checking out, the total was a lot less than I expected, so I looked through the reciept and found that I paid a whopping 52 cents for that speaker!
You know the thrill you get when you save a few bucks...yeah...I got it.
Monday, January 11, 2010
Homemade Dishwasher Soap
Here is a recipe to try if you like powder dishwasher soap.
In a plastic container with a firmly fitting lid, mix:
1 cup borax (20-Mule-Team Borax, available in any supermarket)
1 cup baking soda
1/4 cup salt
1/4 cup citric acid OR use two packets of Lemonade-Flavored Kool-Aid (ONLY lemon, or you'll dye your dishwasher!) and ONLY unsweetened Kool-Aid
Mix well and store in a plastic or glass container with a lid. Use about 1 TBS per load.
Use white vinegar in the rinse agent compartment to prevent residue.
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If you like liquid dishwashing soap, try this one:
1 part borax
1 part baking soda
1 part water
1 drop lemon oil or essential oil per cup of detergent.
Store in a sealable jug and use 2 TBS per load.
Again, everything I read says to make sure and use vinegar as the rinse agent.
In a plastic container with a firmly fitting lid, mix:
1 cup borax (20-Mule-Team Borax, available in any supermarket)
1 cup baking soda
1/4 cup salt
1/4 cup citric acid OR use two packets of Lemonade-Flavored Kool-Aid (ONLY lemon, or you'll dye your dishwasher!) and ONLY unsweetened Kool-Aid
Mix well and store in a plastic or glass container with a lid. Use about 1 TBS per load.
Use white vinegar in the rinse agent compartment to prevent residue.
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If you like liquid dishwashing soap, try this one:
1 part borax
1 part baking soda
1 part water
1 drop lemon oil or essential oil per cup of detergent.
Store in a sealable jug and use 2 TBS per load.
Again, everything I read says to make sure and use vinegar as the rinse agent.
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