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Garden: Blue Jay

Don't forget that even if it's cold, beauty will be there...

By Lamonrow from Gatineau, QC, Canada

Blue Jay

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Be Creative When Hanging Pictures

You don't always have to hang your pictures at eye level. I have two "half walls" separating my kitchen from my family room. These two little walls needed something to jazz them up so I hung two of my 'Gregg Brown' prints on the short walls and and long/narrow print on the tall wall. All of the prints have basically the same theme which is fruits and vegetables and coordinate very well together in my kitchen.

Picture frames are cheap. If you go to thrift stores and garage sales you can pick them up for next to nothing. I then take the print that came with the used frame out and paint the frame to coordinate with my color scheme and add my own prints to decorate my home.

By Florida Gal from Spring Hill, FL

Be Creative When Hanging Pictures

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Use Old Sandals in the Shower

This could be all sorts of categories, but for me it was safety. Having Parkinsons, I find showering sometimes harrowing. Shower mats get yukky and the peel and stick don't last long. So, I came up with something that is safe and can be used in any shower.

I kept some older sandals that had worn thin and now slip them on when showering. They keep my feet from slipping, don't cost me any thing, and get cleaned right along with me! I hope this helps others as much as it's helped me.

By Sandra from Salem OR

Use Old Sandals In The Shower

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Craft Project: Three Surprise Hearts

My husband purchased 3 hearts (4x3 inches) at a craft shop. He knotted them all together with a fancy knot (Sapajou). He put our names on them and surprised me by hanging them on our kitchen door!

Approximate Time: 30 minutes

Supplies:

3 wooden Hearts
8 feet of 1/4 inch rope (brown: hemp or manila)
red paint
drill

Instructions:

Drill holes 1/2 from the middle of the hearts (below the top center point) and paint them red. Knot one end of the rope. String rope through each heart. Bring the knotted end of the rope up to the other end of the rope. Space each heart approximately 22 inches apart.

Between each heart, pull the center of the rope so that you have a loop. The unknotted end of the rope should be looped as well to match the two loops.

Take the knotted end and wrap around the loops about 6 to 7 times from top to bottom, leaving the wraps slightly loose because the knotted end needs to be slid in between the wraps so the knot comes out the top of the wrap.

Pull the knotted end while holding the bottom of the wrap so that the wrap tightens around the loops. Adjust loops and hearts as needed to align hearts in top to bottom order.

Click Here for the Three Surprise Hearts diagram and instructions.

By Sally from Buffalo, NY

Three Surprise Hearts

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Bugsy (Boston Terrier)

Bugsy is a 5 year old Boston Terrier that we got from an Amish family in Oden, Indiana in 2004.

He was the runt of the group.He looked so helpless, and cute. He loves to go riding in the car, even if it's just down the driveway. As you can see by the picture he likes to drive sometimes too. (ha, ha) I feel like he thinks he's human. Maybe he's just spoiled. Of course I didn't have anything to do with that...

By Miranda from Indianapolis, IN

Bugsy (Boston Terrier)

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Mark Keyboard With Glue to Find Commonly Used Keys

I have been typing for many years, but I still find I have to look for some keys. For instance, F11 is a great key to maximize a page, but I always have to look for it, until now! I applied a few dabs of hot glue carefully to the key. Now when I want 'F11' I can feel it rather than look for it.

By Derryl from Ontario

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Clean Blinds With Magic Eraser

I admit I am a bit of a clean freak. I hate dust, streaky glass, spotted stainless steel and appliances. Therefore, I was in quite a state with dirty/dusty blinds (36 windows worth) and an ivory leather couch (what were we thinking) that was dirty and dingy.

Desperate for a solution I took my "MR CLEAN" magic eraser purchased for 89 cents at the local supermarket and went to town. I first cleaned the blinds with a damp cloth and then "erased" them. Voila! They were as clean as they had ever been and with much less effort.

Next, I tackled the couch. The eraser removed years of newsprint, sticky fingerprints and even an ink stain came right up. I am not sure that this didn't harm the leather but, it sure looks good for now!

I use my eraser on woodwork, painted surfaces, appliances and well, you get the picture. I always rinse the eraser well and allow to drain. I never squeeze it as this seems to shorten it's life span. Happy Cleaning!

