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Monday, June 29, 2009
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Info on Zicam Cold Recall
Here is the link to get a refund on Zicam Cold Remedy Nasal Gel or Zicam Cold Remedy Gel Swabs, or call 1-877-942-2626. You choose either a cash refund, or an exchange for a different one of the 17 other Zicam products.
Miscellaneous Stuff
Get a free Jiffy Mix cookbook, click here.
Print a $1 coupon on Nestle Drumstick ice cream treat, click here.
Print coupons on Fruit2O, click here.
Get a free sample of Rachael Ray's dog food, click here.
Get a free sample of Greenies for your pet, click here.
Get a free sample of Playtex Gentle Glide, compliments of Walmart, click here
Get a free sample of Sun Crystals Sweetener, compliments of Walmart, click here
Get a free sample of Aveeno Nourish Hair Care, compliments of Walmart, click here.
Get a free sample of Kotex Overnight, compliments of Walmart, click here.
Get a free sample of Carefree Ultra Protection and Stayfree, compliments of Walmart, click here.
Get a free sample of Ensure Shakes, click here.
Print a $1 coupon on Nestle Drumstick ice cream treat, click here.
Print coupons on Fruit2O, click here.
Get a free sample of Rachael Ray's dog food, click here.
Get a free sample of Greenies for your pet, click here.
Get a free sample of Playtex Gentle Glide, compliments of Walmart, click here
Get a free sample of Sun Crystals Sweetener, compliments of Walmart, click here
Get a free sample of Aveeno Nourish Hair Care, compliments of Walmart, click here.
Get a free sample of Kotex Overnight, compliments of Walmart, click here.
Get a free sample of Carefree Ultra Protection and Stayfree, compliments of Walmart, click here.
Get a free sample of Ensure Shakes, click here.
Glidden Paint Giveaway TODAY!
Click on the link to get a free quart sample in your color of choice. Today only. Pick out your color and proceed to order.
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Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Free DiGiorno Flatbread Melts Single Serve Pizza Coupon
If you missed out on the last FREE DiGiorno Flatbread Melts single-serve pizza coupon, here’s your chance to score one!
Click on link and sign up for coupon to be mailed to you.
Click on link and sign up for coupon to be mailed to you.
Thursday, June 11, 2009
HOMEMADE LAUNDRY DETERGENT RECIPE
This is the recipe I have used for a while now. I had researched a bunch of different recipes and experimented around with Mom in the kitchen. This is the one we have liked the best. From what I read they all work pretty well, but I like this one and it works great. Even on Josh's work clothes.
HOMEMADE LAUNDRY DETERGENT RECIPE
The only ingredients you actually need for homemade laundry detergent are as follows:
1 cup washing soda (I use Arm & Hammer) Make sure you get washing soda and not baking soda. It is in a bigger box, I found it at HyVee
1/2 cup borax (I use 20 Mule Team)
1 bar soap (You can use Ivory or Fels Naptha. There are few other kinds you can use, but I like these the best. Sometimes I do half and half.)
Approximately 3 gallons plus 4 cups water
You will need a pan to cook the soap, a spoon to stir it while cooking, a measuring cup, and a cheese grater or knife to grate the soap bar. You will also need a large container to put the detergent in. I use a five gallon bucket and it works great.
Put four cups of water into a pan and put it on the stove on high until it’s at boiling, then lower the heat until it’s simmering. While it’s heating up, take the bar of soap and grate it with a cheese grater to make little soap curls. My favorite soap is to cut a bar of the Fels Naptha in half and cut a bar of Ivory in half and use half of each bar per batch.
When the water is boiling, start throwing in the soap a little bit at a time, then stirring it until it’s dissolved. Do not just toss in all of the soap at once, It dissolves better if you do a little at a time and stir till melted. Then add more until all the soap is added. Stir the soapy water with a spoon until all of the soap is dissolved. In the end, you’ll have some very warm soap soup. It is very important to get all of the soap dissolved well to make a good consistency for the detergent.
Next, get out your large container and add three gallons of warm tap water to it. I use a five gallon bucket: You can get them at Farm or Home Improvement stores or at Walmart in the hardware section. To this bucket add a cup of the washing soda and stir. Then add a 1/2 cup of the borax and stir. Then I add the soap soup mix and stir well. It helps to stir it really well to give you a good slime consistency for the end result. I use a large wooden stick to stir to get to the bottom.
Cover with the lid and let sit for 24 hours. It usually is fine to sit overnight and I don't usually have to wait the full 24 hours. If I make it during the day, it is usually ready in the morning. When it is done give it a good stir to mix it up again. It will be slimy, but sometimes the consistency varies. That is fine, it just depends on the soap.
I use 1/2 cup for regular loads or 1 cup for work clothes, towels, or heavy soiled loads. Use as little or as much as you like per load up to a cup. I also still use my regular stain remover as before on the kids clothes and other stains as needed. Do not be surprised that the soap does not make suds, or bubbles, it is not supposed too, and it works great and rinses clean. I also just use a plastic measuring cup to measure it and just keep it at the washer. You can put the soap into old detergent bottles to pour out also. If you do this, put a few marbles in each bottle to stir it up while shaking. I prefer just to keep my big bucket by the washer and scoop out as needed, but some prefer to put in detergent bottles. Do whatever works best for you.
