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It was completely free yesterday, when I posted it.

That was an AWESOME trade! I trade services with my chiropractor. I clean her home, and she adjusts me and the family for free. I have a babysitter, that watches my kids for free, and my husband does computer work for her. It's all about give and take!

I dry mine in a dehydrator, then crush up the little needles in my mortar and pestle, for using in recipes. You could also try drying them like flowers, by hanging them upside down in a closet, till they are dry.

Amazon Free E-Book I don't know how much longer this book will be free, so get it while you can!

I actually have googled cloth menstrual pads, which is where I got the idea of using my old cloth diaper inserts. Never thought about sewing snaps to keep them in place. That's a great idea! Thanks for the help!

Thank you all for the quick replies! I do store some seeds in the freezer, like my spaghetti squash seeds, but will put the others in the fridge. I just don't want to waste this valuable gift!

Right now, I'm cloth diapering my last child, and I have a ton of cloth inserts, that you use to help absorb more liquid. I was thinking that I would keep the inserts and try using them as pads, but I wasn't sure how it would work. I hate the idea of wasting the materials and money on feminine...

I realize that my answer isn't very environmentally friendly, but call an exterminator. We had a bad infestation recently, and had no clue where they came from. Our 1 cat has never been outside! We bombed EVERY weekend, and still couldn't kill them damn things! One visit from the exterminator...

I haven't washed my hair with shampoo in years. I use baking soda, and rinse with vinegar. The thought of putting all that sulphates on my body just grosses me out!

I was given a bunch of seeds, tomato, broccoli, lettuce, green beans, peas, etc. The problem is that I'm not planting a garden this year. I will be next year, but this year I just had a baby, and I have no time! :lol: So, my question is, will these seeds last till next year? I looked on the back...

I have done the green onions, from the store. All I did was clip the green onions, till it started to turn white, then put them in a glass of water. After the roots start growing a bit, I plant them. Endless green onions! I've done this with garlic, too. I'll break apart a bulb and plant them...