Thursday, May 6, 2010

How to Buy a Mother's Day Gift for the Mom Who has Everything

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How to Buy a Mother's Day Gift for the Mom Who has Everything

by Karen Lange

Mother's Day gifts can be hard to buy, especially if your budget is tight, or your mom doesn't need anything, or has mostly everything she wants. Flowers, perfume, or candy are always good, but it's nice to come up with something unexpected and creative. Perhaps some of these ideas or variations on them will strike your fancy. Show mom how much you love her by thinking outside the box; she'll appreciate it!

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Tuesday, May 4, 2010

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How to Leggo My Eggo

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How to Leggo My Eggo

by Linda Natali

Leggo my Eggo! Seriously, I mean it, man! Leggo my eggo! The delightfully delicious, fluffy, golden, circular waffle is being rationed to grocery stores around the country.

Why, you ask? A flood in Atlanta shut down one of Kelloggs' bakeries and renovations are taking longer than expected at their Tennessee bakery. As a result, the waffles are nowhere to be found. Kelloggs has decided to ration the tasty, slightly sweet, breakfast discs rather than raise the price until their bakeries are back to full production in mid 2010.

If Eggos are a morning must, wipe a way your tears; the situation isn't as grim as it sounds. Read on to implement a plan to keep your freezer full of your favorite Eggo waffles until the rationing subsides and the frenzy for the frozen food comes to an end.

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Monday, May 3, 2010

How to Reduce Phantom Power

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How to Reduce Phantom Power

by Dave Donovan

We all want to conserve energy, but because so much of our lives depend on electronic equipment, we can often feel as though conservation is like losing weight-really hard to do!

But, what if you could reduce your electric bill by 10 percent a year just by eliminating "phantom power?" What is phantom power you ask? Phantom power is the current that electrical items continue to draw even when they are not in use. Cell phone chargers, computers, TVs and other electric items all suck electricity even when we're not using them. If you're like most people, you have a schedule that you try to keep to, for instance, how much time you watch TV at night. Here are some easy ways to reduce phantom power from your TV and other items in your home.

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Sunday, May 2, 2010

How to Add Zest to a Living Room

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How to Add Zest to a Living Room

by Contributing Writer

It is easy to add zest and zing to a living room. The easiest way to update a room is by changing the wall colors with new paint or wallpaper. There are also many artistic ways to blend the colors to achieve unusual drama in a room, such as layering a shimmery color over a base color. Other ways to add zest to a living room include adding live flowers, photos, crystal vases, chandeliers or pillows and fabric accents in jewel tones.

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Saturday, May 1, 2010

How to Prevent a Smelly Vacuum Cleaner

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How to Prevent a Smelly Vacuum Cleaner

by Dave Donovan

It's Saturday morning, the sun is out and you're ready to do some cleaning around the house--but as you plug in your vacuum cleaner and turn it on--you're assaulted by a sour, smelly odor that permeates your very soul! It smells like your vacuum cleaner was doused in vinegar and left to sit in the sun for two weeks. So much for a nice smelling house!

It doesn't have to be this way. By following a few very simple steps--you can ensure that your vacuum cleaner never smells like spoiled buttermilk again.

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