Baby wipes aren’t just for babies. Cleaning with baby wipes is really a snap. Keep a box handy all the time for quick cleanups around the house. Baby wipes make baseboard cleaning almost fun. Wet footprints are wiped out in no time with the swipe of a wipe. And for minor makeup messes in the bathroom, wipes work like a wonder. They’re not to replace regular, disinfecting cleaning. But to tidy up, baby wipes are a low-chemical, economical solution. Some are even biodegradable.
Grab and Go Medicine Storage
When you’re feeling crummy, or you have a boo-boo that needs attention fast, the last thing you want to do is go digging through a box or cabinet of medicines and supplies. Keep your meds separated and easy to reach in these space saving, clearly marked, grab-and-go drawers. This idea puts the simple back into medicine storage.
Germ Management – Just Nuke ‘Em!
With cold and flu season in full swing, it’s a bit of an obsession of ours to keep those germs from spreading. Since kitchen sponges and dishcloths are notorious for being chock full of yuck, we throw ours in the microwave everyday for 30 seconds. That, along with regular laundering and replacement, helps keep us keep on top of germ management.
Handmade Gifts Display for Parents
If you’ve been the proud recipient of handmade gifts from your little ones through the years, but you’ve struggled with how to fit them into your decor, consider this. Dedicate a shelving unit or a piece of furniture to those special treasures. Throw in a few of your memorable photos and maybe a few of your other favorite things. You’ve created a special little monument for you and your kiddos to admire. They’ll love the display of their heart and handmade gifts, and so will you.
Cookies and Milk with a Holiday Twist
Our friend Julie Blanner takes a standard holiday treat and gives it a twist, literally. A large candycane dipped into a jar of milk not only has great visual appeal, but it also flavors the milk subtly, and adds a bit of color. A simple hack for holiday treat ideas that is sure to please kids and adults!
Easy Slow Cooker Chicken and Salsa Dinner Recipe
My family has recently discovered the joy of slow cooker dinner planning. And, by planning, I mean not really planning. This particular recipe is about as simple as it gets. Combine chicken breasts or tenders with a jar of your favorite salsa in your slow cooker. If you really want to get fancy, you can add some beans or fresh vegetables. Cook for whatever time your cooker recommends (usually 5-ish hours), serve and enjoy! Great served with rice. Pro-tip: adjust the spice level of your salsa according to your tastes.
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