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December 4, 2008

$100 Visa Gift Card for one of You (and one for Under the Tree too!)

Written by Janice

‘Tis the season for cooking, cleaning, decorating, hosting…

The holidays are busy for almost everyone – and especially for Moms!
Scott Common Sense
So, Scott Common Sense wants to help with their fun, informative site, www.scottcommonsense.com. The site includes great tips on surviving the holidays and so much more. I love this tip I just picked up at their site. I am so going to try it!

Peel Potatoes with SCOTT Towels
Boil potatoes with the skin on. When done, drain. Fold a SCOTT Towel in half and pick up a hot potato. Gently rub the potato back and forth and the skin comes right off. Shake the potato skin off and reuse the towel. It saves time and clean up. When finished, just discard the towel or, better yet, go green and place the towel and the peelings into a compost pile for next spring’s gardening.” -tip from Scott Common Sense Community

And to make sure we really celebrate making life a bit easier this holiday season, Scott Common Sense is giving one lucky reader a $100 Visa Gift Card to put towards your holiday shopping, along with a year’s supply of Scott Bath and Towel products to help you through holiday spills!

AND not only are they giving one of you this fabulous prize, Scott Common Sense is ALSO giving a $100 Visa Gift Card and a year’s supply of Scott Bath and Towel products to one of our Under the Tree families! Thank You Scott Common Sense!!!

If you want to receive a $100 Visa Gift Card to put towards your holiday shopping, along with a year’s supply of Scott Bath and Towel products, check out Scott Common Sense and then come back and leave your favorite tip in the comments section.

Here’s how to enter:

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  2. Entries are open from Thursday, December 4th thru Friday, December 19th. Our winner will be drawn randomly and we will announce the winner Saturday, December 20th. Please make sure to check our site and your email address to see if you have won the prize. We must receive your reply within 5 business days.
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Comments on $100 Visa Gift Card for one of You (and one for Under the Tree too!)

December 4, 2008

Dawn @ 1:00 pm

I’ll take it…and I LOVE that potato suggestion!!

Okay, I would love to win, who wouldn’t want a $100 gift card!

Subscribed to your newsletter…

already get the feed :)

Shelley @ 1:09 pm

Would love to win this!

Shelley @ 1:10 pm

I subscribe to your feed.

Shelley @ 1:10 pm

Button is in my sidebar.

Tina @ 1:13 pm

I was sold when i heard u can peal potatoes, however i also like No Sog salads on the site

Tina @ 1:13 pm

have the button

denise @ 1:13 pm

I love christmas and wish i could afford christmas this year, not to be…maybe the gift card can help me buy some toys for my 4 yr old…thank you for the opportunity

Tina @ 1:13 pm

subscribe to feed

Tina @ 1:14 pm

signed up for news letter

I love the dryer sheet in the trash can tip! I always do this and it really helps

i am a feed subscriber :)

Jenni S. @ 1:18 pm

Wow this is a perfect giveaway for moms who are always cleaning up!

Jenni S. @ 1:18 pm

I’m a feed subscriber.

Jessie @ 1:21 pm

I would love this, of course.

Brian @ 1:21 pm

Here’s a tip I could have used this summer:
To stain deck railings quickly and easily, use rubber gloves and put on 2 pairs of old socks over them. Then, just dip your hands into the stain, squeeze out the excess stain and rub your “hands” over the spindles. It’s much faster than using a paint brush!

Brian @ 1:22 pm

I subscribe via RSS

Jessie @ 1:22 pm

I’m a feed subscriber.

Laura @ 1:22 pm

How to remove gum from the dryer was a pretty great tip!

Jessie @ 1:22 pm

And I get the newsletter.

Laura @ 1:23 pm

I’m subscribed! :)

Jessie @ 1:23 pm

And I have your button on my sidebar. Thanks again for all the giveaways!

Laura @ 1:23 pm

I have the button on my sidebar!

Amy @ 1:28 pm

already subscribe and have the button! Fun contest ladies.

Michelle @ 1:31 pm

I would love to win this. It would be a great help. Thanks for the giveaway!

Michelle @ 1:32 pm

Also, I am subscribed to your site. Thanks!

This is my favorite. My necklaces always get tangled!
STRAW NECKLACE
USE A STRAW TO KEEP NECKLACE CHAINS FROM TANGLING. EVEN BENDY STRAWS WORK WELL. JUST CUT A SMALL SLIT IN THE END OF THE STRAW AND FEED THE CHAIN THROUGH THE STRAW. AT THE OTHER END OF THE STRAW WILL BE THE DECORATION ON YOUR NECKLACE; SO CUT A SLIT IN THAT END OF THE STRAW AND YOUR DECORATION WILL LAY FLAT IN YOUR JEWELRY DRAWER.

Carrie K. @ 1:40 pm

I tweeted about this!

kiy @ 1:40 pm

I visited the site and while I love the dryer in the trash can tip (we do this AND put one in the diaper pail too!), I can’t get past the potato peeling one. Whoa, I have got to try that!

Cheers, Kiy

Carrie K. @ 1:40 pm

I like the tip about using contrasting red and green hand towels for place mats and cloth napkins.

kiy @ 1:41 pm

And, I subscribe to your newsletter!

Carrie K. @ 1:41 pm

I subscribe to the newsletter.

amy @ 1:42 pm

great giveaway, hope I win!

Carrie K. @ 1:43 pm

I also subscribe to your RSS feed.

Michelle Rosborough @ 1:43 pm

Easy to Find
I store items in colored storage containers. So in order to know what’s inside, I take a picture or download one on the computer, print it out and place it on the container. I always know what’s inside. It’s great for kids’ rooms too — they’ll always know where certain toys or art supplies are!

