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Tipnut’s Hit List – June 2008 – Popular Tips
If you’re new to Tipnut or wish to revisit a few of the goodies, here is a list of the popular tips from last month (based on page views) that you won’t want to miss. They’re in no particular order.
The next set has a sampling of a few goodies from the past as well as a thank you and introduction to a few bloggers that shared Tipnut with their readers, I think you might like them too 
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Tipnut’s Popular Tips Published In June
- 10 Tips For Mastering A Messy Home: Living a clutter free and bare-bones minimized possessions lifestyle would be great and easy to manage in single or adult couple homes–but here are 10 practical tips for mess-free family sized living.
- 10 Clever Dish Towel Crafts: Who knew you could be so creative with dish towels? Here are a bunch of craft projects & ideas you can try.
- Simple Tip For Organizing The Fridge: Quit digging in the fridge looking for that ever elusive jar of mustard–here’s a simple way to keep your food organized.
- 10 Easy Household Time Savers: Some ideas for managing your home.
- 15 Tips For Leftover & Surplus Food Items: Here are 15 Quick Tips for stretching out and using the last little bit of a food item instead of tossing the extra bit out.
- 50 Free Apron Patterns & Tutorials: Another big whopper of a list for free apron patterns & tutorials–you’ll find some very cute projects here!
- Future Costs Preparedness: What Are Your Plans?: What steps would you take to prepare if you knew that five years from now everything would cost 10 times what it costs now?
- Hidden Feature On Foil & Plastic Wrap Boxes?: There’s something hiding (in plain sight) on your foil and plastic wrap boxes that you might not be aware of (I sure wasn’t!).
- Crafters Medley: 21 Neat-O Projects To Make (June): 21 craft projects for you to check out, there are a few projects at the bottom for the kiddos.
- Cheaper Transportation: We Downgraded–What’s Your Plan?: Here’s what we did when we saw no end to the rising fuel costs to get to a monthly budget surplus–and yes we planned it this way.
Random Blasts From The Past
- Use Vintage Glass Items For Desk Organizers
- How to Prevent Mosquito Bites
- How to Clean Household Sponges
Thank You! Blogger Appreciation
Here are three bloggers that shared Tipnut with their readers in June, I chose these at random but I very much appreciate everyone who’s mentioned Tipnut! Thank You everyone .
- GreenPlant
- Kitchen Nut (love the name!)
- Northern Cheapskate
The popular list series started last fall, if you’d like to see what was popular over the past several months, here’s the new section that you can browse through: Tipnut’s Monthly Hits. For the hottest of the hot, you’ll find them here: Tipnut’s Most Popular.
Don't Miss These Tips:
- Tipnut’s Hit List – October 2008 – Popular Tips
- Tipnut’s Hit List – May 2008 – Popular Tips
- Tipnut’s Hit List – April 2008 – Popular Tips
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Thank you, too! This is one of my favorite blogs to visit every day.
Tips on going green
1. Take all those ends of veggies, coffee grounds, tea bags out to your compost pile. Add all your leftovers in it too. A cover that is black will help it cook better. Apply it to your garden and see what a fabulous difference it will make. Never put any citrus, meat or bones in the pile. Dog manure is not recommended either.
2. That extra water you just canned in can be put into your washing machine to use later for washing your clothes. The water is clean and actually disinfected. Don’t waste our Natural resources.
P.S. Thanks for putting the Angel food ministries on your site. It will help millions of people.
I have been blog surfing this evening and came across your wonderful blog of helpful things. I’ve spent a good hour on here just looing at all kinds of different things and I will be back to look at more. Thank You!
Do not ever put “leftovers” in a compost pile or worm bucket. Veggie peels and ends, fruit skins, old teabags and possibly coffeegrounds, but leftovers, never. That’s a sure-fire way of inviting “vermin” such as possums, raccoons, rats, and mice — along with the things such as snakes, which prey on them.