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Vol. 8, Num. 177, September 10, 2009 (Read It Online) We are running low on recipe submissions for the Recipes newsletter. Do you have a recipe to share with the ThriftyFun community? Submit it here: http://www.thriftyfun.com/post_recipes.ldml Be sure to give a "thumbs up" to tips and photos that you like. Your ratings are used to pick the winners. Thanks for reading, The ThriftyFun Team
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Garden: Purple Coneflower (Echinacea) This bee was on one of my cone flowers. I was afraid he had overdosed on pollen, he was breathing really heavy. I went into the house and when I came back out to check on him, he was gone. I am sure he was the hero of the day in his nest! By mandypandy from Pittsburgh, PA
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Rate It: Use Cutlery Tray for Desk Drawer Organizer Ever wondered what other uses cutlery trays have? I cheaply sourced one at a garage sale recently with an extra sliding top tray which lifts off. I ended up using it to store/organize stationary bits and pieces in a drawer in our computer room. Before this I was going to use it in my make-up/hair accessory drawer. By Knitwit Contest Contender!
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This is kind of a joke, but not really. I had these pictures, sent to me after the death of my mother. This one was of my dad, after putting together a scare crow, at the beginning of decorations for an autumn harvest party at their church. By the way, dad is on the left. He was always so busy, dug up his extra iris bulbs and other flowers to sell for their fund raising, and even in his later years tried to help whenever they needed it. Hope you enjoy the picture. I sure did. source: my brother who sent the box of pictures by ljf (loretta) from Theodore, Alabama Contest Contender!
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This is Pete Joseph Horner, he is 9 years old. Pete was a rescue cat from Sioux City. I do not know his breed. I adopted Pete, it was 4 years ago this week. Pete likes to make us laugh. He always is up to something. He enjoys when I bring in fresh catnip from our garden and he loves to pretend he is a rooster in the morning and mows at us when the alarm clock comes on. I went into the Humane Society looking for a puppy. I stopped by the cat kennels and there was Pete. I know people say that you don't pick pets, they pick you and that is exactly what Pete did. His name at the time was Buddy, but he told me he wanted to change it, so I did to Pete. He is about 18 pounds and full of energy, even at his age. I have been so blessed to have Pete in my life. By Kira from Aberdeen, SD Contest Contender!
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Dash is 2 years old and a Border Collie. We adopted Dash 2 weeks ago with Ruby the Australian Sheppard. Dash loves to fetch tennis balls, he's really good at catching them on a bounce. He was dropping them at our feet the first day we had him! We hope to get Dash into flyball, he'd be the champ for sure! Dash was found wandering the highway alone. He's such a good boy that we couldn't believe he was a stray. He learns new things very fast and likes us to work with him. He's a fun, active dog and thinks he is a bit of a lap dog, even at 50 pounds :) By Shelli from Onalaska, WI Contest Contender!
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Make Kids Stickers Out of Free Labels We get a lot of solicitations in the mail that send out free return address stickers. We can't use them all so I cut off the little pictures on one end (flags, wildlife, flowers, etc.) and give them to a 5 year old niece who just loves these stickers! There are also some stamp-like ones that I also pass on to her. By Judy from Valley City, ND Contest Contender!
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Use Free Calendars to Organize Tax Information An easy way to keep tax information together is to use one of the free calendars that stores give away. I white out Sunday on the Sunday column and combine Saturday/Sunday under one column at the end. This leaves a blank column at the first of the week for notes. I keep this calendar in a zip up 3 ring binder that I pay weekly bills from. In my 3 ring binder I have sections such as bills, receipts, addresses and telephone numbers, bank statements and credit card statements. I separate these with clear separator sheets. Weekly I staple all checks stubs and receipts that I will need for taxes under the respective months. I make notes about the previous week such as; motel, date, mileage to the motel from job. If the receipts are large then I will make a note on the calendar week the total amount and what the charge was for such as "Motel - $85.00. I then hole punch the receipt that does not fit and put it into a 3 ring binder. About once a month or so I add up my taxable items such as mileage, motel, medical and write this on the top or a column that I create on the side. At the end of the year I move all of this stuff to a folding accordion folder and label it with the year. All fits neatly into a file cabinet and the income tax document can store inside. I can't tell you how many times I have gone back and gotten information out of a previous calendar. Source: an extension of my 3 ring binder organization tool that I use By notwrong Contest Contender!
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Best muscle rub I ever used! I have had chronic pain due to 2 car wrecks, and now arthritis. I decided yesterday to mix several: equal amounts of IcyHot, Aspercream, and BluGoo. Either mix the amount you will use right away, or mix enough in an old pill bottle for use later. It works great! Source: My own desperate needs! By fatboyslimsmom from Many, LA Contest Contender!
