Daily Thrifty Tips - October 6, 2008

I hope everyone had a nice weekend and isn't getting hit too hard by the stock markets dramatic decline today. It's scary to see these type of declines when so many of us have our retirement in 401k's.

There's a disturbing recall today involving several flavors of Blue Cat Flavor Drink. The FDA has detected melamine contamination in some of their drinks.

You can read the details about it here:

http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/NEWS/2008/NEW01896.html

Thanks for reading,

Susan

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Craft Project: Homemade Fall Place Mats

The leaves are changing colors on the trees! What a perfect time to make a personalized Fall place mat for your little ones! We made these last year and the leaf colors aren't as vibrant as they had been when we first made them. We may have to sneak out and grab some new leaves and make another set this year.

Approximate Time: 20 minutes or less

Supplies:

• Leaves
• Clear Contact Paper
• Large Construction Paper
• Glue Stick
• Scissors
• Photo of Child

Instructions:

Glue a photo of your child to the construction paper. I glued ours to a piece of solid white paper first, so that it was matted and stood out a bit.

Let your child arrange the leaves on the construction paper in any manner they wish to do.

When they are arranged to their liking, use a dab of glue to hold each in place.

Carefully cover the entire sheet of construction paper with a piece of clear contact paper, pressing out any air bubbles.

Cover the backside with contact paper as well.

Trim the edges of the place mat with a scissors and then enjoy using it daily!

By Michele from East Bethel, MN

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Craft: Quick Halloween Wreath

Need a quick wreath? Garbage bags cut in to strips, tied on a wire hanger. Any shape a few left over decorations with a little glitter. And all for free.

Laura from Newberry, Florida

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Kozmo (Persian Cat)

Kozmo is a 4 year old Pure Bred Persian cat. A friend got him for me 3 years ago.

He likes to stand in the kitchen sink and look out the window, something he is not supposed to do, lol.

He is so cute when he boxes with my sister's cat.

By Sheri from Stockton, CA

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Maxwell (West Highland Terrier)

Maxwell is a 4 year old Westie. He likes to cuddle, chase next doors cat, and watch TV.

He is the sweetest, most loving little dog you could wish for. We found him sitting in the armchair like this one morning. We thought about buying him a pipe and a pair of slippers for Christmas!

By Karen from Channel Islands (UK)

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Bogey (Yorkshire Terrier)

Bogey is a 1 1/2 year old Yorkie. We got him a little over a year ago from a breeder in Lake Mary, Florida.

Bogey likes giving kisses, going for walks with his dog friends, playing with his two siblings (cats), chewing on bones, playing fetch, and cuddling.

By Melissa from Port Orange, FL

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Use Your Kroger Charge Card To Save

We have a Kroger charge card, you get a discount on food or other Kroger products. When we buy $100 worth in a month, we get 15 cents off gas. We get the grocery ads in the mail on Wednesday, my husband makes the grocery list from this. We add things we need, they have some good sales. On certain days we can get milk for $1.99, how much better can it get. Also every three months, we receive four $5.00 checks to spend at Krogers and we know how much we are spending. We have a freezer and when they have TV dinners for .69 cents, we stock up.

By Carleen from Little Rock

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Use Vinegar as a Weed Killer

This is not original; however, I have discovered not too many people are aware of this. I have been doing this very successfully for many years.

I don't like to put "poison" of any kind in my yard because of pets and children--and frankly, wildlife, but I really don't like weeds--especially in my walk and driveway and up against the house, and pulling them can sometimes be difficult. The solution: pour any kind of cheap white vinegar on them, they die and are easy to pull, you may have to do it twice but it never fails to work. The smell disappears quickly!

Source: I don't remember where I first heard of this or when but I have been doing this for at least 30 years,

By Bunny from Grand Rapids, MI

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Cloth Invasion: Use Fabric instead of Paper

When I was trying to strain my brain to see what more I could do to try and help the earth, I looked around for what we used a lot of and just threw away. The most obvious answer was threefold: napkins, toilet paper (which we also used as tissues) and paper towels.

All were easily solved. We went to thrift stores and garage sales and bought cloth napkins. They didn't have to be fancy, just usable. They can be used a day or two by each person before just throwing them into the normal wash. (They don't take up that much room.)