You can also add drops of your favorite essential oils for fragrance if you prefer, but I like the clean smell of my two bars of soaps mixed together. Some people use Lavendar, or Pepperment oils. Just use as preferred
I love this detergent and it saves me so much money. I figured it all up and it costs under $2.00 a batch including water for me to make it the way I like. That is less than $2.00 for a almost 5 gallon bucket of laundry detergent. You can't even buy a small tiny bottle of the cheap stuff for that!!!!
HOMEMADE LAUNDRY DETERGENT RECIPE
The only ingredients you actually need for homemade laundry detergent are as follows:
1 cup washing soda (I use Arm & Hammer) Make sure you get washing soda and not baking soda. It is in a bigger box, I found it at HyVee
1/2 cup borax (I use 20 Mule Team)
1 bar soap (You can use Ivory or Fels Naptha. There are few other kinds you can use, but I like these the best. Sometimes I do half and half.)
Approximately 3 gallons plus 4 cups water
You will need a pan to cook the soap, a spoon to stir it while cooking, a measuring cup, and a cheese grater or knife to grate the soap bar. You will also need a large container to put the detergent in. I use a five gallon bucket and it works great.
Put four cups of water into a pan and put it on the stove on high until it’s at boiling, then lower the heat until it’s simmering. While it’s heating up, take the bar of soap and grate it with a cheese grater to make little soap curls. My favorite soap is to cut a bar of the Fels Naptha in half and cut a bar of Ivory in half and use half of each bar per batch.
When the water is boiling, start throwing in the soap a little bit at a time, then stirring it until it’s dissolved. Do not just toss in all of the soap at once, It dissolves better if you do a little at a time and stir till melted. Then add more until all the soap is added. Stir the soapy water with a spoon until all of the soap is dissolved. In the end, you’ll have some very warm soap soup. It is very important to get all of the soap dissolved well to make a good consistency for the detergent.
Next, get out your large container and add three gallons of warm tap water to it. I use a five gallon bucket: You can get them at Farm or Home Improvement stores or at Walmart in the hardware section. To this bucket add a cup of the washing soda and stir. Then add a 1/2 cup of the borax and stir. Then I add the soap soup mix and stir well. It helps to stir it really well to give you a good slime consistency for the end result. I use a large wooden stick to stir to get to the bottom.
Cover with the lid and let sit for 24 hours. It usually is fine to sit overnight and I don't usually have to wait the full 24 hours. If I make it during the day, it is usually ready in the morning. When it is done give it a good stir to mix it up again. It will be slimy, but sometimes the consistency varies. That is fine, it just depends on the soap.
I use 1/2 cup for regular loads or 1 cup for work clothes, towels, or heavy soiled loads. Use as little or as much as you like per load up to a cup. I also still use my regular stain remover as before on the kids clothes and other stains as needed. Do not be surprised that the soap does not make suds, or bubbles, it is not supposed too, and it works great and rinses clean. I also just use a plastic measuring cup to measure it and just keep it at the washer. You can put the soap into old detergent bottles to pour out also. If you do this, put a few marbles in each bottle to stir it up while shaking. I prefer just to keep my big bucket by the washer and scoop out as needed, but some prefer to put in detergent bottles. Do whatever works best for you.
You can also add drops of your favorite essential oils for fragrance if you prefer, but I like the clean smell of my two bars of soaps mixed together. Some people use Lavendar, or Pepperment oils. Just use as preferred
I love this detergent and it saves me so much money. I figured it all up and it costs under $2.00 a batch including water for me to make it the way I like. That is less than $2.00 for a almost 5 gallon bucket of laundry detergent. You can't even buy a small tiny bottle of the cheap stuff for that!!!!
Print a $5 coupon on Coppertone NutraShield with Dual Defense (7/8/09) The same link offers $3 in coupons on various Coppertone products.
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Print the form for new 6# bag of Feline Fresh Scoopable or Original Feline Fresh #7 lb TMF, up to $5.99 (12/31/09)
Print a $3 Coppertone coupon, click here.
Print the satisfaction guarantee for Purex 3-in-1.
Get a free sample of Prilosec, click here.
Get 2 free "Give" bandages courtesy of Nexcare, click here.
Print $5 in coupons on Boost Kids Essentials Drink. You have to register your email.
Sign up for a free 2 year subscription to Lego Club Jr, click here.
Get a free sample of Tampax Pearl, sign up here.
Print the form for new 6# bag of Feline Fresh Scoopable or Original Feline Fresh #7 lb TMF, up to $5.99 (12/31/09)
Print a $3 Coppertone coupon, click here.
Print the satisfaction guarantee for Purex 3-in-1.
Get a free sample of Prilosec, click here.
Get 2 free "Give" bandages courtesy of Nexcare, click here.
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Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Huggies Enjoy The Ride Program
Huggies has a new program called Enjoy The Ride. They offer codes and you can use the codes to play an instant win game to win giftcards. If anyone wants a referral to it email me and I will send you a referral, and if you let me refer you I will give you a list of the tons of free codes that I have and you will get to play the game many times with them. Be sure to email me for the referral before signing up and I will give you the codes once referred.
P&G Coupon Book to sign up for
Sign up for a P&G Home Made Simple booklet, worth $30, with a coupon for a free bottle of Cascade Complete!
New Snapfish promotions:
50 free prints + free shipping on $30 with code SHIP30 (6/30) click here
50 free prints + free set of wallets with code DADWALLET09 (6/30) click here
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Free Carefree Sample & Case
Get a free Carefree Ultra Protection liners and a carrying case, click here.
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