Organizing Tips (March 13, 2019)
We are still in the grip of cold and flu season. Today's featured post shares ways to reduce the risk of infection. If you have any prevention tips or home remedies, please share them with us.

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Today's Featured Post

Stay Healthy During Flu Season

By Pat from IL

A young girl with a cold or flu.This is flu season. If you have to see your doctor for a check up or because your sick, DO NOT pick up a paper, brochure or especially a magazine! It is the easiest way to pick up an infection or another illness you don't have.

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Today's Guides
Planning A Vegetable Garden
Rows of growing vegetables
Storing Silverware
A polished set of silverware
Keeping Track Of Medical Information
Keeping Track Of Medical Information, Stethoscope on a Medical Chart.
Uses for Shoe Boxes
Empty shoebox waiting for a new use.
Moving Tips and Tricks
moving tips and tricks
Frugal Storage Solutions
Rocks inside two mason jars.
Today's Posts

Recycled Cork Thread Dispenser and a Candle Holder

By Sandi/Poor But Proud

Recycled Cork Thread Dispenser and a Candle Holder - finished candle holderIf you enjoyed the trivet and the coaster, I am happy. Here is day 3 and 4 of my 4 day post. This one is a bit unique and not for everyone. As someone who sews, you might like it though. The candle holder is cute too, but I wish I could have found a smaller candle.

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Reusing Netted Vegetable Bags

By Donna

A netted vegetable bag and some scissorsI always save my net vegetable bags and use them for a variety of things, like a safe dish, bathroom or even body scrubber. Or a kitty toy. For some reason, kitty loves to play with them!

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Do the Math Beyond the Purchase Price

By mom-from-missouri

A Dyson vacuum cleaner on a staircase.Before you purchase an item, do your research. Check the consumer ratings, price compare from store to store, and take into consideration what it will cost you over time to use that item. Several times I have paid more upfront for an appliance as it will save me money over time compared to a less expensive version.

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Keep Keyboards Clean with Cling Wrap

By Lucy Cannon

I wrapped my new keyboard with cling wrap, (like Glad wrap). I thought it might be awkward, but I don't even notice that it is there. Occasionally I put a new wrap around my keyboard, as I use it a lot and it can get worn out.

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My Retired Tea Towels

By Mina

My Retired Tea TowelsWe all have them, the old tea towels that are worn out, faded or stained, that we don't care to use anymore and that we would never put out when company is coming over.

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