Hey everyone,
Here are some of today's freebies I hope you enjoy! Not so many - they get a little slow around the holidays! Hope you enjoy!
http://www.dunkinathome.com/index.php
Free Sample of Dunkin Donuts Coffee
Free Crest Headband
Country Know-How, How-To, Lots of great info!
Free Sample of Aquaphor
Free Scrub Top for Nurses
Bread Recipes
Tortellini, Ham, and Peas Recipe
Soft Scrub Instant Win
Irwin Daily Win
ATT Instant Win
Honeycomb Instant Win
Rock Like They Do Instant Win
Lucky Mag Instant Win
Progressive Instant Win
Soft Sheen Instant Win
The Beaches Instant Win
Saturn Instant Win
Performance Driven Instant Win
Get The Edge Instant Win
Hpnotiq Instant Win
Mike & Ike Instant Win
Ruelala Instant Win
Madagascar Instant Win
Comcast Fancast Instant Win
HSN Instant Win
Splendid Instant Win
Free Ruler
How Long Can You Keep Those Leftovers?
Cooked Food Item & Average Refrigerator Storage Time
Roast turkey 3 to 4 days
Stuffing 1 to 2 days
Giblet Gravy 1 to 2 days
Canned Cranberry Sauce 5 to 7 days
Homemade Cranberry Relish 5 to 7 days
Roast Pork 2 to 4 days
Roast Beef/Veal/lamb 3 to 4 days
Baked ham 3 to 5 days
Meat w/ sauce or gravy 1 to 2 days
Cooked vegetables 3 to 5 days
Pumpkin pie 2 to 3 days
Fruit desserts/pie 3 to 5 days
*Seafood 1 to 2 days
Soups 2 to 3 days
Restaurant Carry-out Entrees 1 day
Homemade Windex
HOMEMADE WINDEX. Thanks for your tips on using Windex to clean. I find that
a much cheaper but similar mixture can be made at home for only pennies.
Cleaners such as Windex rely upon three common ingredients: distilled water,
vinegar and ammonia. No matter what other additives a commercial product may add,
the real cleaning is done by combining 10 to 20 parts water, one part
vinegar and a scant amount of ammonia. Try starting with a mixture at 20 parts
distilled water. If you need it stronger, you can add more vinegar and ammonia.
Be cautious when handling and storing ammonia. Be sure to label the contents
clearly as containing ammonia and then store out of the reach of children.
Cleaners such as Windex rely upon three common ingredients: distilled water,
vinegar and ammonia. No matter what other additives a commercial product may add,
the real cleaning is done by combining 10 to 20 parts water, one part
vinegar and a scant amount of ammonia. Try starting with a mixture at 20 parts
distilled water. If you need it stronger, you can add more vinegar and ammonia.
Be cautious when handling and storing ammonia. Be sure to label the contents
clearly as containing ammonia and then store out of the reach of children.
Homemade Bath Salts
scent you've chosen.
3. Stir ingredients until completely incorporated.
4. Seal Container and let sit overnight, stirring occasionally.
5. Place in decorative, sealed containers.
6. Tie with ribbon or raffia.
7. Add a scoop to the ribbon.
Note: For a fun twist, create an "Ice Cream Soda" by packaging salts
in a cellophane bag. Place salt bag into the bottom half of a parfait
glass. Place a bath "poof" (those fluffy scrubber thingies) on the
top half of parfait glass (tuck the string underneath) - This is
the "Whipped Cream". To complete the look, place a bendable (I use
colored) straw down the side of the parfait glass. Voile, a fun
homemade bath gift! This is a fun gift for kids to make and give.
If you watch the thrift stores, or go to garage sales, you typically
can find sundae and parfait glasses for a dime or a quarter each.
Even check on FREECYCLE.
You can also add baking soda (about a heaping teaspoon) for a FROTHY
mixture.
1. Fill glass, ceramic or metal 2 quart container with Epsom Salts.
2. Add 2 tsp essential oil and 2-6 drops food coloring to match thescent you've chosen.
3. Stir ingredients until completely incorporated.
4. Seal Container and let sit overnight, stirring occasionally.
5. Place in decorative, sealed containers.
6. Tie with ribbon or raffia.
7. Add a scoop to the ribbon.
Note: For a fun twist, create an "Ice Cream Soda" by packaging salts
in a cellophane bag. Place salt bag into the bottom half of a parfait
glass. Place a bath "poof" (those fluffy scrubber thingies) on the
top half of parfait glass (tuck the string underneath) - This is
the "Whipped Cream". To complete the look, place a bendable (I use
colored) straw down the side of the parfait glass. Voile, a fun
homemade bath gift! This is a fun gift for kids to make and give.
If you watch the thrift stores, or go to garage sales, you typically
can find sundae and parfait glasses for a dime or a quarter each.
Even check on FREECYCLE.
You can also add baking soda (about a heaping teaspoon) for a FROTHY
mixture.
Hope you enjoy!
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