Natalie I @ 1:43 pm

Sign me up!:) I also subscribe to the newsletter, I get the feed, and your button is on blog!

Carrie K. @ 1:43 pm

I have the button on my sidebar.

Jennifer C @ 1:44 pm

My fave tip: Gifts for Seniors – Our elders, grandparents and seniors can always use postage stamps and envelopes with writing paper or note cards, at the holidays or anytime of the year.

Michelle Rosborough @ 1:44 pm

I’m on your newsletter list

Jennifer C @ 1:44 pm

I’m a feed subscriber

Heather G @ 1:45 pm

Wonderful!

Heather G @ 1:46 pm

I get your feed.

I like the draining grease tip! That’s always such a pain.

Adrienne! @ 1:47 pm

I LOVE this one:

“I store items in colored storage containers. So in order to know what’s inside, I take a picture or download one on the computer, print it out and place it on the container. I always know what’s inside. It’s great for kids’ rooms too — they’ll always know where certain toys or art supplies are!”

Megan S. @ 1:50 pm

I love the tip to use a pieve of bread to pick ou slivers of broken glass. Great giveaway!

Megan S. @ 1:51 pm

I’m a feed subscriber! and my previous post should read: use a piece of bread to pick up slivers of broken glass.

Megan S. @ 1:51 pm

I receive the newsletter!

rachael @ 1:52 pm

wow, so many giveaways! i hope i can win one :)

I love the potato idea! Thank you! I’d love to win the gift card.

rachael @ 1:54 pm

oops! i posted before i was finished :(

wow, the peeling potatoes with a paper towel is one i have not heard before. awesome!

rachael @ 1:54 pm

i subscribe to the newsletter

rachael @ 1:55 pm

i subscribe to the feed

Candy Cook @ 1:55 pm

Boil potatoes with the skin on. When done, drain. Fold a SCOTT Towel in half and pick up a hot potato. Gently rub the potato back and forth and the skin comes right off. Shake the potato skin off and reuse the towel. It saves time and clean up. When finished, just discard the towel or, better yet, go green and place the towel and the peelings into a compost pile for next spring’s gardening.

nice tip

Amber @ 1:55 pm

my fav tip -

Don’t you hate when cooking oil drips down the bottle after each use, and you’re left with a sticky, greasy residue on the bottle and shelf? You can easily avoid this by placing a folded SCOTT Towel around the bottom and then placing it in a plastic sandwich bag. To stop drips from the top, fold another SCOTT Towel and rubber band it around the cap. You’ll appreciate the oil in your cooking and not everywhere else!!

Thanks for a chance to win!

Candy Cook @ 1:56 pm

i am also subscribed.

Amber @ 1:56 pm

I am subscribed to your feed.

Jeni @ 1:58 pm

I like their tip for microwave cleaning – boil a mug of water in the microwave, and then wipe it out with a paper towel!

Jeni @ 1:59 pm

I’m subscribed to your feed.

chyk @ 2:00 pm

my hubby would go ape for this

Melissa S @ 2:00 pm

I will Definitely have to try this one:

‘No-fuss Broken Glass:
When my grandchildren come to visit, a glass always gets broken. Don’t panic — those little shards of glass are easy to pick up without a cut or splinter. Sweep up the big pieces, and for the little pieces that you can’t get with the dustpan, use a piece of bread. It works every time. No fuss, no mess!’

With 3 little ones under 7 – things get broken A.LOT.

Melissa S @ 2:00 pm

I subcribe to the newsletter

I thought the most interesting one was about using oven cleaner to clean the shower. I’m not sure if I would try it, but thought it was interesting.

Melissa S @ 2:00 pm

. . . and I subscribe to the feed

I’m a subscriber.

Michelle Wyson @ 2:03 pm

This is my favorite…so far. :)

No-fuss Broken Glass

When my grandchildren come to visit, a glass always gets broken. Don’t panic — those little shards of glass are easy to pick up without a cut or splinter. Sweep up the big pieces, and for the little pieces that you can’t get with the dustpan, use a piece of bread. It works every time. No fuss, no mess!

This is Brilliant! And what a wonderful website.I added it to my favorites for easy everyday use.
I also subscribe to your newsletter.

I am a feed subscriber.

Tamara Cosby @ 2:08 pm

Would love this! Thank you!

Sally @ 2:08 pm

We are paper towel fiends – this is fabulous!

Sally @ 2:08 pm

I subscribe to your feed & love it!

Mom24@4evermom @ 2:08 pm

I love the cooking oil tip to keep the bottle clean.

Mom24@4evermom @ 2:09 pm

I subscribe

Saly @ 2:09 pm

I actaully really like the potato peeling idea. I hate peeling potatoes!!

Mom24@4evermom @ 2:09 pm

I have a button!

terra jones @ 2:10 pm

this would be awesome! thanks!

terra jones @ 2:11 pm

I subscribe, thanks!

Saly @ 2:11 pm

feed subscriber

terra jones @ 2:11 pm

I get the newsletter

Amanda B. @ 2:12 pm

Count me in…$100 buckaroos goes a long way :~)

Saly @ 2:14 pm

I twittered you

Jamie @ 2:15 pm

What a neat idea. Do you think I could do a cat bath instead of a dog bath?

Jamie @ 2:15 pm

I’m a subscriber.

Jamie @ 2:15 pm

Your button is on my sidebar.

Saly @ 2:15 pm

And your button is in my sidebar

Rachel @ 2:17 pm

The necklace through the straw is my favorite tip but i love the potato peeling one too!
yippeee!

i already subscribe to your rss!!