Now the tissues: Mom and I now use handkerchiefs, one handkerchief per day and they get washed at the end of the week. It's amazing how much TP we used just blowing noses. We both have allergies, so that makes it even worse.

As for the paper towels: cloth does just as good a job for cleaning things as paper towels are. For these jobs, I use old sheets, stained or ripped clothing that can't be given to Goodwill, old towels, and other cloth that would otherwise just get thrown away. Knit/fluffy socks are great for dusting, T-shirts and other porous cloth for normal cleaning (including glass), and rough cloth for scrubbing. They don't fall apart like paper towels, either, and also can be thrown into the wash.

A note on these ideas however: if cleaning up something really nasty, like oil or grease or ink. I recommend just throwing the cloth away or wash it in a load with only other such cloths.

By Saber from Omaha, NE

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Attach Spare Buttons to Cardboard

Here is a tip I hope that everyone can use. Whenever you buy new clothing, you will almost, always get a extra button in case you lose one. Well, I was always losing the extra button, until I came up with this idea. I take the extra button and sew it on to a card or a piece of cardboard. That way I still have the button and I can match it up the garment with the missing button. For extra added insurance, you write a little note to remind yourself where the button belongs (just in case you have two or more of the same buttons).

By Georgetta from Waterloo, IA

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Easy Pumpkin Table Decorations

Take a roll of toilet paper, set it in the center of a 20 inch circle of orange fabric or tissue paper. Bring the fabric or tissue paper up around the sides of the toilet paper roll and tuck ends into the roll hole on top. Cut a stem out of brown felt or tissue paper, 3 inches wide by 4 inches long. Roll the stem into a 4 inch long tube, glue if desired, and stick stem into the hole on top of the pumpkin.

Source: Saw this cute and easy decoration at a fish boil at our school.

By Sandy from Stoughton, WI

Editor's Note: This is a cute idea and similar to a craft project we published recently. You can see a photo to it here:

• Craft Project: Pumpkin Rolls
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Christmas Club Accounts

This tip is late for this year but (I think) invaluable for the years to come. Get a Christmas Club account at your bank. They either deduct a set amount from your checking account ($20 a month or more) or you deposit monthly. It runs for 10 months and at the end of the time Oct/Nov you get a check for the years' amount plus interest. I'm careless about putting money by every month, but if it's not in the account, I can't spend it and then I have a lump sum when I most need it. One year I had to draw out the accumulated dollars in the summer, but I've done this for a long time.

By Susan from Bristol TN

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Removing Cat Hair from Furniture

To remove cat hair from your furniture, take a damp sponge and brush it one way across the fabric. It helps ball up the hair and you can pick it off the sponge.

By snowfox from Montrose CO

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Aid with Prescriptions - RX Hope

Here is a site that offers to help with getting needed prescriptions. https://www.rxhope.com/home.aspx

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Freeze Milk During Vacation

When you leave for vacation, put the milk left in the carton in the freezer. Just be sure the carton isn't full. When you get home, put it in the refrigerator to defrost. It saves money and makes it that you don't need to go out for milk as soon as you get home.

By Carol from Wyoming, PA

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Substitute Almond Flour In Baking

I love to bake but I am doing low carb so I have tried to find a good alternative to white flour. I tried soy but did not like the texture. Recently I tried almond flour which usually isn't on the grocery shelf so I grind up whole almonds in my blender. If I buy salted which are cheaper (about $2.50 an 8 oz can at Dollar General), I just omit the salt in the recipe. I am still experimenting because it doesn't work in every recipe but it makes a great banana bread.

Source: 500 LOW CARB RECIPES by Dana Carpender

By Marilyn from Oklahoma City

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Keeping Animals Out of Your Garbage Can

We have been having a problem in my neighborhood for the last 2-3 months with some animal (we assume it is a dog) coming in the middle of the night, knocking over trash cans, dragging the trash bag out of it, and then dragging the trash bag into someone else's yard (mostly mine) and digging through the bag.

I have contacted animal control and was informed that the small city that I live in only contracts for 1 hour of county animal control services a month. So they may or may not be able to catch the dog. I have bought dog repellent granules from Home Depot, they worked about 1 week. I have tried black pepper, red pepper and chili powder.

I have sprayed my can repeatedly with bleach which keeps them out of my garbage. I have even sprinkled bleach around the perimeter of my yard. This is getting expensive. Does anyone have any other suggestions? Has anyone tried the ultrasonic dog repellents in the yard, do they work?

