Don't look so busy - leave the packing up until laterġ3. Use an instrument you haven't tried before (harmonica, tin whistle, banjo, recorder)ġ1.
Recruit a new member to the church band or choirġ0. Have a fundraising drive to boost the music budgetĨ. Invite everyone you know around for a singalong (just for the fun of it.)Ĥ. They are not limited to the institutional church, but extend into everyday.ģ. Here is a list of suggestions you might like to run past your faith commmunity, family, actual friends and facebook friends. This year I am determined to be better prepared. (I would buy white since the bleach will take out the color).Most New Years come and go before I've made a decent resolution. Then I just toss them in the washer with a little more bleach to clean them.
I have a multi-pack of cheap washcloths from Walmart that I use for cleaning. What I think would work just as well, though, is to make up a spray bottle of bleach solution, and spray it wherever you would normally use a wipe, and then wipe it up with an old rag or really cheap washcloth. I've never tried it though (but I have tried making my own diaper wipes this way-minus the bleach solution) :)īut.if you can get the wipes on a good sale, I am not sure this would save you that much in the way of time and money (since the paper towels can be a bit pricey). They would probably keep for a few weeks. Or you could probably just rip off several of the select-a-size sheets and do the same thing. Lauren, I think you could try to make your own wipes by taking a roll of thick, good quality paper towels, cutting it in half, removing the card board tube, and then laying them flat in an old diaper wipes tub, filled maybe halfway (or 3/4ths) with the 10% bleach solution. It's good to know the exact amount to use! Thanks for the info about the 10% bleach solution. Visit Frugal Fridays for more frugal inspiration! When not possible, spray and allow to sit for about 30 seconds at least, and then wipe. A small amount of bleach (I would estimate this to be less than a half-teaspoon) is highly effective.Īfter spraying, I recommend allowing it to air dry if possible. Lest you think I am just making this up, so surely that small of an amount cannot really effectively sanitize, this recipe comes from our state university's health sciences division and has been thoroughly tested.
FREE MINECRAFT SKINS 2010 MAKE YOUR OWN SKIN PLUS
coli, Staphylococcus (staph) and Salmonella, plus other potentially harmful germs including viruses such as influenza (the "flu" virus), rhinovirus (one of the causes of the common cold) and rotavirus." tells us that "Disinfecting with an EPA registered product such as Clorox® Clean-Up® Cleaner with Bleach has been shown to kill 99.9 percent of E. We know we're supposed to sanitize our kitchen counters and other areas of the home to prevent the spread of germs and bacteria. Young Boys in the Store: Battleground Strategies.Saturday Evening Blog Post: January Edition.Raising Boys: No Greater Challenge, No Greater Joy.What to Do When You Feel Like He’s Just Not That I.An Ultra-Frugal, Green, and Long-Lasting Powerhous.Menu Planning: Creating New Meals from Leftovers.Messy Monday: Let It Be Messy and Go Do Something.It Doesn't Have to Be Expensive to be Special.Why Being Locked Out Can Actually Be Fun.Seven Habits of Highly Successful Housekeepers.Potty-Training: From My Bathroom to Yours.Finding Time for Exercise: When Do You Fit It In?.Once-a-Month Cooking Festival: Marinara Sauce.Seven More Habits of Highly Successful Housekeepers.
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