September 06, 2006

Daily Thrifty Tips - September 6, 2006


Volume Five, Number 169, September 6, 2006
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Hello,

If you have a Swiffer, be sure to check out the Swiffer tips in today's issue, there are also more on the website that we couldn't fit.

We also have 30 new requests once again, so please check them out and see if you have any advice to offer.

If you are looking for EVEN more to read today, drop by MyFrugalLife.com and see what people are posting on their blogs.

My Frugal Life Blogs
http://www.myfrugallife.com/ I will be highlighting blogs in this welcome message in the comings weeks. Below is a link to a blog by Doggy who has been part of the ThriftyFun community for as long as I can remember.

DoggyTalk
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We have a handful of My Frugal Life essays that we still need to publish, once those are published we will pick the winner. It's going to be very difficult to pick just one. Because of that, we have decided to start a new My Frugal Life essay contest. This one will end on December 31, 2006 and we will give away 5 $20 prizes instead of one $100.00 prize. The essays we have published so far have been inspirational to a lot of people trying to live a frugal lifestyle. Many thanks to everyone that took time to submit one.

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Liberty Belle (Tortie)

Liberty Belle is a 5 year old Tortie. She was a birthday gift to myself on that depressing 9/11 day five years ago.She loves to run sideways all hunched up and "Halloween" us.

This is a picture of Liberty on her throne celebrating her birthday.

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William - My First Grandbaby

My first grandbaby William! He is three months old in this picture, I know he looks older, but I promise he is only three months old! This was his first day in the johnny jump up. He loves it!!

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Today's Tips

Try Text Messages In Emergencies

This is a tip that I learned last year during the hurricanes (Katrina and Rita). In most cases this was the only way to contact family members in Louisiana. I think with hurricane season in full force (no pun intended) this is a good thing to know. When a land line is unavailable and all you have is a cell phone even that is useless sometimes. During storms (or in "dead zones" while traveling) when you don't have a signal and a call won't go through, try a text message. More often than not it will work. It worked for me every time. It's not hard to do, except when you're actually driving and that's not advisable. For those of you who aren't used to text messaging, give it a try ahead of time so that you're sure you know how to do it. Good luck.

By Margaret from Denton, Texas

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Hey, Lets Talk About Cleaning

I would like to tell what really works for me in a busy schedule. I clean for 1 hour. I do not answer the phone are door. I do this daily. You would not believe what you can get done in this short period of time. One more tip on this. I use the timer on my microwave to time myself.

Autumn from MO


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Make Your Own Swiffer Pads

Here are some ideas for making your own Swiffer pads and refilling the cleaning bottles. Feel free to post your ideas in the forum below.

Onesies

I have used old baby onesies for my Swiffer. They snap right over the pad. It works great for dusting! Just unsnap and through in the wash when you are done! (04/29/2004)

By Ann

Paper Towels

Do you have one of those new Swiffer mops, but hate to pay upwards of $1 for each pad that you trash after one use? I've been taping several sheets of quality paper towels to mine, which costs only pennies compared to the official Swiffer pads and do just a good job! (09/09/2004)

By Nichole N.

Make Your Own Swiffer Cover

"How to make you own Swiffer Cover"

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By Laurie from Pahrump NV

Finger Towels

Here's a money saver tip. I have a Swiffer wet/dry mop and use it often, but I simply cannot bring myself to keep buying those expensive throw-away cloths. So I use finger towels (what ELSE do you use them for?) or any small terry cloth towel to wet-mop my floors. Also you can cut old flannel shirts to the size and use them to dry-mop the floors. Works great! And when you accumulate a bunch, simply throw them into the washer, hang them on the line and Viola - they're ready for use once again. (09/19/2004)

By Harmony

RE: Make Your Own Swiffer Pads

You can refill the bottles just use pliers to open the bottle and refill with your own solution. You don't have to saw off anything. i just use my adjustable pliers. (09/20/2004)

By Rose

Washcloths

I also have a wetjet swiffer and I refuse to buy the refill bottles or the cleaning pads. In place of the cleaning pads, I use old washcloths - they stick to the velcro - all you need to do is cut a little off if the cloth is too long. And instead of their expensive cleaning solution, I mix Mr. Clean and water in a squirt bottle and squirt it on the floor and "swiffer" it up. Hope this helps (09/26/2004)