Zevia

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Making a Round Loom

How do you make round looms?

Shirley from Mariposa, CA

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Prune Cake Recipe

I am trying to find a recipe for a prune cake my neighbor used to make when I was a child. The recipe called for baby food prunes and apricot juice. It had a glaze that soaked into the cake and made it very moist.

Cheryl from Cumming, GA

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Distressed Look for Walls

Any ideas on how to do a distressed look on wall panels from the 70's? I wanted to do a nautical type look in my living room.

Sheena from Greenville, AL

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Sun Cloud Heater Reviews

Has anyone ever used a Sun Cloud heater? It's an electric heater that only costs 9 cents an hour to operate.

Here are the specs.

-Metal Cabinet
-safe for children and pets
-9 cents an hour in electricity use
-10 year warranty
-no flames, no fumes
-thermostat control
-lifetime washable filter
-super quiet
-16 x 18 x 24 - 45 lbs
-$495

Thanks for your input!

Misty from Wooster, Ohio

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Accidental Tie Dyed Clothing

I washed beige and pink clothes in cold water. Something was in the washing machine that was blue and now everything looks like it been tie died. Some clothes are cotton,nylon, polyester, etc. Clothes were dried on clothes line, not in a clothes dryer. How do I remove the stains?

Yvonne from El Paso, Texas

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Painting Over Beadboard

A while ago, a friend put up beadboard on 1 wall in the kitchen. I never noticed it, but a seam is showing, right in the middle of the wall. I hate it. Is there some kind of wall liner I can use to cover up the lines of the beadboard and just paint over it? I would appreciate any ideas you may have to cover this up.

Thanks,
Anita from Toms River, NJ

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Food to Bring on an Airplane

What would be good to take on a airplane to eat and will go through airport security?

Richard

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Fresh Apple Bread

Does any one have a good recipe for fresh apple bread? My mom is looking for one as she had some at a shower and now wants to make some at home.

Cathy

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Where is Chichen Itza?

Which continent is Chichen Itza located?

CHRISTINA from St. Louis, MO

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Survey Advice

I am curious about doing surveys. Is it safe? Is it worth it? Are there any groups to stay away from? Does one really get good products free? Any catches I'd need to know about?

Judy from Frederic, MI

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Using a Cycling Thermostat

Balto gas and electric is offering cycling thermostats. It would be set to turn off air conditioning during peak times of use. Then it would save me money. My problem is I am not well (ie. I have Fibromyalgia and allergies). I need to save money but I don't want to make my health worse because of the lack of air conditioning. I don't keep it that cold, but I do keep it on in the summer. Any ideas on this thing would be appreciated.

Sandy from Baltimore

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What Foods Are Poisonous to Dogs?

What foods are poisonous to dogs?

Helen from Los Banos, CA

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Removing Water Marks from Wood Furniture

We have two 'white' spots on our wooden kitchen table that I can't seem to get out. I have tried mayo and Old English. These are from heat and have been there more than a month now. Any ideas how to get rid of them? Thanks.

Lisa from NC

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Removing Stains from Pots and Pans

How do you clean stains off the bottoms of your pans? Mine have brown stains from years of cooking and of course, from others in the house trying to cook. Thanks for any information.

Yankgirl from Florida

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Spider Repellent Recipe

Is there a natural, safe repellent that I could put on the house so that the spiders won't get established? I live near a lake, which hatches little bugs in clouds. This brings the tiny spiders that blanket the buildings and landscape plants around here. It's very ugly. I don't want to kill them because more would be arriving soon.

Kim from Moses Lake, Eastern WA

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Foliage Accent Palm Turning Brown

My indoor palm is turning brown and dying. Any ideas?

Hardiness Zone: 10a

Lorie from San Jose, CA

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Removing Iron On Decals from Clothing

I recently bought some shirts at a yard sale that had glued on decals. How can I get them off? I tried nail polish remover, but it didn't work.

Linda M from Union Grove, NC

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Fruit Fly Control

There have been times in the past when a few fruit flies would come into my house via grocery shopping and they multiplied. I usually make sure there is no good food source for the little rascals, swat the ones I can, and they are gone within a few days.

