Potty Training Your Toddler - Make It A Success
By: Amanda Isbitt
Successfully potty training your toddler is a significant point in your child’s developmental process. Some children are ready for potty training as early as their second birthday while others are not quite ready until closer to their fourth. Part of the parents’ responsibility is to [...]
Give new life to the plastic baskets that hold fresh strawberries. Rinse one out and use it to corral small items in your cupboard, such as salt, pepper and sugar packets.
Can’t figure out how to clean dirty, dusty candles? Wipe them with old nylon panty hose, and they’ll quickly shine back up
A coupon pro reveals the best strategies for stretching your grocery money.
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Baking Soda: Clean tubs, toilets and tiles with baking soda and a brush dampened with water.
Vinegar: Dip an old toothbrush in vinegar and use it to clean off mildewed grout between tiles.
Lemon Juice: Put the juice on a sponge and wipe shower doors to remove soap scum.
Chlorine Bleach: Get rid of mildew and mold on [...]
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Putting food on the table eats up a huge chunk of most families’ budgets, and there doesn’t seem to be any way around that. What are you going to do, quit eating? Even if you don’t mind pinching pennies when it comes to your own diet, it’s hard to say no to quality ingredients for your child (organic, anyone?). Then there’s also the rising prices of basics like wheat, corn, milk, and eggs we all have to contend with now.
Lower your thermostat for at least eight hours a day and you’ll save 1 percent for every degree you manage to dial it down. Invest in a programable thermostat (around $100.00), program it for the temp to lower for when you are not at home (i.e. work).
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