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Do you hate trying to clean every last bit of food residue out of the bottom of your blender?
As you probably know, the chopping blades make it extremely difficult and dangerous to fully clean a blender’s pitcher.
Well, here’s an extremely simple (and completely safe) solution… [Read more…]
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I’m always on the lookout for handy gadgets and small appliances that will work when there’s no AC power available, and I’ve found a great one that’s sure to come in handy real soon.
It’s a 59 quart 12V refrigerator / electric cooler that plugs right into your vehicle’s 12 volt accessory port (aka cigarette lighter socket). [Read more…]
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Do you buy a bag of ice every time you pack your cooler for a camping trip or a family picnic?
Does that ice tend to melt sooner than it should, leaving you with a bunch of soggy food and lukewarm drinks?
Well, I’m going to suggest an awesome and dirt-cheap alternative…
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Do you get heartburn every time you have to pull into a gas station and pump your heard-earned money into your vehicle’s gas tank? Yeah, me too.
While it’s true that the price of gasoline and diesel have dropped just a bit recently, it’s still a significant expense for anyone who does a lot of driving.
Luckily, there are several things you can do to reduce the amount of fuel your vehicle burns. And the less fuel you have to buy, the less money you’ll have to spend on it. [Read more…]
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I’ll admit it – back in my younger days I loved to live life on the edge.
Yep, I would drive all around town or even on the interstate and backroads with my car running on fumes, waiting until the very last minute to wheel into a gas station and pump a gallon or two in the tank.
The first time I ran out of gas it was sort of a thrill. I had lived on the edge and finally teetered over it. Even the two mile walk to the nearest gas station and the two mile walk back had me humming to a great tune. [Read more…]