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I love the ease of swiffer mops, but I am not a huge fan of paying ten bucks for the refills. Good news, though: You totally don’t have to buy the refill pads. You can make your own pads and cleaner, and then toss them into the washer for next time. Less chemicals, less cost, Read More >>
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Happy Tuesday everyone! Last week I dropped my iPhone one to many times and had to order a new Otterbox Defender case for it. The cheapest one I could find was the pink camo one you see me using above and let me tell you Bob, I’ve already had 2 comments on it from women Read More >>
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I almost feel guilty finding a recipe on a company’s website {Bob’s Red Mill} and then telling you guys to go make the recipe using a cheaper but equally awesome alternative ingredient {Winco’s 13 bean mix, not Bob’s Red Mill}. But seriously it will save you money and taste totally awesome. So I had to Read More >>
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Calling all you garden sleuths out there… Does anyone know what this plant is called? I was weeding my fall vegetable garden last night here on the east coast and noticed a ton of these parsnip looking plants growing between the rows. The roots look like a parsnip but the leaves remind me of potatoes. I Read More >>
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Row covers are a great way to keep certain things in your garden {i.e. heat} and later on in the season, certain things OUT of your garden {i.e. pests}. They are cheap, effective, and even though some people think they are an eyesore, I see them as kind of charming. I always think, “Oh, a Read More >>
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