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If you have caulking around your windows and it is starting to mildew paint int with bleach and it will get rid of the mildew and turn the caulking white. It will look like you put in new. Source: I did it on my window. Got it from a friend By sandra Contest Contender!
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Here is a great way to help each other out with clothing, works for adult clothes too. Get your neighborhood, church or whatever together for a clothing exchange. Instead of tossing clothes out or donating to an organization, donate to each other. To make it fair, we cut up different colors of construction paper to represent money values, everyone gets the same amount to spend. This way no one person can scoop it all up. You can also trade items of equal value. It gets to be really fun! Then whats left over can be picked up by goodwill. It really saves on the clothing budget and it feels good to help each other out. We have lots of girls in my neighbor so it works out well and they have fun wearing each others clothes too! By Traceyvarela from Santa Rosa Beach, FL Contest Contender!
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Word of the Day - Expand Child's Vocabulary To help my kids expand their vocabularies, I've chose a "word of the day" for several years now. They get it printed on a piece of paper at breakfast, along with the part of speech (noun, verb, etc.), then at dinner, they each try to use the word during our family discussion. I keep track of how many times the word is used and by whom, and list the results on a poster. We're all amazed at how much their vocabularies have grown (and can see the number of new words they learned each month). It's exciting to be able to explain yourself so precisely because of all the words we have in the English language! Once you use a word 5-10 times, it pretty much stays in your mind. Source: My own idea when I heard kids using words that didn't describe what they really meant! By Casey from Plano, TX Contest Contender!
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Cell Phone for Emergency Flashlight As I was stumbling through the dark looking for the first light switch on my way through the house, I realized that my cell phone was still lit. It was amazing how helpful that little thing was in providing just enough light. A couple of night's later, my husband walked into the bedroom and said, "You know, I just discovered that my cell phone makes a great emergency source of light." Since we both happened on the idea by accident and recognized its usefulness, I thought maybe others might appreciate this tip. I can also see how it would come in handy to light up the door locks on houses and cars that don't have a light which comes on automatically. By Sandy from Elon, NC Contest Contender!
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Save on Contractors During Hard Economic Times In the past year I have needed to remodel two homes and in the process of working on one now. Normally, I try to do as much of the work as I am able, as I cannot normally afford hired help. Because of the recent economy and the need for work by contractors and handy men/women, I have found I can have many of the tasks done at affordable prices. I make a list of what projects needs to be done and decide what I would be willing to pay for the task at hand, as compared to doing it myself. I do not like to negotiate so I call the contractors and tell them, "please do not be offended, I don't normally hire work out, but here is my list and what I am willing to pay." I don't care to negotiate as I find it uncomfortable. I explain the situation as how I usually do these things myself, but know people are trying to keep their crews working and if he/she is willing to work with me, he is hired. I have yet to be turned down. The labor cost I am saving has been on the average of 50 percent, sometimes much more, and the contractors have been very grateful to have the work. Its a win - win for both of us. By Tracey V. from Santa Rosa Beach, FL Contest Contender!
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I have tips about brass wind band instruments for the young student. 1. Valve and slide oil most certainly can be substituted for each other. 2. If you play more than one brass wind instrument, it pays to keep a bottle of oil in each case. Earl W. Contest Contender!
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Discount Grocer in Grand Junction, CO Is there a discount grocery in Grand Junction, CO? By kyle67 from Montrose, CO Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf74045147.tip.html
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Rate It: Bent and Dent Store Near West Palm Beach, FL Does anyone know where a bent and dent grocery store is near West Palm Beach, FL? By simplyceleste40 from West Palm Beach, FL Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf49640064.tip.html
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Rate It: How can I make a pair of shoes narrower? I have a narrow foot and need to resize any Med. width shoes that I buy. Thanks. By turtlelady from FL Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf83271642.tip.html
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Rate It: Recommendations for Kitchen Timers Can anyone recommend a loud kitchen timer that continues to sound until you cut it off? I bought a cheap timer at WalMart but it only sounds once and not loud enough to hear unless you're right in the room with it or fairly close buy. I tried setting the alarm on my cell phone but that's a hassle. By txbetty from Lubbock, TX Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf39239152.tip.html
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Rate It: Storing Food in a Winterized House We have a home in upper Michigan and this year we are winterizing it for the first time. Can we leave our canned goods, dry foods, laundry detergent or personal bath items in the home during the winter? Or do we have to remove everything from the home that is boxed, canned or liquids? By kschwartz123 from Westland, MI Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf51123147.tip.html
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Rate It: Is coconut beneficial to the skin? Is coconut beneficial to the skin? By lynleez from Manitou Springs, CO Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf57440579.tip.html