By gbsmommy

My Recipe

Our SJ's squirt broke, thanks to my kids. But I just use a combo of 1/2 vinegar, 1/2 water, with a few drops of rosemary oil to clean the floor. Doesn't give quite as nice a shine, but sure is cheap, and smells SO much better than the chemical SJ solution. (09/28/2004)

By Ann

Used Socks as Swiffer Pads

Around my home it seems that someone always has a sock with a hole in it, so I started saving the "used" socks and by making a slit from the top of the sock to about the middle of the foot, I can slip them over my Swiffer duster and I don't have to buy the replacement pads. They work just as well and I feel that it picks up larger crumbs better. (09/30/2004)

By Debbie

Knit a Swiffer Cloth

Swiffer cloths can also be knit with cotton yarn, just as you would knit a dish cloth. They work best as dry dusting cloths. (11/28/2004)

By Cis M.

Washing Swiffer Dusters

Believe it or not, those Swifter dusters that come in the box, and you attach to the handle, can be washed and used over and over again, instead of throwing away every time they become dirty. I've been hanging them on the line, I haven't tried the dryer yet, but they still work fine. By ljjcool (12/06/2004)

By ThriftyFun

Refilling the Bottle

To easily reuse the Swiffer cleaning bottle, cut small hole (about 1/4 inch) into bottom (part that sticks up when inserted in the Swiffer mop). GO to local hardware store and buy small rubber stopper (under 50 cents). When you want to refill with your own cheap cleaning solution, take out stopper and use funnel to refill. (12/06/2004)

By gg1262

Bay Diapers

Getting a bag of baby diapers saves money over buying the Swiffer pads. They're made to absorb large amounts of liquid and are a lot cheaper than the refills. (12/06/2004)

By Sue

Washing Swiffer Cloths

I wash the Swiffer cloths in the washer and dry them in the dryer! So far so good! (12/06/2004)

By Kathy

Removing the Swiffer Top

You can refill the cleaner, just take a pair of channel lock pliers and twist the top off and fill it with your favorite cleaner. Just be careful not to twist it off too hard or you'll break the top. We've had ours about a couple of years and that's what we do, it works. (01/03/2005)

By steven

Swiffer Top Comes Off

I just wanted to let you know that the top of the swiffer bottle screws off. Use whatever floor cleaner you like use 2 tablespoons of cleaner to a quart of water. I do this and it works just fine. (01/29/2005)

By Christine

Leaking Swiffer Bottle

I love my Swiffer Wetjet, that is until it started leaking. Does anyone know how to stop it from leaking? It makes a horrible mess every time I stand the mop up after cleaning. YUCK (03/20/2005)

By Susan G

Dry Swiffer Cloths - Hankies

Make your own dry floor swiffer cloths. Spray your husband old hankies with Endust (you can purchase at Thrifty's), let dry and use with your dry floor swiffer. Rinse used "hankie" under warm water to clean, or save them up and wash with other cleaning clothes. This works well with old socks for cleaning ceiling fans or regular dusting. By Janys (04/23/2005)

By ThriftyFun

RE: Leaker Swiffer Bottle

In response to Susan G on the leaking, what probably happened is that you stored your Swiffer with the bottle on it for too long. Try removing the cleaner bottle; be sure to push the purple release button on the side. Look at the sides of the bottle and make sure that the little teeth that snap it into place didn't puncture the bottle itself. I had this happen and was surprised at such a simple problem. The leak came out the base, since that is where the cleaner flows; simple gravity. I simply purchased a new bottle and now remove it from the mop before storing both in the closet. Hope this helps! (05/06/2005)

By Shaye

Magic Eraser

For those very hard stubborn stains, just take a Mr. clean magic eraser,put in middle of bottom of the pad, use rubber bands to secure at both ends. It really does work great. (07/15/2005)

By Shania

New Swiffer Bottles

Swiffer is now trying to swindle your money by charging for refill bottles with special caps that prevent you from being able to refill them yourselves. The best way around this is to merely cut a hole in the bottom of the refill canister and pour in your own solution. If you constantly store your swiffer upright, this could really save some money and stick it to the corporate fat cats at swiffer. I used Mr Clean and some water... (07/30/2005)

