Most families have a habit of collecting plastic containers and Tupperware. From margarine containers to sour cream cups, plastic containers make excellent little storage units for leftovers, work lunches and even to hold nails and screws. But when your kitchen becomes overrun by plastic containers and Tupperware, you know it’s time to do some organizing. ...
Live Free or Die.” This is the motto of the State of New Hampshire. New Hampshire is situated in the north-eastern United States. It is bordered on the north by the Canadian province of Quebec, on the east by Maine and the Atlantic Ocean, on the south by Massachusetts, and on the west by Vermont ...
Party Plan or MLM businesses can be a good way to make a part time income. It takes lots of time, and often a considerable financial investment to be successful. I speak from experience. I have sold Mary Kay, and Tupperware in hopes of cashing in on the unlimited financial rewards I was promised. I ...
When deciding on what to store you food in, you will find a variety of products in different colors, shapes and sizes. When it comes to food, I prefer for my food to be ‘safe’ and also be able to re-use my containers over and over again to save money. For this reason, I decided ...
Selling Tupperware may seem old fashioned, but it is still a very legitimate way to make some extra money working from home. The profit from an average Tupperware party can net the seller $100 or more. This is a great business that’s cheap to start, easy to do and a great way to earn bonuses ...
Description These Pyrex bowls are quality, thick clear glass bowls, that come in three sizes: 2 cup, 4 cup and 7 cup. They all have tight fitting plastic lids, and the bowls nestle perfectly one inside the other. I am all for anything that takes up less space in my kitchen cupboards! If you have ...
A lot of people don’t realize how easy it is to make your own polymer 1911 grips, so they settle for paying $40 or more for a pair of pre-made grips. Anyone comfortable with a little DIY can save themselves money by making their own. Here’s how! First of, you’ll need a few supplies to ...
When I was a kid in the 1970s, Tupperware parties were the big deal. It all seemed so decidedly uncool. In the heyday of third wave feminism, such domestic, housewife-y notions seemed like a remnant of a lost civilization of the “black-and-white-days.” When I had to attend such events with my mother, it was boring, ...