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Rate It: What can I use to catch crumbs and spills between the countertop and stove? I heard oven guards work great but where can I purchase one from? By Onesummer Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf25279923.tip.html
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Rate It: My neighbor has two boys in Cub Scouts and their group is going to have a float in our local Autumn on Parade. We need ideas to decorate the float. The theme for the parade is "Trains". Thank you in advance for any and all suggestions. One idea we came up with is a sign that reads "All aboard for the Cub Scouts". By jmz2005 from IL Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf35233892.tip.html
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Rate It: How do I remove dry erase marker stains on polyester? By Muttern Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf33817840.tip.html
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Rate It: Ideas for a Combined Birthday Party My son is turning 4 on Nov. 29th and my daughter is turning 1 on Dec. 3rd.. I need to have a double birthday party but I have no idea how to do this or with what characters. How do I word the invitation? I know 1st parties are special. My son's was and I want to do the same for her but I have to have it together, they are only days apart. Please help me. By madison2 from New Bedford Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf40756764.tip.html
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Rate It: Who is the person that made this swing? It is in a park in Chicago, IL. By Uncle Bob from Wheaton, IL Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf40311526.tip.html
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Rate It: I was wondering if anyone would be able to give me some advice on the purchase of a freezer. Buying a freezer would allow me to buy food in bulk when it goes on sale and also store veggies and fruit from the local pick-your-own farm. Does it really matter if it is a manual defrost or a frost free? The freezers with the Energy Star rating seem to be a lot more money. Is it worth the extra dollars? Thank you for your advice. By Homesteaddreamer from MD Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf36029624.tip.html
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Rate It: Manual for Welbilt Bread Maker #ABM4100T Does anyone know where I can get or buy a Welbilt recipe book for Model #ABM4100T. Thank you. By jwalloj from Redondo Beach, CA Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf19324722.tip.html
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Rate It: Whirlpool Refrigerator Not Working Our Whirlpool side by side refrigerator just stopped working. It is not even 2 years old, but the warranty is up. The lights are on, but it doesn't get cold. We adjusted the setting to colder to no avail. Any ideas on something else we might check? The company and the store have been no help at all. Thanks! By 17538 from NC Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf91902205.tip.html
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Rate It: Food is Staying Inside Garbage Disposal My garbage disposal runs and grinds up the food but the food just stays in the bottom. Is something clogged and if so, how do I unclog it? By 9524mom from Phila, PA Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf77625588.tip.html
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Rate It: Manual for Regal Bread Machine #K6782 I am looking for an instructions manual for a Regal Bread Machine model #K6782. I would like to use it but I have no instructions. Thanks. By Kkatnnat@aol.com from McKinleyville, CA Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf98290482.tip.html
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Rate It: Inexpensive Western Wedding Decorations My fiance and I are getting married in May 2010 and we are having a western wedding with royal blue and silver as our colors. We will be getting married on our acreage, with our reception there too. I am looking for easy, cheap, do-it-yourself decorations. We will be renting a tent and people will be sitting around big round tables. We will be serving pulled pork and beef sandwiches with baked beans, potato salad, etc. The wedding will be early evening about 6ish. It will be a relatively formal wedding with me in the typical big ivory dress and my girls in formal gowns and the men will be in tuxes. Any suggestions are welcome. Thank you! By countrymom77 from Adams, NE Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf80766677.tip.html
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Rate It: When waiting tables, how do you handle 10 big tables when they walked in all together at the same time? When this happened I was by myself on floor. By afarhat23867 from Dearborn, MI Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf57171250.tip.html
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Rate It: Rat Droppings in Mobile Home Insulation I have just read tons of ThriftyFun responses on how to get rid of smells from "downunder". Mine is mobile home underbelly smelly. However, I have an additional problem which no one mentioned, rat poop in the insulation throughout the underbelly (I know, it's gross and disgusting). The estimates I've gotten have averaged $3000. I just got "cleaned out" by the person who remodeled the inside of my trailer. Is there anyone who knows of a less expensive route? I can't stand the smell and knowing all the poop is completely throughout the insulation is sickening to me. I also believe its the reason I'm feeling sickly since I've been here almost 2 years. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. By babawah from Redmond, WA Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf26729466.tip.html
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Rate It: I need to clean of the bottom of my fabric bag. It got soiled from being put on the floor. Hope you could help. Thank you. Donna Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf84014600.tip.html
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Rate It: Removing Tape Residue From PVC Fence How can I remove tape residue from my PVC fence? By alliecallie from Newburyport, MA Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf17511389.tip.html
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Rate It: Where can I buy soap flakes? By mlross77 from Prescott, AZ Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf47092796.tip.html
