June 19, 2013

This week's top picks at Slick Mama Boutique!


This Week's Top Picks @ Slick Mama Boutique!


https://SlickMamaBoutique.kitsylane.com


You’re playing it cool with this week’s picks. And with sea-green crystals, silver swirls, and natural turquoise stones, we can totally see why. Kick back for the weekend and chill with these trends today!

GREAT PRICES!!




OVERNIGHT BREAKFAST


OVERNIGHT BREAKFAST

Want breakfast tomorrow without lifting a finger?

Place 2 sliced apples, 1/4 cup brown sugar, 1 tsp cinnamon, pinch salt in the bottom of the crock pot. Pour in 2 cups of oatmeal, 2 cups of milk and 2 cups water.
Do NOT stir. Cook overnight for 8 - 9 hours on LOW.



June 11, 2013

GREAT INFO for escaping zipties when you're restrained! Share with family!


I actually read one time about a couple that died of starvation because they had been robbed at home and were restrained with no way to escape. Don't let this happen to you or your loved ones! This is so simple, you'll be shocked!
http://www.itstactical.com/skillcom/lock-picking/how-to-escape-from-zip-ties/comment-page-4/#comment-69839

June 07, 2013

10 Uses for Plastic Jugs

10 USES FOR PLASTIC JUGS


The containers with screw on lids are less heart-breaking ;)



Fill with water and use to fill empty spaces in your freezer. Your freezer runs more efficiently when it is full! – Then when filling a cooler you can use these as ice packs.

Make a funnel - Cut of the bottom of the jug and turn upside down

Fill the jug with small stones and place it in your toilet tank to displace water and reduce the amount of water used per flush. (My parents do this~PhyllisAdelle)

Fill with sand as use as weights to hold down a tarp or anything else you don’t want flying away.

Make a bird feeder (click for details).

Cut off the jug bottoms for use as refrigerator organizers. They can be used to keep produce organized and also are great for holding condiment bottles and catching drips.

Make a scoop. Leave the cap on and cut off the bottom portion. Use the handle as the handle for the scoop.

Use them to store dry goods (rice, sugar, etc.)

Make a watering can - Use a small nail to poke about 20 holes in the cap.

Do a fun craft project like this skeleton (click for details).

We re-use by washing milk jugs very well, and my boyfriend brings me drinking water from his home - we can't ingest our well water. I also use them for watering my indoor & outdoor plant containers, and filling the cat's water outside.