By Diana from Prospect, KY

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Check Out Your Local Joblink

With the jobless rate soaring and the media reporting only the bad news, it's easy to get depressed if you are looking for a job. My husband and I have both been in the job search for over a year and the one thing that has made a huge difference in our attitudes and job searching abilities is the local Joblink.

This resource is amazing! Besides having the inside scoop to many job listings, the Joblink provides resume assistance, computers, fax machines, copiers, phones, books, classes, and job fairs all for FREE! But the number one resource is SUPPORT! We both attend a job club every week and the networking and support that it provides is unmatched.

And when you find a job (like my husband just did), the people there are genuinely happy for you. You can find your local Job Link through the unemployment website or online. If you are unemployed for any reason, get a positive support system in place first, it can save your life.

By Patricia from Cocoa, FL

Editor's Note: There appears to be Job Links associated with many of the state governments. If you don't have a Job Link in your area, check your State's website to see what other unemployment resources they might have available.

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Safe and Friendly Drain Cleaner

To safely clean drains, I pour baking soda into the drain followed by table salt. If the clog isn't bad, I just use cold water to flush it down. If the clog is bad, you will need to use boiling water. Since this will not harm pipes or the environment, you can use this weekly to keep drains from becoming clogged.

Source: I grew up using this.

By Kris from New Albany, IN

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Valentine's Day Tradition: A Home Cooked Meal

My husband has everything and is difficult to buy for. So, on Valentine's Day every year, I make him a fancy, multi-course meal that I research a couple weeks ahead of time. I create a festive menu on my word processor complete with cupid clip-art and fancy fonts one week before V-Day. Then, I post the menu in an highly visible location on the wall.

Having the menu posted builds anticipation and reminds us of the special night as it grows near. Every year I'm surprised how this ritual never grows old, and I'm just as excited to prepare it as he is to eat it. This is undoubtedly is more special than any bottle of after-shave, neck tie or wallet.

By Sara from Cape Cod, MA

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No Need for Extra Oil When Frying Ground Beef

When frying hamburger meat, instead of using grease or oil, rub the skillet inside with the hamburger meat. This way you don't have to use oil or grease.

By Frances from Alvin, TX

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Add to Bargain Frozen Pizza

I save a lot of money on pizza by buying a plain cheese with nothing but cheese and tomato sauce on it add our favorite ingredients.

I purchase a Totino's Pizza and add a variety of the following: Green Giant sliced Mushrooms, chopped bell pepper, a little chopped onion, Canadian Bacon, Hormel presliced Pepperoni.

You can go all out and at baby shrimp and smoked oysters or brown a little ground round or ground sirloin and sausage if you like. Sometimes I will add a little more tomoto sauce on top of the cheese that comes on the pizza if I am going to put a lot of different toppings on it.

At the end, sprinkle a little extra shredded cheese on top. You can use the 3 cheese mix or just mozzarella. Bake in the oven at 425 degrees F for 13 to 18 minutes, depending on how large your pizza is. I like the Totino's because it has a thin crust which turns out good and crisp and it is just the right size for 2 people to eat. The limit is your imagination.

By Patricia from Houston,Texas

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Make Your Own Nut and Seed Milks

Not only are nut and seed milks much better for you then cow's milk but also very easy to digest as opposed to the dairy alternative. Perfect for those with soy allergies and who are lactose intolerant.

They are also very simple to make! I use these often and make oatmeal every morning with them! Also great for baking, making hot chocolate, anything you'd use milk for!

Almond Milk

Ingredients

1 cup almonds (soaked overnight or for a few hours)
4-5 cups water
Pinch of salt
1 Tbsp. liquid sweetener (honey, brown rice syrup, etc.) optional

Directions

Blend soaked almonds with water (the more water you use the less creamy, the less water the more creamy). Strain through a cheesecloth and then stir in salt and sweetener if using.

Cashew Milk

Same recipe as above but use unsalted raw cashews and there is no need to strain this one! It's a lot creamier. If you make it with 2 cups of water it'll be as thick as half and half cream.

Sunflower Seed Milk

Same as almond milk but use unsalted raw sunflower seeds. Strain through a cheesecloth as well.

Sesame Seed Milk

Ingredients

2 cups water
1/4 cup sesame seeds (raw)

Directions

Blend and strain if desired. You can also use 2 Tbsp. of *tahini(sesame seed paste) instead of the sesame seed.

