I still think I'd rather wash the two sheets than strip a duvet cover off and wash that... but in any event, the point is that you're not reducing work unless you're willing to live with more dirt.
My Lifehacker tip to avoid folding sheets - remove the dirty sheets, wash, dry, put back on bed fresh from the dryer. Voila! - no folding.
Um...not to go off topic, but this definitely does not look like what it's trying to portray... (at least to me...)
As a snowman, I trust your opinion on ice.
One of my subscribe and save items was just cancelled yesterday. Finish Quantum tabs. Apparently they aren't using it for S&S anymore so be careful about that situation arising.
When you're running low on funds, it helps to have a pantry stocked with sundry canned and boxed provisions. Nonperishable foods like breakfast cereals, coffee, ramen noodles, canned goods, and other such noms are all things that can be bought in bulk via Amazon's Subscribe & Save program, which yields big savings. In…
Re the leg shaving: I happened upon an interview in which a guy claimed that the main reason for dull blades is the water. He said women should dry off the razor and store it in a dry place - not leave it in the shower (as I was and I assume most of us do.)
We use Subscribe & Save for our TP. Haven't found a great need for it for anything else.
Very true, though creative storage can help. However, bar soap, toothpaste, razor blades, etc. don't take up much space. This is also why it sucks to be the working poor — one can't afford to stock up for the future even if it does "save" money.
If you think the only people who have trouble with the police are ones who break the law, you live in a very privileged little bubble.
I copied it straight from a new browser tab into the comment box. I think the latter situation you mentioned is what happened.
Even if you have a built-in webcam in your monitor or laptop, having an external one can boost your performance since they often don't drain system resources as much as internal ones.
A webcam
I'm planning on drinking more, smoking more, and lighting more stuff on fire.
There's a fundamental flaw with lots of financial advice: it assumes you have money. For some people, post-bills income just doesn't exist (and that number is only growing). So, when hard times make a 401(k) a non-option, you just can't follow all the advice you get.
The sheet sets that I buy (the last 3 sets) have all had a tag in the corner seam. I just remember which two corners give it the correct orientation. I haven't had any problems with slippage so don't see the need for velcro or straps. Guess I've been lucky but the sheets I buy fit the bed.
I taught social science, primarily methods (college level), before I decided I really didn't want to finish my PhD. So I became a software engineer for almost 15 years, and then (when the company I worked for got et by bigger and bigger fish) decided it was time to go back to school, and got my JD. So that's three. …