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Effective Homemade Deodorant: My Baby Steps Story

August 27th, 2009 · 61 Comments · Analyzing Aluminum in August, Big Changes, Do It Yourself, KS lifestyle, What to Buy, frugality

I told you Wednesday when we talked about hazards of antiperspirants that I considered making a baby step away from antiperspirant last December. I have used Degree for years, because many other name brands didn’t work for me. I’m not a dainty little lady who doesn’t sweat!
It was Christmas break, and I’m an at-home-mom, so [...]

Food for Thought: Why Analyze Aluminum?

August 21st, 2009 · 6 Comments · Analyzing Aluminum in August

Why Analyze Aluminum?

It’s a non-renewable resource.
It is something you spend your money on.
It may cause health problems.

My motivation in paying attention to something like how much aluminum I consume/use/ingest/etc. is as with most things in the kitchen: I want to be a good steward of my family’s health and all our resources, [...]

Kitchen Tip Tuesday: Restaurant-Style Baked Potatoes

August 11th, 2009 · 19 Comments · Do It Yourself

My grandpa always called me “The Potato Kid”. I have always LOVED loved loved potatoes, any way you serve them: baked, American fries, mashed…but baked potatoes from a steakhouse restaurant are my ultimate favorite. Somehow they’re always piping hot and perfectly moist on the inside, and the way they’re crusted with salt on the [...]

Monday Mission: Analyzing Aluminum FOIL in August

August 10th, 2009 · 23 Comments · Avoiding Waste

Your mission, if you choose to accept, is to reduce your consumption of aluminum foil.
Impact Ratings:
Level of Commitment: Baby Steps
This is a classic reduce, reuse, recycle challenge. I’m going to offer multiple options today; choose one or more to fit your lifestyle – but be sure to at least take one step [...]

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Tags: aluminum foil·recycling·reduce·reuse

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