Rice Milk

Rice isn't technically a nut or seed but thought I'd add it in here. Rice milk isn't my favorite (I find it a bit gooey), but some people might really love this!

Ingredients

4 cups hot/warm water (NOT cold)
1 cup cooked rice (brown is better nutritionally, but white will work just fine, too)
1 tsp. vanilla

Directions

Mix in a blender till smooth. Let the milk set for about 30 minutes, then without shaking pour the milk into another container (glass jar is good) leaving most of the sediment in the first container.

Source: Written by me. Recipes from various sources.

By Lisa from Halifax, NS

Make Your Own Nut and Seed Milks

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Shop at ALDI's for Grocery Savings

We have become regular ALDI shoppers because of the consistently low prices for very good quality products. For those who aren't familiar with this name, it is a company based in Germany and has been around Europe for quite a while. While many people are put off because of their warehouse style of display and no bags or credit cards, as our economy becomes more and more tenuous, these "inconveniences" will not be quite so distasteful.

Yesterday on the Clark Howard radio talk show, he was discussing this very topic and put numbers with it. He said that ALDI is across the board 20% lower in their prices than the big discount grocery stores we are accustomed to. Their house brand of double stuffed chocolate cookies were selected 100% of the time over the name brand ones in a blind taste test. If there's one anywhere near you, you might want to give it a try.

By Sandy from Elon, NC

Editor's Note: Here is a link to Aldi's, if you want to check to see if there is one in your area.

http://www.aldifoods.com/

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Dear Webby's Joke of the Day

Six-year-old Jay's father was a rector in a small church. One day, his father told Jay that a very important bishop was coming and that he would be staying with them. Jay became very excited and asked his father if he would get to meet the bishop.

His father thought about this and decided that he would let Jay bring the bishop tea in the morning and wake him up. Jay was very excited about the opportunity to do this.

His father gave him instructions: first, knock on the door of the bishop's room and then say to him, "It's the boy, my Lord, it's time to get up."

Jay was very excited and rehearsed his lines repeating them over and over.

Finally, morning came and Jay rehearsed his lines. He went to the door and knocked. He was so excited and nervous though, that his lines got mixed up and Jay said,

"It's the Lord, my boy, and your time is up!"

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Opening Jigsaw Puzzle Boxes

I have trouble opening puzzle boxes neatly. Jigsaw puzzles come in boxes which are sealed under on all four sides. After I open it the ends are jagged and the box is not neat on the bottom anymore. Does anybody have tips for opening the seal of jigsaw puzzle boxes?

Lakshmi

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Making Potholder Looms

Does anyone know how to make a loom for making potholders. I have 2 grandsons and would like to teach them how to do this. I don't want to go to the expense of buying 2 looms. Thanks for any suggestions you may have.

Karen from Clemmons, NC

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Adjusting Sewing Machine Feed Dogs

The feed dogs on my sewing machine won't stay up and I wonder how to adjust them?

Louise from Quincy, MA

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Wind-Up Music Boxes for Stuffed Animals

Where can I find wind-up music boxes for stuffed animals? I am looking specifically for "You Are My Sunshine" and "Teddy Bear's Picnic".

Deborah from Cordele, GA

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Making a Cardboard Wishing Well

How do you make a wishing well out of cardboard?

Casey from Edmonds, WA

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Getting Rid of a Kerosene Drum

I would like to know how to get rid of a kerosene drum. It still has kerosene in it. Please help. Thanks.

Joann from Tampa, FL

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Removing Logos from a Leather Jacket

I plan on painting my leather jacket with fabric paint that I use to make T-shirts. Ironically enough my question is, if I wanted to change what was on my jacket, logos etc. how would I get that paint off? I figured I'd ask as a different question since the other similar ones were concerned with paint spills and obviously less paint applied to the article of clothing. Thank you!

Jake from Virginia Beach, VA

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Relieving a Dog's Itchy Feet

My dog, a Newfoundland and Border Collie mix, spends a lot of time biting his feet. The vet recommends Benadryl and Prednazone to stop it. I would like to find a natural and healthier solution to the problem. Can anyone help?

Marylee from PA

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Afghan Pattern for a Serenity Loom

I have a serenity loom and I lost the instructions. Does anyone know where I can get instructions or patterns for an afghan using this loom? Thanks a bunch!