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Rate It: Puppy is Having Frequent Accidents I have a sweet little girl, a 6 week old American Pit Bull Terrier. I've had her for 1 week, and from the first day she did fabulously. All of a sudden yesterday, she began peeing everywhere. Every 30 seconds she'd try to dribble some. I started doing some research, and figured out she probably has crystals in her urine. Bella has no fever, she eats well, and is energetic, so I'm quite sure she doesn't have an infection. Anyone have any advise, home remedy, and recipes for homemade food to combat this? By lindalee48 from Pewaukee, WI Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf65961091.tip.html
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Rate It: Yesterday my son's friends found 2 stray cat. One of the cats had severe injuries. None of our shelters would take the cats. The cat is so scared it won't come out of hiding and it won't eat or drink. Do you think that this cat will be scared for life? What do we do from here? How do we get the cat to eat? By pebbtc from Superior, WI Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf88095344.tip.html
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Rate It: Water Mark on Painted Wood Table How can I remove a white water mark from painted wood furniture? I don't know if the methods for natural wood furniture will work. This is an old piece, painted solid green and decorated with flowers. By ivyiris from PA Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf21896815.tip.html
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Rate It: Rock Star Birthday Party Ideas My daughter is having her 13th birthday party Sept. 19th. She wants to do a rock star theme. I was wanting to know if anyone had any ideas how to decorate and some of the things I can do to entertain the kids? We are going to have Karaoke and music. I want the kids to have a blast. Any other ideas? By Lynn39 from Blackwell, MO Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf44452111.tip.html
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Rate It: Removing Decoupage Photos from Wood How do you remove decoupage photos from wood? By hatlover from Oswego, NY Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf31620313.tip.html
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Rate It: I am having a hysterectomy on October 1st. I am scared to say the least. I am wondering if it is any worse then having a C-section? I had two of those and was fine pain wise. It is medically necessary for me to have the surgery due to Adenomyosis. Any in-sight and helpful suggestions for before and after would be nice. Thank you. By Wacky Camper from Westland, MI Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf10720263.tip.html
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Rate It: My lawn mower cord retracts, but the rectangular piece that the cord housing sits on turns. It has no tension and just spins. Consequently, the engine won't turn over. I believe the rectangular piece to be the flywheel or it is connected to the flywheel. It is in line with the center of the lawn mower blade, which is at the opposite end of the vertical assembly, with the rope at the top. By rweklund from San Diego Post Feedback: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf25562958.tip.html
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Rate It: Who would be a good company to travel to the Holy Land with? Maybe a 10-12 day tour. Have anyone been there before? Did you have a great experience? I would like to maybe visit Jordan too. Let me know what you think. By brojrs from KY
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My Frugal Life: From the Beginning When I left home at 18, I planned on working hard, saving money, and making it out in the big world alone. After the weekends, the kids and I would go to the local party places for the teenagers and collect cans for extra change. I bought clothing and other things I needed exclusively from resale shops and garage sales. I hunted food bargains and bought in bulk when I could. School supplies were recycled by adding a new front to binders and notebooks with a lot of blank pages left. I cooked large meals and froze them into smaller portions to stretch things out when times were really tough. One year we were severely strapped and the kids were 4 and 5 years old around Christmas time. We lived in a very small place with no room for a Christmas tree. So I found some plastic roping that looked like evergreen at a resale shop. I hot glued it to the wall in the shape of a tree that went from a foot off the floor to the ceiling. I filled it in with the remaining roping and then hot glued the lights on as well. I added a "trunk" made from brown construction paper at the bottom of the tree to the floor. I hung all the ornaments that the kids made and ones that we had from years past. When I plugged in the lights, it looked like a real tree! I got many complements on that tree! As the kids grew, I did my best to provide them with what the needed, on a frugal budget. After my divorce, things got very tough, but we managed. Coupons, mac and cheese, and many inventive recipes helped. At least the kids never went hungry, though I cant say the same for myself. I continued my frugal ways, teaching both the kids how to live without spending like their friends did. We lived in an affluent area, so it was hard for them, but they both understood and adapted. My daughter learned how to shop sales racks at nice stores for torn, damaged name brand clothing and repair them so that she could "fit in". My son simply never asked for more than I could provide. Now they are both grown, on their own, and living their own frugal lives. Both have told me that the lessons they had learned from me have helped them save money for the more important things, while not going without the things we all need to survive. That makes me feel good! Being frugal has helped me see what is truly important in life. What we should spend money for and what we can get for much less with a little effort. It is my opinion that this should be taught as course in high school and college. We would all be better off if more of our children coming up realize frugality is not a bad thing. It's a blessing. Now I am being blessed with a frugal wedding for under $300! Chapel, reception hall, food, and dress included! It is my hope that we all try to live a more simple, frugal life. Dingybat from Vermilion, Ohio Do you have a frugal story to share with the ThriftyFun community? Submit your essay here: http://www.thriftyfun.com/post_myfrugallife.ldml Read More: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf91283697.tip.html
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