Archives for May 2009

[It’s driving me crazy that I didn’t spell Automatic correctly in my link, and Mr. Linky won’t let me change it for some reason. There!! I feel much better now :)]

The Scrubbing Bubbles Automatic Shower Cleaner really works for me! I received a link for a $7 coupon this morning for their new & improved model, so I thought I would pass it along. Just push the button every time you get out of the shower & after a 15 second delay it will spray the whole thing down.

It comes with a money-back guarantee if it doesn’t work for you.  Less time scrubbing the shower = more time to waste enjoy reading WFMW tips.

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p.s. I’m not affiliated in any way with this product, just passing along a handy helper idea….. although I’d be glad to pass along any new stuff the SC Johnson people would like to send my way!!!

Run on over to We Are That Family for tons of great tips!

For those of you who aren’t familiar with craigslist, it is an online classifieds site. You can buy stuff, sell stuff, look for a job, etc. I love, love, love it! The key to finding great items for a great price is to check it often. You can even add a particular category or search to your feed reader by clicking on the RSS button in the bottom right corner of the page.

Here are a few of the goodies we’ve bought:

• LoveSac SuperSac for our gameroom for $65 (retail $719)
• twin captain’s bed w/ bookcase headboard for $40
• a stove for $20!! We just moved and our new house didn’t have a stove. The appliances are white, which I’m not fond of, and my refrigerator is black. I decided to get a white stove with a black oven door to tie everything together until we can replace them. I was thrilled to find an older stove in great shape – it just needed a $15 plug!
• Broyhill Chair & 1/2 with storage ottoman in like-new condition for $300 (retail $1200)

Sometimes you will come across a real treasure without even looking for it. I recently bought a little animated singing Christmas tree for only $4. We had just thrown ours away because it was falling apart. Normally that would not be a big deal, but it belonged to our son Elijah who we lost several years ago to Leukemia. Everyone loved that little tree! I knew I had to find another and pictured spending big bucks on Ebay. It was a little gift from God the day I saw the ad on craigslist. So keep your eyes peeled – you never know what you might find!

Run on over to We Are That Family for tons of great tips!

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