Jody from Del Rio, TX

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Homemade Citrus Cleaner

I am looking for a homemade orange citrus cleaner recipe that really smells like oranges and cleans as well as a store bought. Thanks!

Susan from Henderson, NY

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Flower Arrangement in a Sundae Glass

I am looking for instructions on making a flower arrangement in an ice cream sundae glass. I have seen them and they are really cute but expensive to buy. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Susan from Henderson, NY

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Cleaning Fireplace Bricks

Does anyone have an easy way to clean fireplace brick? Also, living in the south we have a lot of humid days even in the winter. Does anyone know of a way to keep the fireplace smell away during those humid days?

Ward from Minden, LA

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Removing Peanut Oil from Vinyl Siding

About two months ago I used my turkey fryer with peanut oil in it. I left it out over night due to my neglect. Well that night we had wind and rain and the rain filled up my cooker and the wind blew the used peanut oil onto my vinyl siding. I've tried dishwashing soap and heavy duty degreaser but it did not come off. Can someone help me? Thanks.

Question Man from Chesapeake, VA

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Planning a Ladies Tea at Church

I'm planning a Ladies Tea at my church and would like to have a Rainbow Tea. I need information to help get started. Can I use colors other than the primary colors? What is the significance of the colors? Any ideas on programs? Thanks for any information!

Linda from Middlesex, NC

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Dog Food Brand Recommendations

What is a healthy and affordable food brand for teacup/toy chihuahuas? I am in a tight budget and can't afford to spend a lot of money on food for my little babies. I was buying them Eukanuba. But they were finishing this really fast. I leave home around 6am and leave their tray full. By the time I come back 5pm it's empty so I refill it. Sometimes I have to refill for the 3rd time before I go to bed.

My friend told me to starve them a whole day and create a schedule for them this way they don't eat too much and poop less. I don't really feel too good about starving them for a whole day. They are not overweight.

I ran out of Eukanuba last week during the night so I went to Walmart to get them something to eat since the pet store was closed already. I got them a cheap brand Kibbles I think its called and they have been pooping so much! I love my dogs and even though I don't spend a lot of time with them I do show them love and play with them when I am home. What kind of food are you feeding your chihuahua?

clara711 from Whittier, CA

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Dying a Wedding Dress

I'm 21 and really into making stuff. I have a big wedding dress that I bought as a Halloween costume, its a bit dirty but still in perfect shape. It has no tags and its too expensive to get dry cleaned (80 pounds). I love the fabric and its shape and want to convert it into a trendier dress by dying it electric blue but I'm having trouble finding the right color. So what I want to know how to clean it and if it can be dyed?

Cerri from Edinburgh

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Finding an Organization for Senior Women

There is a nation-wide organization with the word Federation in it. It employs senior women at a very small salary to work as "grandmas" in kindergarten classes assisting teachers. I can't find anything online and wondering if anyone can help me find the full name. Thanks so much.

Joan from Manassas, VA

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Calculating Fabric for Table Runners

I have 20 60 in. round tables that I would like to have runners for. I would like to make them myself unless I could find them cheaper to buy. My dilemma is how much material is needed and where online is the best site to purchase it. Any suggestions will be appreciated.

Winkie from NJ

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Electric Skillet Dinner Recipes

I recently moved in with my boyfriend and there isn't a stove/oven in this apartment. I am so used to one and its a challenge at times. I have managed to make Enchiladas, Stuffed Manicotti, Alfredo, and normal things like burgers. I am dying to cook more but don't know where to start. We are on a strict budget as well, so that puts a damper on things. Oh how I miss my frozen pizzas. Someone help, please! I would like dinner recipes for an electric skillet.

Becca25 from NY

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Growing Vanilla in Egypt

Can vanilla be grown in Egypt? I am starting a small horticultural business on the Red Sea Coast. Does anyone have information that would direct me to find out if this is possible? Do you know of any websites that have information on this subject for Egypt? I tried to find information from the Egyptian Agriculture Ministry but no luck. Would a green house with irrigation be OK for vanilla production?

