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101 Useful Frugal Cleaning Tips And Free Chemicals
RRP $16.99
One option is to follow a frugal cleaning lifestyle. This is characterized by the minimal use of commercially bought chemicals for cleaning. Mostly, safer alternatives that can be found at home are used instead. Have you ever thought of using vinegar, salt, baking soda, and borax when cleaning your house? Also, a frugal cleaning lifestyle includes recycling cleaning tools to save on cost. It also involves turning non-cleaning tools into cleaning tools (using old toothbrush to clean nook and crannies in the bathroom). So if you are looking for ways on how to cut on cleaning supplies and cleaning tools costs, you are in the right place. You will also benefit from the healthier cleaning methods of frugal cleaning lifestyle.
Green Clean: Eco-friendly Hints And Tips!
RRP $14.95
A collection of great hints and tips on going 'green'. Includes vinegar, citrus fruits and salt!
Many chemicals in the cleaning products used each day can harm you, your family and the environment. Investing in separate products for individual cleaning jobs can also be expensive when you add up the cost of furniture polish, bathroom cleaner, kitchen cleaner, oven cleaner, bleach, 2-3 laundry detergents, glass cleaner and many more.
This great book shows how a household needs only 2 - 3 home made organic products with which to keep the entire house sparkling clean!
Includes recipes and tips on creating your own "green" cleaning products that are both economical and eco-friendly.
How To Build A Bathroom Safety Products Dealership Business
RRP $18.99
In clear, easy-to-grasp language, the author covers many of the topics that you will need to know in order to launch and run a successful business venture.
RRP $13.99
This is a list of a thousand tips and bits of advice for fathers. I am a father of two sons, one is 19, the other is 7. I was a single father throughout my first son's life until I met my wife. I've been a stay at home dad since the little guy was born, as well as home-schooling him for kindergarten and first grade. Most of my tips are common sense.-Have patience, and then when you have none left, somehow have more patience.-Don't just tell them you love them, constantly show your children and your partner how much you do.-Action always speaks louder than words. -Teach your children, don't leave it up to babysitters and schools to do it.-Be the parent, be the grown up. Sometimes it's a difficult, messy job, but it's yours not theirs. -Keep family at the center of everything, closely surrounded by friends. -There is never a reason to be bored. That includes yourself.-Show respect, give respect, teach respect. -Have fun! Try to remember what it was like to be their age and commit to imagination right along side them!-Take care of yourself, set good examples of healthy living. Instill that in your children. -Practice unconditional love and awareness in your daily lives as a family. This is my very honest, humorous, and straight forward guide to help out any dad looking for answers or a head's up to the many questions that come along with having children. I have learned a tremendous amount about being a good father, and husband, and how to be a good man in general, along the way. As well as a million other things I never even thought I'd want or need to know! There is no doubt that raising children is a serious, tremendous, and important job. But it is also filled with more joy and laughter and excitement than anything else I have ever done or come across! Enjoy, and Happy Fathering!Originally published in fifty pieces on my blog, justshad.wordpress.com
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