Kara @ 2:17 pm

Ooh, that peeling potatoes tip will be so helpful! I also saw a tip for picking up little broken glass slivers with a piece of bread, never would have thought to try that!

Kara @ 2:18 pm

I subscribe to your feed

AmyG @ 2:18 pm

I am loving the fact that all of these gifts are being given to your under the tree giveaway!

Rachel @ 2:18 pm

I’m a subscriber too!

AmyG @ 2:18 pm

I subscribe to your feed. ;)

Kara @ 2:18 pm

I get the newsletter

AmyG @ 2:18 pm

I subscribe to your newsletter. ;)

Rachel @ 2:18 pm

I’m also a feedreader subscriber ;-)

Kara @ 2:19 pm

Have your button in sidebar :)

AmyG @ 2:19 pm

I also, have your button on my sidebar. ;)

This is my favorite tip:

~When removing finger nail polish, use an old dryer sheet and finger nail polish remover. It really works great, and most of the time you will only need one.~

I am a single mom with 5 daughters… this one is invaluable!!

Amanda @ 2:20 pm

I really could have used the great tip for getting gum out of the dryer about a month ago :) Next time I will know what to do!

Amanda @ 2:21 pm

I subscribe to your feed :)

Alexandra @ 2:22 pm

This is definitely a tip I could use!
Fill a coffee mug 3/4 full with water. Place it in the microwave and heat it until it boils. Carefully remove the mug after 2 minutes and wipe out the microwave with a SCOTT Towel. No scrubbing and super easy!

Count me in please! :)

Jenn W @ 2:22 pm

Ohhh…I really like that potato peeling tip- I really don’t like peeling potatoes!! Thanks so much for this great giveaway!! :)

Amanda @ 2:22 pm

I get your newsletter as well.

Jenn W @ 2:22 pm

I am a subscriber through google reader!!

Thanks :)

Priscilla @ 2:22 pm

Great giveaway. Here is my entry, I visted the Scott website & like this tip:

Everyday Bed Making in a Snap!When you put your clean linens on your bed, take a couple extra minutes to pin together the top of the sheets, blankets and comforter. (Use big safety pins you can find in either the sewing section or craft section, like old diaper pins.) It only takes about 4, spaced apart. In the morning before you leave, it takes just a couple of pulls and toss on the pillows. This works really great with kids and husbands!

Jenn W @ 2:22 pm

Your button is up as well!!

Thanks!! :)

Rachel @ 2:23 pm

Amy B. @ 2:24 pm

I liked this tip for home cleaning- Bathroom Cleaner- Mix dishwashing liquid with baking soda until you have a thick paste and use this throughout your bathroom. This could be great for my house with 2 bathrooms and 5 people. Thanks for the chance to win this prize.

Muthering Heights @ 2:24 pm

What an awesome giveaway – thanks for the entry!

Muthering Heights @ 2:25 pm

I’m a subscriber

Amy B. @ 2:25 pm

I already subscribe to your feed. Thanks again

Muthering Heights @ 2:25 pm

I also have your button on my sidebar

Susan @ 2:25 pm

Wow, I could really use this one! Thanks Scott company and 5 minutes for moms.

Susan @ 2:26 pm

I have your button on my sidebar.

Alexandra @ 2:26 pm

I am signed up to receive your newsletter. :)

Susan @ 2:26 pm

I am a subscriber.

Tami E @ 2:26 pm

I liked the one about flossing in the shower. I am usually too tired to deal with it at night, so I tend not to do it all. While waiting for the conditioner to work, I can clean my teeth as well.

Angelika @ 2:27 pm

This potato peeling tip is going to save me a lot of time that I can use to prepare something else!

Alexandra @ 2:28 pm

I also have your button on my blog :)

Melissa D @ 2:28 pm

I liked the idea about wrapping containers with holiday ribbon or paper to know what holiday’s decorations are inside…

Kristi @ 2:28 pm

Scott’s is the only TP that doesn’t clog up our toilet. I would love to win this card…it would REALLY help!

Alaina @ 2:29 pm

I like the tip about the microwave cleaning. I love that it is as simple as placing a bowl of water in it, turn it on, then clean it out.

Great and easy!!

Thanks for the chance!

Kristi @ 2:30 pm

I’m a subscriber

I am a subscriber!

Alexandra @ 2:32 pm

I also linked to this giveaway in a post on my blog: http://designbaby.blogspot.com/2008/12/more-blog-giveaways.html

Jamilyn @ 2:34 pm

I love this giveaway!

I read one of the tips about saving return address labels from Christmas cards so you easily have everyone’s address the following year!! SIMPLE!

Alexandra @ 2:34 pm

I’ve also subscribed to your feed! :)

Jamilyn @ 2:34 pm

I have you on my google reader!

Jessica @ 2:34 pm

I would love to win the gift card and the bath and towel products! My favorite tip is this one –
Not So Fast!To stop my grandaughter (2-1/2 yrs old) from unrollling the entire role of SCOTT Tissue while trying to potty train her, I first flatten the cardboard tube of toilet paper and then put in on the roller in reverse. It is harder for her to reach, and going the wrong way. The crease in the cardboard center prevents the roll from rolling too fast.

Jessica @ 2:35 pm

I’m a subscriber!

Sharon @ 2:35 pm

Thank you!
I have the button up already & also subscribe.

Jamilyn @ 2:36 pm

I also added your button :D

Tina @ 2:37 pm

Count me in please :)

Tina @ 2:37 pm

Your button is on my blog!

Tina @ 2:38 pm

I subscribe to your feed.

LisaAnniePants @ 2:38 pm

Oh yay! I would love to win this!