ShuShu from Red Sea Coast, Egypt

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Removing Something Stuck in the Dishwasher

I know there is something that is stuck in the bottom of our dishwasher. I can hear it "crunching" when the dishwasher get to a certain point in the cycle. I had an appliance man here but because it wasn't making the noise at the time. I should have thought to have it run until it got to that point. He couldn't fix it. He said it would be a "big issue" to pull it out. Is there any way to find what the culprit is without pulling it out?

Marie from MA

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Churning Butter

I am a homeschooling parent of a 5th grader. I thought it might be fun to learn to churn our own butter (the only problem is that I don't know how). Does anyone have a recipe and directions? Thanks.

Nicolle from Peyton, CO

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Homemade Chocolate Liqueurs

I want to know how to make liqueur chocolates at home.

Kimberly

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Wood Stain on Jeans

How do you get wood stain out of blue jeans? We were staining a desk and I got stain on my new blue jeans.

Trista from Brinington, WA

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House Training a Shih Tzu

I have 2 Shih Tzu's, a 6 pound female age 1 and a male age 10 months. I am having potty training troubles and I am getting discouraged with them. The female was doing great, then took a turn for the worse. She is very finicky about the weather but I do make her go outside. If I use pee pee pads inside she uses these no problem, but as far as going outside she will but she still has accidents in the house. The male is a little better than the female.

The female is also starting to show some food aggression. I have a daycare in my home, which the puppies were introduced to when I first got them. I wonder if this now bothers the dogs, the female especially. Any help you can offer will be greatly appreciated. The dogs can go for days without going in the house then all of a sudden they start up again with no warning. Please help!

Janet from Medford, MA

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Kitchen Paint Color Advice

What color should I paint my kitchen walls? I have black appliances, brown/tan granite countertops, and a 50's style red and chrome table with chairs.

Sandy from Summerfield, NC

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Painting Vinyl Wall Panels

I live in a manufactured (double-wide) home. The walls are vinyl-coated panels with strips of vinyl-coated wood at the meeting of two panels. I'd like to remove the strips, then re-surface and paint the walls. I'm thinking of using a technique which comprises painting the walls, applying crinkled tissue paper to the wet paint, then painting a second coat. I'd apply spackle to the gaps, then apply the tissue. Is this feasible?

Polly

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Why Is My Laundry Dingy?

I moved and the washer I am using is leaving my colored clothes dingy, I can't get them clean. I read to use Iron Out on whites. Can you also use it on colored clothes? What would be best for soaking my colored clothes? They are mostly my 4 year old daughter's clothes.

Cass from KS

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Cleaning Hardwood Floors

Does anyone know a solution to use to clean hardwood floors? The floors are sealed. I have smudge marks all over them from attempting to clean them with pledge for hardwood floors.

Susie from Hammonton, NJ

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Crafting for Fun and Money!

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Intermatic Recalls Digital Timers Due to Shock Hazard

Hazard: The recalled timers can have a faulty ground connection, posing a shock hazard to consumers.

Intermatic Recalls Digital Timers Due to Shock Hazard

Playland International Recalls Swing Sets Due to Fall Hazard

Hazard: The metal around the weld at the top of the swing frame can fail, causing the top bar to fall, posing a fall and impact hazard to the user or by-standers.

Playland International Recalls Swing Sets Due to Fall Hazard

Dorel Juvenile Group Recalls Safety 1st Stair Gates Due to Fall Hazard

Hazard: The hinges that hold the stair gate in place can break, posing a fall hazard to children if the gate is placed at the top of the stairs.

Dorel Juvenile Group Recalls Safety 1st Stair Gates Due to Fall Hazard

Bicycles with R-SYS Wheel Rims Recalled by Mavic USA Due to Crash Hazard

Hazard: The spokes on the bicycle's front wheel rim can break during use, posing a fall and crash hazard to riders.

Bicycles with R-SYS Wheel Rims Recalled by Mavic USA Due to Crash Hazard

Children's Hooded Sweatshirts Recalled by Jerry Leigh of California Due to Strangulation Hazard

Hazard: The jackets have a drawstring through the hood which can pose a strangulation hazard to children. In February 1996, CPSC issued guidelines (pdf) to help prevent children from strangling or getting entangled on the neck and waist drawstrings in upper garments, such as jackets or sweatshirts.

Children's Hooded Sweatshirts Recalled by Jerry Leigh of California Due to Strangulation Hazard

My Frugal Life: Shop With a Target Price in Mind

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