We had a few show up about a month ago and I did all the usual stuff, but we soon had an invasion. I searched the house, and found that my son had left an open cup in the bottom of his closet. It had contained a milkshake, and the little buggers came flying out of it like crazy.

I make sure that all food is covered, dishes are rinsed and put in the dishwasher, trash is removed daily. I removed the cat bowls and am temporarily using small paper plates that are tossed out daily. I've even put all the plants outdoors. The little monsters will not go away.

It's annoying to try to eat a sandwich and shew fruit flies at the same time. They are in every room in the apartment. I know they usually lay their eggs in a food source, but I feel like I've eliminated any potential nesting areas. Short of an insect bomb, does anyone have an idea of how to get rid of these pests?

Dianne from OR

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Help Drilling Glass Blocks

Is there a way to drill holes or cut holes large enough to fit night light bulbs in the glass lit blocks? I have seen some for sale on the internet that say they are lit by 7 watt night light bulbs.

Kathy from Starkville, MS

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Letters Wearing Off My Brand New Dell Keyboard

The letters on my brand new Dell keyboard are wearing off. Anyone have an idea of how to stop this? I tried clear nail polish.

Linda J from New York

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Bread Dough Sticking to Towel

Does your bread stick to the tea towel? When I let the bread do it's final rise the dough is sticking to the tea towel and making my loaves look so bad! Please help! Do I even need to cover it? Is this what our grandmothers used to do when the windows were opened and flies would have feasted on the dough?

Amber from Liberty, MO

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Homemade Cold Remedies

Looking for homemade remedy for colds.

Wanda from Hinesville, GA

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Keeping Slugs Out of Water Dish

How do I prevent slugs from invading my cats' water dish? They do this every night and it quickly fills with algae. What can I do for this?

Leah from Union, SC

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Stains on Stored Clothing

I have yellow stains on the folds of all my stored clothes. I opened up a box of stored CLEAN folded clothes and where ever the folds are, there are big yellow stain lines! How do I get those yellow stain lines out without ruining our clothes?

I've tried washing them and soaking them in Biz and still they remain!
How does this happen? We are a non-smoking house and they were stored in the bedroom closet. What happened? Do I have to throw out all of mine and my husband's clothes?

Joyful

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Moles on Skin

I was wondering if anyone knew of a way to get rid of moles and skin tags?

Sherri from Columbus, OH

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Too Much Cumin

I made a large amount of hotdog sauce for a party. When putting in a touch of cumin, the lid came off. I got most out but it is smothered with the taste. How can I salvage it and get some of the cumin taste out?

Thank you,
Sandra

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Aluminum Foil Stuck to the Bottom of My Oven

I got aluminum foil stuck to the bottom of my oven. I already used oven cleaner and it will not come off. What should I do next?

Thank you,
Nancy from Tucson, AZ

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Dyeing with Bleach

I have a blue baby hammock which I really want to be white. Can anyone tell me the best way to go about doing this? Obviously, I'll have to use bleach, but can I put it in my washing machine? Or will I have to mess about with buckets. Will normal household bleach do the job? Or do I need a certain kind? If I can put it in the washing machine, how much do I put in and do I have to wash it again afterwards to make sure all the bleach is out? Any suggestions, much appreciated, Thanks.

Viv from UK

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Editing Blemishes from Photos

I will be taking my son's senior pictures and am looking for suggestions for a photo editing software. Most importantly, I need to be able to edit out some acne that he is going through.

I currently have a software that does some editing, but I can't edit out blemishes. My son is kind of shy and says he would rather have me do the pics than a professional because he feels more comfortable. I do take nice pictures, so I don't mind, but unless I get a good software editing program, my pics won't be as good as they should because his acne won't be as toned down as a professional could do.

If anyone out there has used a photo editing software that has the capability of editing out blemishes, I would appreciate the recommendation. Thanks.

Tina from Ashland, OR

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Saving Money on Cold Medicine

Tips for Saving Money on Cold and Cough Medicine as suggested by the ThriftyFun community.

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Saving Money on Makeup

Here are tips for saving money on makeup as suggested by the ThriftyFun community.

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Drying and Storing Herbs
By Ellen Brown

Most herbs dry easily, and if properly preserved, will retain their flavor and aroma long enough to carry you into the next growing season. As with a lot of gardening, timing is everything. Here are some tips for gathering, drying and keeping them fresh while in storage.

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