By Kevin

Turkey Injectors

I have been refilling my old swiffer cleaner bottle for years now with one of those turkey injectors. Looks like a big syringe that you can put marinades into meat with. Just remove the plunger from the syringe, insert the needle into the middle of the empty swiffer bottle and pour your own cleaning solution into the syringe a bit at a time. If you squeeze the swiffer bottle a little before pouring cleaner it will suck it in quicker. I have refilled the same bottle a number of times with no leakage whatsoever. (08/08/2005)

By Michelle

Starfiber

The Starfiber mop refill pads stick onto the Swiffer Wet jet really well. They are washable. I already had a couple but the refills can be purchased. (08/08/2005)

By Michelle

Refill Swiffer Bottles:

Drill a hole in the top with a hole saw (about 1.5 inches in diameter) refill with a solution of whatever you desire, plug the hole with a common rubber stopper (the kind used for laundry and bat tubs). That's it! (01/09/2006)

By Sam Saver

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My Frugal Life - My Scottish Forbearers

Being frugal probably started with my Scottish forbearers. I wasn't married long when I discovered that my husband's paychecks were much smaller in the winter. He drove through the Okanagan and brought me a lot of produce. I was canning before I was 20. A good size garden helped once we had children. I sewed most of their clothes as well as my own. One learns much by taking apart used garments to remake as other things. Worn sheets have good edges and make excellent pillow slips, crib sheets and tea towels.

When things were really rough for me, after the children were grown and my husband gone, I learned even more. My job hours were cut and I felt that house payments were vital. Laundromats are costly so I only took bedding to it, the rest I washed in the tub with a scrub board. You wouldn't believe how clean clothes get. I still do white socks sometimes. Everything was hung to dry, outside in summer and on a rack in winter.

When I became too ill to work at one point, I cancelled the TV cable and parked the car for most of a year. I loaded up on books in the summer at garage sales and traded with friends. So much better than going bankrupt and losing sleep over unpaid bills. We really must learn to stretch money and sometimes do without if we are to survive without a heavy debt load.

Siris from Northern Canada

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Drugstore Beauty Products

Here is something I've been doing and it has saved me a lot of money. After our baby was born, I wasn't working and I went to the hair salon to buy my hair products and simply couldn't pay the $76 of product I was buying.

So, I started buying better drugstore items and found there is no difference.

In a further attempt to save money, I dilute shampoo and conditioner (except the deep treatment) by 50% water and once again, there is no difference.

I also look for the "free after rebate" for Walgreens and Rite Aid, gotta love the free stuff. I've got for free, everything from hair product, toothpaste, tooth brushes, medicine, makeup, food, baby items and much more, all for free. And, yes, I buy it even if we don't need it because it will be free (be sure to follow the rebate instructions carefully).

Another way I have saved is going to drugstore makeup. For example, Lancome makes Loreal (I think it's that one but you get the idea.) I found a list online that listed who made what. If I don't like it, I take it back to Rite Aid (keep all receipts and packaging). I went from using $35 toner to witch hazel for $1.09 with no difference at all.

Hair color. I would cringe at the $100 bill every few months and figured I could do it myself so I did for $10 last month and just got some for free.

Overall, I figured I have saved over $500 this year alone on these type of purchases and haven't noticed a single difference.

It took some trial and error for the makeup and hair but I did that with the spendy stuff. I know I could get the products a dollar or so cheaper at Walmart but I like Rite Aid returns policy (you can return literally anything, I bought the wrong cough syrup, opened it and they allowed me to return it!) and it's so much easier than going to the big stores.

One last thing, I use inexpensive (like Suave) hair conditioner for shaving cream and also for a "lotion" in the shower. Simply put some on (diluted :) ) like you would lotion and then when I cool rinse my hair, some of the excess comes off. Don't dry really hard with the towel and it is just like you put lotion on. Saves me a lot of time and money.

Hope this helps a few of you see how the savings can add up.

Thanks and blessings to all :)

By Mindy from Oregon

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Lists for Traveling

My job requires a great deal of travel, sometimes with not much advance notice to plan what to pack for the trip. I have made up a list of everything that I should bring along and made extra copies of this "TAKE ON TRIPS" list. When it's time to get ready for the road, I just cross off each item as I pack it in my suitcase so I am sure not to forget something important. After the list of things to pack, I have included notes of things to do before leaving such as "Turn down heat," "Notify family of telephone numbers where they can reach me," and "Water houseplants and cover with plastic bags."

I am 62 years old, and I find I'm a little more forgetful now so this list has been a real help to me and makes packing faster.