Tina @ 2:38 pm

I get your newsletter :)

LisaAnniePants @ 2:38 pm

Newsletter :)

LisaAnniePants @ 2:38 pm

Also Feed :)

Sue @ 2:40 pm

:)

Emily @ 2:42 pm

Thank you!

Emily @ 2:43 pm

I also subscribe to the feed.

I also signed up for your newsletter.

I have your button on my blog!

lifeasamama @ 2:46 pm

Fast Deck Staining

To stain deck railings quickly and easily, use rubber gloves and put on 2 pairs of old socks over them. Then, just dip your hands into the stain, squeeze out the excess stain and rub your “hands” over the spindles. It’s much faster than using a paint brush!

lifeasamama @ 2:46 pm

i subscribe to your feed!

Misha @ 2:47 pm

The baking soda and vinegar for toilet cleaner is one I am going to try.

Natalie Willis @ 2:49 pm

I am a newsletter subscriber and could sooooooooooooo give this Visa card a good home! I would feed it, water it and take it to the toy department at Target.
Thanks!
Natalie
http://www.believeinmandy.blogspot.com

CC @ 2:51 pm

I love the tip about dating the furnace filter and facing it out so you can see when it needs replacing!

CC @ 2:52 pm

I’m a subscriber.

Heather @ 2:54 pm

That is an interesting way to peel a potato…

Carla Gade @ 2:58 pm

Less Fat Meatloaf by preboiling is a great idea!

Heather @ 2:58 pm

I get the newsletter.

AggieMomof2 @ 2:58 pm

I love the tip of using bread to pick up shards of glass–stuff gets broken around here alot! Thanks! sylviarj@yahoo.com

tammy b @ 3:00 pm

i like the gift idea for seniors….frankly, i wouldn’t mind getting stamps for christmas either!

Mary @ 3:01 pm

I liked the tip about cutting down the drying time of a clothing item by throwing in a couple of dry towels with it (I’m forever forgetting to throw things in the dryer!)

Mary @ 3:02 pm

I added your button to my sidebar.

Heather @ 3:02 pm

I subscribe to the blog feed.

Mary @ 3:02 pm

I subscribe to the newsletter.

Mary @ 3:03 pm

I subscribe to your blog feed with my Google reader (does that count?)

What a great giveaway! I like to use paper towels in the kitchen when I have a cold so I have less worry about spreading germs through the hand towels that everyone uses.

I am subscribed to your feed, receive your newsletter, and have your button on my sidebar.

I am a newsletter subscriber.

I have our button on my blog.

Cherilyn @ 3:19 pm

This would be a tremendous help!

Angela H. @ 3:21 pm

This is a great contest. Here is my first entry.

Angela H. @ 3:22 pm

Here is our second entry since we are feed subscribers.

Angela H. @ 3:22 pm

Here is our third entry since we are newsletter subscribers.

Jeanette @ 3:25 pm

How exciting! I loved exploring the new site and my favorite article was about speed-cleaning, since I often have relatives and friends drop by with little notice. I like the idea of using a laundry basket to clear away clutter quickly!

Jeanette @ 3:26 pm

I do subscribe to your feed.

Jeanette @ 3:26 pm

I also get the newsletter in my email.

Jeanette @ 3:26 pm

Your button is on the sidebar in my blog.

Jeanette @ 3:27 pm

And I posted about it in my blog as well. Thanks again for the great tip!

Erica G @ 3:27 pm

My favorite is:

Remove Gum from a Dryer

Oh, dear! Gum left in a pocket in the laundry? Spray the mess with laundry spot cleaner and set the dryer on heat for 10 minutes. Then use an old sock or washcloth to remove the semi soft gum. It works perfectly!

For some reason my son loves to “save” his gum for later. This is a good tip!

Erica G @ 3:28 pm

I signed up for your Newsletter

Erica G @ 3:28 pm

Im a subscriber

christy davis @ 3:28 pm

i would love to win this!!

Erica G @ 3:28 pm

I also have your button on my sidebar.

Thanks!

Nancy @ 3:29 pm

Some really great tips on that site! There were some good ones about saving Christmas card address labels.

christy davis @ 3:29 pm

i am a subscriber ;)

Nancy @ 3:29 pm

I am a feed subscriber

christy davis @ 3:29 pm

and i have your button on my sidebar ;)

Shara @ 3:30 pm

What a great gift! Thanks!

christy davis @ 3:30 pm

i also get the newsletter ;)

Nancy @ 3:30 pm

I get your newsletter

Nancy @ 3:30 pm

And I have your button on my blog

Stacey @ 3:38 pm

I like the tip about using newspapers to clean glass instead of paper towel. I’ve also heard that it helps to eliminate the streaks!

What an awesome giveaway…who couldn’t use a free giftcard?

Stacey @ 3:39 pm

I’m a subscriber to your newsletter

I have a button on my sidebar!

Stacey @ 3:39 pm

I subscribe to your RSS feed

Stacey @ 3:40 pm

ANd I have your button on my blog

I subscribe!

Judy J. @ 3:45 pm

Since I am allergic to most silver polishes I was very interested in the tip on how to polish silver in water with simple baking soda. Yahoo, I am ready for Christmas dinner now!

Here’s my favorite tip:
Open the perfume samples that are inserted in magazines, and put them under the liner in your trash cans. They emit a wonderful scent that lasts quite a while.
Thanks for the chance to win!

I’m a subscriber

I get your newsletter.

GreenJello @ 3:53 pm

A years’ supply, huh? They do realize we have 7 girls, right?

Sarah VM @ 3:54 pm

I have your button on my sidebar.

Sarah VM @ 3:54 pm

I get your newsletter.

