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PostHeaderIcon Save the Greens

Have you noticed how the bags of fresh baby spinach or pre-cut lettuce seems to go bad very shortly after you purchase it? You can use this quick tip to stop throwing so much of your wallet greens and your natural greens away.

When you bring your bagged lettuce or greens  home, take it out of the bag, line the entire inside of the bag with paper towels (both the sides and the bottom), put the greens back in, and seal the bag with tape or a clothes pin.

The greens will keep for almost three weeks this way. Be sure check it every several days to see if the paper towels are wet and if they are then replace the paper towels, and take out the few leaves that are starting to go bad.

You can save your green and eat them too this way!

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PostHeaderIcon Cheaper Homemade Pizza

All though making homemade pizza can save you a large amount of money there is another tip that can even save you more! Before buying everything that you normally would to make your pizza, check with your local pizza  franchise.  Most are willing to part with dough patties,pepperoni, cheese, etc. for less than half what the grocery stores will charge you.

Maybe you can even save enough to rent some DVD’s to add to your pizza night!

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PostHeaderIcon Save Money on Razor Blades Tip

If you use one of those razors that has all the bells and
whistles like three blades, pivoting head, lubricating strip,
etc. Normally you will find that four replacement
blades are approximately $10.

If you look around the store you may notice that the
store also has disposable versions of the same razor that
can be $3 less than the replacement blades for the same
quantity.

Since you should replace the  blade once every week or
two, this could add up to a substantial savings over time
without giving up the quality of the razor that you like.

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PostHeaderIcon Manual Can Opener Maintenance

Manual can openers always seem to get balky over time. When they no longer operates smoothly, You can spritz the gear area with a flavor-free cooking spray before each use.

The “lubrication” makes turning the handle much easier, and the cooking spray is safe to use. Always make sure to wash the can opener
thoroughly after.

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