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Originally Posted by GirlyGirlSebas
Mom always used Downy, and I always have, too. Have you tried using 1/2 cup of vinegar in your wash?
Anna...I'm now looking into using a clothes line in my neighborhood. This is a new subdivision and I'm not sure what the HOH will have to say.
Vinegar is biodegradable, which most fabric softeners are not and must be treated by municipal supply. Also, it can make your towels less absorbant. Vinegar will NOT soften anything, but it will remove any odors or residue. My basic objection to fabric softener is "Why would you have unnecessary chemicals in your house?" The pollute when created and pollute when used, plus they add to the overall chemical footprint of your home.
I put our clothesline on the screened in porch. It is a loophole that I am using. We have a retractable line, so we pull it out when needed and put it back when we are on the porch for fun.
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Originally Posted by Nori71
I binged (250-ish calories worth) on peanut M&M's this afternoon at work. I dont' have this stuff in my house. I threw out the last few I had taken out of the bag, so that's good, but had to cut my dinner short in order to stay under my calories...
Yum. Almond M&Ms are a big downfall for me.
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Originally Posted by Nori71
Am I the only one w/out a life on a Friday night anymore?!
I was at the grocery! Not really a "life" as I used to have on Friday nights.
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Originally Posted by likenoother
I always complain about being so busy and not wanting to exercise but you all manage to fit it all in.
Don't kid yourself! We don't always fit it all in!
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Originally Posted by dixiedieter
BTW - I have the teeniest of squash and eggplants on my plants. I'm so excited! Soon I won't have to pay retail for veggies! I plan to can and freeze enough for fall and winter too, if my plants produce enough.
So, you got up this morning and thought, "What will make Anna cry with envy?"
Baba ganoush, baby!