Rebecca @ 3:56 pm

What a fabulous giveaway!!

I like the tip where you put the whole set of clean bed sheets inside one of the pillow cases so you can find them all quickly!

Sarah VM @ 3:56 pm

I like the tip about not charging items and only using cash. It can be a bad habit to keep pulling out the credit card for purchases. Cash is always the best way to go, of course you have to HAVE the cash in the first place!

amanda eck @ 4:02 pm

love the peel potatoe tip. and washing dishes with the towel and toss

Carolyn @ 4:07 pm

It was good – I never thought about how many germs are on magazines in the doctor’s office!

Andria @ 4:07 pm

I love this tip:
The tube from a SCOTT Towel roll fits well over the vacuum hose. Place it over the hose and pinch the end almost flat. Remove the dryer lint trap and vacuum the lint that you can’t reach from behind the trap. A cleaner lint trap is a safer one!
Thanks for the chance!

Nicole @ 4:13 pm

Wow! What an excellent giveaway…just in time for Christmas!!! :) Extra holiday moola!

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The Mommy @ 4:14 pm

Thank you so much for such a generous giveaway! My favorite tip is in the organising section, a post from Jean in NY, wo said:

“I save all the return address labels from my holiday cards, and tape them into an address book (or you could use a notebook). When I need to send a holiday card or birthday day cards during the year, I have everything, including the zip code +4. It is very handy to have this nearby.”

I’m always struggling to find everyone’s address at Christmas for cards, so this is a great tip for me!

Nicole @ 4:14 pm

I am a subscriber!

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Nicole @ 4:14 pm

I also get your newsletter!

ncpnkr@aol.com

Nicole @ 4:15 pm

I have your button on my blog sidebar too!

ncpnkr@aol.com

Nicole @ 4:15 pm

Piera Jolly @ 4:17 pm

Wonderful prize!

Piera Jolly @ 4:17 pm

I subscribe : )

Jesica @ 4:18 pm

My fave tip:
When my grandchildren come to visit, a glass always gets broken. Don’t panic — those little shards of glass are easy to pick up without a cut or splinter. Sweep up the big pieces, and for the little pieces that you can’t get with the dustpan, use a piece of bread. It works every time. No fuss, no mess!

Whodathunk?

Jesica @ 4:19 pm

I’m subscribed to the feed

the fabulous mommy @ 4:22 pm

Wish me luck!!! I could use the holiday $

the fabulous mommy @ 4:23 pm

I am subscribed to the feed

ilyssa @ 4:26 pm

I love the tip about using bread to pick up shards of glass! What a great giveaway and a fun site. Thanks for the chance, lys76 at msn dot com

ilyssa @ 4:27 pm

PS. I’m a subscriber! lys76 at msn dot com

the fabulous mommy @ 4:28 pm

I also added the button for your site! Wish me luck!!!

http://www.classyfabulousmommy.blogspot.com

Colette S @ 4:32 pm

I hope to win!

Marianne @ 4:38 pm

What a great giveaway! Count me in!

I already get their tips in my email but would love to win!

Laura @ 4:40 pm

Bread to pick up glass? COOL!
I loved all of the ways to use baking soda as a cheap alternative to expensive cleaners. I might just be picking up a big box of soda at Sams the next time I’m there!

Laura @ 4:41 pm

Subscribed to feed? Check!

Laura @ 4:41 pm

Newsletter? Check!

Laura @ 4:42 pm

Button on my blog? Check!

PS–thanks!

Veronica F @ 4:45 pm

I like this idea – Dryer Sheets/Fabric Softener Money Saver
I buy the expensive fabric softener, but I place a dime sized amount on a washcloth and throw it in the dryer. I use use the same washcloth over and over. I use one bottle a year verses one bottle per month. What a great saver. I also use the washcloth to wipe away the lint catch. So easy and you save soooo much!

Veronica F @ 4:46 pm

Newsletter entry

Deanne @ 4:46 pm

perfect timing for Christmas!

Heather @ 4:53 pm

I love the comment that tells how to make an easy ice pack…we can never seem to have enough of these on hand with my two active kids!! Place rubbing alcohol and water in a quart size freezer bag and freeze! It doesn’t get hard!

Heather @ 4:53 pm

I subscribe to your feed via Google Reader!

caitlin @ 4:54 pm

Oh my, that potatoe tip is amazing!

caitlin @ 4:54 pm

I’m subbed to the feed.

caitlin @ 4:55 pm

I have your button.

Heather @ 4:55 pm

I subscribe to your newsletter!

staceyk @ 4:56 pm

Would love a chance to win! Thanks!

Heather @ 4:56 pm

And, finally, I have one of your beautiful buttons up in my sidebar!

staceyk @ 4:57 pm

Also subscribe via google reader.

I love the tip about using a paper towel as a bib. I have been out and forgot to pack a bib many times. I wish I had thought of this simple solution before!

I subscribe to your newsletter.

I subscribe to your feed.

I have your button on my blog.

Lawanda @ 5:05 pm

This is my favorite tip:

“The best way to remove stuck-on food in any pan is to put baking soda and water in it and boil for a few minutes. The mess will come out very easily.”

Baking Soda is so helpful!

Lawanda @ 5:05 pm

I have your button in my side bar :)

Leah @ 5:05 pm

I could totally use this for the holidays and I loved to have free Scotts for a year!!!

I love the tip for How To Remove Gum from a Dryer!!

Lawanda @ 5:05 pm

And guess what?! I subscribe! :) I’d love to win this cuz Scott is my favorite brand.

kimberly @ 5:09 pm

my fav tip
Mosquito Repellant
Take a fabric softener sheet and pin it to the kids. Something in the fabric softener sheets helps keep the mosquitos away. If it works in Alaska, it will work in the lower 48!

