There are a TON of great sales going on right now! Since I have a strong passion for scoring a good deal and a feeling many of you do to, I thought you might appreciate a few more bargains. Good friends will do just about anything to help you save a few bucks, and who doesn’t need all the help they can get just before the holidays, am I right? So here’s a list that will help you get a jump start on your child’s winter clothing. If you happen to take advantage of these terrific deals – stop by and tell me about all your goodies.

25% OFF EVERYTHING
In stores or online, use code: CZYEMAIL online or print this coupon

Here’s how I recommend using your 25% OFF:

Have you heard about the Gap, Old Navy & Banana Republic Give & Get Sale? They send selected members 25 certificates for terrific savings (30%) and donate (5%) of the purchase amount to a chosen charity – I’ve chosen CARE – and I have 22 certificates left to share with you. Leave a comment on this post if you’d like me to email you a copy of this amazing coupon {Psst, I just found out you can also print one from the CARE.org website}

30% OFF Gap, Banana Republic & Old Navy
In store only
NOV 12-15

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10 Ways to Reuse a Glass Jar | Natural Family Living Blog

Tiffany from Nature Moms has given us some great ideas on how to reuse glass jars.

1. Beach in a jar – This is a fun project for kids who have visited the beach recently and gathered seashells. Simply put some sand in the bottom of the jar (colored play sand works great for this) and add the seashells. A larger shell can be glued to the lid for a finishing touch. Letting the kids paint the shells first is another fun way to add some color.

2. Lantern or candleholder – This is a good project for a glass jar of any size. The kids can use glass paint to create a stained glass look. Use the candle for dining outdoors in the evening…add a citronella candle and you have a bug deterrent too.

3. Snack jars! She likes to keep nuts, raisins, shredded coconut etc. in glass jars.

4. An I Spy jar – Fill the jar with rice and a few secret objects like a coin, a paperclip, a button, a bead, a small toy, dice, etc and have kids see if they can find all the treasures by rolling the jar around and shaking it up. (Plastic peanut butter jars would be a fun alternative too)

5. Planter – Put pebbles in the bottom of a small jar, then fill with potting soil. Plant herb or flower seeds, and put in the windowsill.

To see the rest of her great ideas, be sure to check out the original post here

Thank you Tiffany for this wonderful post

Do you have your own ideas on how to reuse glass jars? We’d love to hear them or even see photos. Feel free to comment here or email us at kidsstuffworld @ gmail dot com

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Do you currently use a liquid additive in your dishwasher to help clean glass, cut grease, or prevent spots? If you do, STOP wasting your money now. Those additives cost $2-5 a pop and are doing the same things you can get by simply adding an ounce of distilled white vinegar instead. Start adding 1 oz. of vinegar to your dishwasher’s liquid compartment today and you will immediately see the difference. Squeaky clean glasses, no more greasy residue, not to mention the fact that you’re saving a few bucks and helping the environment. Go on, try it. You’ll be glad you did.

Got any other great tips on how to save $$$ while going green? We’d love to hear them, send your ideas to us at kidsstuffworld@gmail.com. If we post your idea, we’ll be sure to add a link to your site/blog. Submit enough ideas and we’ll feature you as well.

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