By Judy Lowrance

When packing to go on Holiday, I prepare a list. After my packing is finished, I place this list in the suitcase with my packed items. When I`m preparing to return home, I merely check my list and make sure everything is packed. The list is again placed on top of my packed items. If I have 2 suitcases plus a "carry-on" I need only to open a case to find an item I might be looking for by looking at the enclosed packing list.

By Mairmie from Edmonton, AB ,Canada

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Dental Self Care

Dentists don't tell you everything about dental self-care, somehow. I have discovered that you can use good denture adhesive cream even on temporary partials to make them more comfortable. Also you can use orthodontic wax to cover rough edges/gaps. (Even use to replace missing teeth in an emergency!) Also use astringent mouthwash such as you find in the health food store to help with gums. After any dental procedure, use hot salt water rinses/peroxide rinses 2 - 3 times a day to help with healing!

By Pam from Los Angeles

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Cheap Kids Decor

When looking for cheap art for your kids room (or any other room for that matter), look no farther than your local home improvement store's wallpaper isle.

Most of these have samples that you can rip on your own. Find a wallpaper in the colors or theme you want and rip the section you want. (Works out great with themed borders as they tend to have a series of different images. ) Make sure to get as much of the paper around the image as you can, going as far as you feel needed in each direction. Then just find a frame and a mat (optional) to put it in. You can paste the image directly to the backer board for the frame so you know it won't slip.

Then just hang. Now you have art that was cheap, and you won't mind replacing when you want to change the decor.

* You can find more selection at specialty wallpaper stores plus they have open rolls of wallpaper instead of just borders so you can get bigger patterns for abstracts.

By lifewithmadman from Little Rock, AR

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Rinsing Chlorine Out of Swim Wear

After I swim, I remove my swimsuit and drop it on the floor of the shower. I then proceed to shower, as the shower soap rinse the chlorine off me and my swim wear. I then rinse the soap out of the suit and after I towel off, wrap the swim suit in my towel for a few minutes. Before I leave the bathroom, I hang the suit to dry. Rinsing the chlorine out of my swim wear after each use preserves the life of the suit, and doing it this way is a no-brainer.

By Linda from Vista, CA


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Repurposing Furniture

We have an oak "credenza" that is nice and narrow for the dining area in our apartment. I think it started life off as a sink cabinet or something! Just remember that pieces don't have to be used as they were originally meant to be. An vintage commercial glass/wood display case (found on the street!) fits nicely under my bedroom window for storage, too.

By pam from Los Angeles


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Using A Hyphenated Name After Getting Married

A lady that I recently talked with said she went with hyphenating her maiden name and her married name because she was already known in her area by her maiden name. So when they married, she just added the hyphen and her married name. So this way, everyone that knows her already can tell she married, rather than wondering who she is just going by her husband's last name. I'd never given this much thought before. Sounds good. Well thought out.

By Terri from NV


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Making Antennas for a Bumble Bee Costume

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Mechanical Spinning Display for Craft Shows

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Making Jelly Without Sugar

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Junior High Sunday School Craft Ideas

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Attaching Seeds To Planing Paper

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Cleaning Old Kitchen Cabinets

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After Having Hookworm Shots My Dog Won't Eat or Drink

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Red Dirt Stains on Clothing

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Stained Glass Wind Chimes

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Getting Red Dye out of Clothes

I did a dark wash with one red shirt and some assorted light color clothes. For some reason the red ran on everything. Can the red dye be cleaned out of the clothes?

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Disappearing Zucchini Blossoms

The blossoms on my zucchini form great and look healthy but look like they have ben cut off just below the blossom during the night. I can't find any insects around or in the mulch or soil. What could do this?

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Recipes Using Powdered Milk

I have several bags of powdered milk. My family does not really care to drink it so I am looking for ideas on how to use it. Thanks a bunch to all who can offer some suggestions!

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I have gotten worms because of the pee in the carpet. I have bought a shampooer so everytime i see a spot i whip it out.

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My Dog Sneaks Out The Door

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Cleaning Collars on White Shirts

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Football (Soccer) Theme Party

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Something in My Home is Making Me Itch

What could be causing me to itch? Sometimes it feels like something is biting me too, but I have no rash. It seems to only happen inside my home. We went on vacation and it went away. Within an hour of getting home, it started again It sort of comes and goes. I would appreciate any advice/help

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