My son and I both get ate up ,mosquito’s love us,so I love this tip.

kimberly @ 5:10 pm

I suscribe to your newsletter.

kimberly @ 5:10 pm

I subscribe to your feeds via emails.

Ruth :) @ 5:11 pm

I will file away the ‘how to remove gum from the dryer’ away in my file!! I hope it never comes in handy – but you can never be over prepared!

brandy w @ 5:15 pm

the potato peeling tip is a great one. i also like the dryer sheet in the garbage.
i could use this really bad. please please

brandy w @ 5:15 pm

i am subscribed to your feed

brandy w @ 5:16 pm

i am subscribed to your newsletter

brandy w @ 5:16 pm

i have your button up

Wow. What a wonderful deal.

jessica @ 5:32 pm

Great giveaway!

I also subscribe to your feed! Love your site!

Mamamoose @ 5:35 pm

Wow!
Sign me up!

Mamamoose @ 5:36 pm

I get the newsletter too!

Mamamoose @ 5:36 pm

I get the feed too!

Beth Grund @ 5:48 pm

I can’t wait to try the potatoe thing! I love easy ways to get that skin off! Actually that might be the ONLY easy way to get it off…I have to try it to believe it, ya know. Anyhow my aunt swears by using Scott toilet paper because it doesn’t clog your toilet. Thanks for entry

Beth Grund @ 5:48 pm

I subscribe to your feed.

Beth Grund @ 5:49 pm

I subscribe to your newsletter.

Beth Grund @ 5:49 pm

I have your button as well ;)

Courtney @ 5:49 pm

“When my grandchildren come to visit, a glass always gets broken. Don’t panic — those little shards of glass are easy to pick up without a cut or splinter. Sweep up the big pieces, and for the little pieces that you can’t get with the dustpan, use a piece of bread. It works every time. No fuss, no mess!”…This is a gret tip that with Christmas ornaments a plenty i am sure i will use.

Courtney @ 5:50 pm

i subscribe to the feed

Courtney @ 5:50 pm

…and the newsletter

Courtney @ 5:50 pm

I also have a button on my blog sidebar

Stef @ 5:56 pm

It’s so simple, but I love the idea of putting pictures on the outside of boxes for better organization….that way you know what is inside without having to look!!

Stef @ 6:02 pm

I’m a subscriber!:)

Stef @ 6:02 pm

And subscribe to the newsletter!!

Carrie Lim @ 6:07 pm

Would love to win this one.

Carrie Lim @ 6:08 pm

I subscribe to your feed.

DJ @ 6:10 pm

I like the dating the furnace filter tip, only here it would be A/C

DJ @ 6:11 pm

I subscribe to the feed

Valerie @ 6:11 pm

I would loooooove to win!

DJ @ 6:11 pm

I subscribe to the newsletter

Valerie @ 6:11 pm

And I’m already a subscriber!

Celeste @ 6:15 pm

Seeing as how “clean the kitchen” is on my to-do list this afternoon, the tip about microwave cleaning will come in really handy! And I’m definitely going to have to try that method of peeling potatoes–peeling them is always the worst part.

Celeste @ 6:16 pm

I’m a feed subscriber already.

Andreah @ 6:17 pm

Love the potato peeling tip!

Andreah @ 6:17 pm

I subscribe.

Andreah @ 6:18 pm

I have your button up.

Andreah @ 6:18 pm

I get the newsletter.

Dot @ 6:20 pm

You’ve inspired me to cook potatoes with our evening meal! Thanks for giving me the opportunity to win the gift card!

Hip Mom's Guide @ 6:26 pm

My favorite tip is the one about cleaning up the tiny little pieces of broken glass with BREAD. First it keeps our brown sugar soft, now this! Who knew?

I must really want to win: I subscribe to your feed, signed up for the newsletter, and added a button. Thanks ladies! Good luck everyone.

Carissa @ 6:31 pm

My favorite tip because it reminds me of my grandma…

Gift boxes We start saving boxes from our groceries at the beginning of December. Tea, toaster pastry, even cake mix boxes are great sizes for small gifts. You have already paid for them, and they work nicely for gloves, toys, small tools and fragile presents.

Carissa @ 6:32 pm

I subscibe to the feed in my google reader!

Michele @ 6:35 pm

I could put this to good use! Count me in!

Carissa @ 6:35 pm

I have now subscribed to the newsletter!

jessica @ 6:37 pm

Make your dough for bread in your bread machine. After it is done mixing, spray a cookie sheet with non-stick spray, place the dough on the pan and cover it with plastic, then freeze. I make lots of loaves of bread, freeze them and remove them from the freezer when we want fresh bread. Just let it thaw, rise and bake.

I love this idea and can’t wait to do it!

Sue @ 6:39 pm

Awesome giveaway. I get your feed, am subscribed and have you in my sidebar. Thanks!

Carissa @ 6:39 pm

Added button to my sidebar!

Michele @ 6:40 pm

I had forgot to put my favorite tip in my comment…oops. I really liked the tip on writing the date on a new air filter when you replace it. Such a simple idea/tip to help remind me when it needs to be changed. I’m going to try it out.

I also subscribe to your feed in google reader.

Michele @ 6:41 pm

I’m on your newsletter list.

Michele @ 6:42 pm

I added your button to my sidebar!

Jennifer Davis @ 6:48 pm

My favorite tip is…

Magazine Perfume SamplesOpen the perfume samples that are inserted in magazines, and put them under the liner in your trash cans. They emit a wonderful scent that lasts quite a while.

i liked the tip about reducing the smell of paint fumes! who knew!

i am also a subscriber!

