All Inclusive Tips

Vacations
Most of us take vacations to relax, to swim, water-ski, go boating, horse ride, scuba-dive and many other fun things, we take pleasure in doing. But by the time we get home, we are anything but rested. So it is probably a good idea, if at the end of your vacation, you leave two or three days, to relax at home, before heading back to work. That way, you really will feel as though you had a real vacation.

Saving Money
A very good way to save money is to have a payroll deduction of a certain amount, taken out every week or two weeks and channeled into the highest interest rate savings account you can find. Then forget about it. The growth in the account can be very plentiful. Try it.

Extending the Life of Nylons
Putting your nylons or pantyhose in the freezer, prior to wearing them, (thaw first) can slow down the runs in the stockings, thus extending the life.

Envelopes
Business envelopes can be rippped open on both sides, and used as scrap note paper, by using the inside of the envelope to write on.

Scrubbing
When your bathroom or kitchen sink accumulate hard water stains, behind the facuet, use a toothbrush, dipped in a little bleach and liquid detergent, to scrub behind the facuets.

Jars
Large pickle jars, washed and dried, can be used to store nails, miscellaneous screws and other small things, which you have no place for, but want to save.

Traveling
Good idea to have a carry-on bag, with a change of clothes, toiletries, night clothes, slippers, pair of shoes, and your
medications, just in case of lost luggage.

Extra Keys
Leave that extra key somewhere at the back of the house, or at a neighbors, who may be home most of the time, rather than
at the front under a potted plant or a door mat, which could be an invitation to an unwanted visitor.