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Cleaning the house doesn't have to take a lot of time, effort or money. It can be done more quickly and easily than ever before!
Here are some homemade solutions and uses for things you may already have in your home.
Use an empty diapers wipe container to store your kool aid packets. No more packets found 3 months later in the back of the cabinet. Be sure to wash the wipes container well to remove any perfume smell.
Submitted by:Heat a mug of water and the empty dish on high for 1 minute. The water will be warm. If the dish is warm too, it's not microwave-safe.
Submitted by:Take an orange or lemon "anything with a peel" cut it in half dig out the fruit and pour about 1/4 of a cup of salt into the rind. Set on top of fridge or any place out of reach of children.. the salt will pull the fragrance out and fill your house up with your favorite citrus scent.
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Here are some homemade solutions and uses for things you may already have in your home.
Once a month cooking, or "oamc" is a wonderful tool you can use and modify to suit your needs. It is a simple idea, really, of cooking ahead and then preserving your food using a variety of strategies: freezing, canning,..
Follow these tips to make short work of your housework.
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>by Kim Tilley, Editor of Frugal Moms
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