Colleen @ 7:09 pm

me me me… pick me

Kendra Field @ 7:09 pm

This is an amazing give away…wow!

Kendra Field @ 7:10 pm

I subscribe to the feed.

Kendra Field @ 7:10 pm

I also get the newsletter

Evelyn @ 7:16 pm

How great would it be to win???

Organizing Mommy @ 7:17 pm

This is a link to my favorite tip:
http://www.scottcommonsense.com/EasyOrganizing/StorageIdeas/Default.aspx

I do this already. It is about putting pictures of the item that’s inside of the box. That’s a neat site.

I am subscribed to your newsletter and to your feed.

joyce @ 7:36 pm

Love it…I could certainly use a years supply of paper towels!

tracey @ 7:45 pm

First comment please!

tracey @ 7:45 pm

Second comment, I subscribe to your feed!

Michelle H @ 7:45 pm

I like the inexpensive but meaningful Mother’s Day gifts.
http://www.scottcommonsense.com/DollarsAndSense/Articles/MothersDayGiftsfromtheHeartNotYourWallet.aspx?articleID=44&catID=5
Buy a plain, canvas grocery tote and paint it or stitch it or Create a photo slideshow for a computer screensaver.

tracey @ 7:45 pm

Third comment, I have your picture link on my sidebar!

tracey @ 7:46 pm

Fourth comment, I subscribed to your newsletter!

Michelle H @ 7:47 pm

I’m subscribed to your feed via Google

Michelle H @ 7:48 pm

I’m signed up for your email newsletter

Michelle H @ 7:48 pm

Your button is on my blog sidebar

Paper Bridges @ 8:01 pm

pick me! comment entry

monica

Paper Bridges @ 8:01 pm

and this is for the newsletter…

monica

Paper Bridges @ 8:01 pm

… subscriber to RSS feed…

monica

Paper Bridges @ 8:02 pm

off to twitter this…

monica

Ginnie @ 8:07 pm

I like the idea of taking photos of what’s in all the storage totes I have everywhere, so I’ll know what’s in them. Wish I’d read that one before I packed up dozens of boxes to go to the garage!

Ginnie @ 8:07 pm

I’m a subscriber too.

Stacy @ 8:11 pm

I like the idea of using a piece of bread to pick up shards of broken glass.

Stacy @ 8:11 pm

I also subscribe through Google Reader

Pam @ 8:16 pm

this would be awesome!

Lindsey @ 8:20 pm

Please count me in. thanks

Mikki @ 8:31 pm

How fun! I never thought of using bread to pick up broken glass. What a great idea!

The Mom @ 8:33 pm

I can’t pass this up, thanks for the chances!

The Mom @ 8:33 pm

I am a feed reader through bloglines

karen c. @ 8:33 pm

They have a great article on cookie exchanges, which is nice since we’re planning on going to one this month!

The Mom @ 8:33 pm

I subscribe to your newsletter.

karen c. @ 8:34 pm

And I subscribe to your feed.

The Mom @ 8:34 pm

I placed your button on my sidebar!

The Mom @ 8:35 pm

Kari @ 8:41 pm

I am subscribed to your feed!!!

Kari @ 8:41 pm

I am subscribed to your NEWSLETTER!

Kari @ 8:42 pm

I have your BUTTON on my sidebar!

How generous!

This is my favorite tip from their website:

Don’t throw away those used toothbrushes. Use them as mini scrub-brushes to clean all those tiny spaces that are hard to clean with standard methods. That includes the hinges of your toilet seat, window and patio door tracks and seams of cabinet doors. Use your imagination. After all, you paid for them once and now they can serve a second purpose.

Thank so much!

I’m a subscriber as well…

bebemiqui @ 9:06 pm

The necklace through a straw is a great tip!
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bebemiqui @ 9:06 pm

your button’s on my blog.

I love that Scott is also donating to the family in need. I like the idea to slightly bend the toilet paper roll before hanging it up to keep the people who use tons of sheets from being able to pull off to many. I never thought of that before!

I have your button on my right sidebar.

I subscribe to your feed.

Erica @ 9:12 pm

I’ll be trying that potato thing, but I also read a tip from a woman named Rebecca that interested me. Whenever she brings fried or crispy food to a potluck she lines the pan with Scott paper towels first so that they soak up the grease and keep the food crispy as it should be. I never would have thought of that… Thanks! :)

Shelly Burns @ 9:20 pm

This is great! I liked this tip…I need it! “The best way to remove stuck-on food in any pan is to put baking soda and water in it and boil for a few minutes. The mess will come out very easily.”

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Shelly Burns @ 9:20 pm

I subscribe to your feed.

Samantha @ 9:23 pm

Wow! good tip! I use a vegetable scrubber and warm water to scrub the peel away!

Shelly Burns @ 9:24 pm

Your button is on my sidebar.

babyrocasmama @ 9:26 pm

I already have a button in my side bar, subscribe to your feed & newsletter.

I could so use this for Christmas shopping. Please pick me!

I have entered every contest on the blogosphere I could find! I should win SOMETHING, shouldn’t I?

MommyNamedApril @ 9:36 pm

My favorite tip is to bring your own toys/reading material to the doctor’s office to avoid sick germs!

MommyNamedApril @ 9:37 pm

i subscribe to your feed in google reader!

MommyNamedApril @ 9:37 pm

i get your newsletter!

sara l. @ 9:47 pm

I love the tip about putting the paper towels in the bag with your fresh veggies to keep the moisture out!
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cjohnson2021 @ 9:47 pm

I had to use this once the kids started school and were exposed to gum from the other kids…

To get gum out of someone’s hair, try putting peanut butter on the hair. Just rub the peanut butter through briskly where the gum is located until gone. To get out the last little bit of the gum, use wet SCOTT towels soaked with dish soap, and rub it through the strands of hair until all the pieces of hair are cleaned from top to bottom. This is a sure cure for kids.

sara l. @ 9:47 pm

And I’m a subscriber, too!
sblilly14(@)yahoo(.)com

Jendi @ 9:51 pm

I love that they say put it in the compost.

Would love to win this.

Jendi @ 9:52 pm

I’m a subscriber. Have to be to keep up with all your contests!

Julie Neff @ 9:57 pm

I liked the tip to bring your own reading material to the doctor’s office so you don’t share everyone’s germs who has read them!

Julie Neff @ 9:57 pm

I am a subscriber :)

Holly @ 9:59 pm

I would love to win this

Holly @ 10:00 pm

I subscribe to your feed

Holly @ 10:00 pm

And I subscribe to your newsletter

Tanya @ 10:01 pm

This is a great tip from their site: “When I get in the car with my big over-sized bag, I hang the purse straps over the head rest. Later when I come to an abrupt stop, my purse contents aren’t lying on the floor mat!”

I cannot count the many times I have applied the brakes and everything in my purse drops out all over the floor mats of my car!! LOL LOL

Thanks for the chance!

Tanya @ 10:01 pm

I am also a newsletter subscriber!

Mommy @ 10:13 pm

WOW please sign me up:) Thanks for all the give aways you do!!!!!

Jen @ 10:24 pm

Wow, some amazing tips, I do think I’ll try the potato one though!

Jen @ 10:24 pm

I also subscribe.

Jen @ 10:25 pm

I also have your button.

Kim @ 10:26 pm

I like the tip about using a piece of bread to get up those tiny shards of glass that the broom misses.

Kim @ 10:26 pm

I subscribe to your newsletter

Kim @ 10:27 pm

I have your button on my sidebar

Kim @ 10:28 pm

I subscribe to your feed in google reader.

Rachel @ 10:28 pm

Wow, great giveaway!

Mary Mclain @ 10:30 pm

I liked the tip about peeling potatoes with a paper towel.

Rachel @ 10:37 pm

I am subscribed to your feed.

Jodi @ 10:42 pm

This would come in very handy!!
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Jodi @ 10:43 pm

oh shoot…hit submit too soon…

This is my favorite tip:

Getting Off a Tight Ring!!

To get a tight ring off your finger, all you have to do is spray a little Windex on your finger and wiggle the ring. It will come off very easily. Then you can clean your ring with the spray and an old toothbrush.

Rachel @ 10:44 pm

I get your newsletter.

Michelle C. @ 10:45 pm

My favorite tip, and one I’ll be trying, is:
The best way to remove stuck-on food in any pan is to put baking soda and water in it and boil for a few minutes. The mess will come out very easily.

Michelle C. @ 10:45 pm

I’m a feed subscriber

Michelle C. @ 10:46 pm

I also receive your newsletter

Jessica F @ 10:57 pm

I receive the newsletter, suscribe on bloglines, plus I’m commenting! :)

susan @ 11:00 pm

After a thorough cleaning of your shower, follow up with an application of car wax on your tiled walls. You’ll find that your shower self-cleans better, and the wax makes it easier for quick wipe-downs. It’s a big help if you have hard water.

susan @ 11:01 pm

I subscribe to your newsletter

susan @ 11:01 pm

I am a feed subscriber

susan @ 11:01 pm

I have your link on my sidebar…

Allie @ 11:04 pm

I like the how to easily clean the microwave tip.

Allie @ 11:04 pm

I also subscrine to your newsletter.

karna @ 11:22 pm

i just signed up for your newsletter…I could really use a $100 gift card this year! Thanks

Linda Stewart @ 11:24 pm

I’d be as excited with the paper products as I would be the gift card!

Linda Stewart @ 11:25 pm

I subscribe

Linda Stewart @ 11:25 pm

I receive your newsletter also.

Heidi @ GGIP @ 11:27 pm

I think the “wash your hands as much as possible” tip is one of the best tips for this season!

Heidi @ GGIP @ 11:28 pm

I subscribe to your feed.

Heidi @ GGIP @ 11:28 pm

I also get your newsletter. Thanks!

Liza @ 11:31 pm

i have RSS feed :)

Liza @ 11:33 pm

i have newsletter :)

Liza @ 11:34 pm

i so hope that i win i could realy use but if i won i think i would use $100 and give a $100 to toys for tots

Cindy Phillips @ 11:53 pm

I like this tip:
When I make something with the mixer that tends to spray all over the counter, I put the bowl in my sink to do the mixing. It sprays in my sink and not all over the kitchen. Then I take my sink sprayer, and zap….it’s down the drain!

Cindy Phillips @ 11:53 pm

I subscribe to the feed.

Cindy Phillips @ 11:54 pm

I’m a newsletter subscriber.

Rebecca @ 11:55 pm

I liked this one…
Magazine Perfume Samples – Open the perfume samples that are inserted in magazines, and put them under the liner in your trash cans. They emit a wonderful scent that lasts quite a while.

Rita @ 11:55 pm

Interesting…thanks!

Rebecca @ 11:56 pm

I am subscribed on google reader.

December 5, 2008

Gina @ 12:00 am

My favorit tip is the :Christmas Shopping All Year..”During the year, I shop the clearance sales for next year’s gifts. I put a large plasic container for each child in my basement, and when I find something for one or all of them, I put the gift in their container! When Christmas comes, my children get all their gifts in their container and the container itself for staying organized”
I think it’s pretty smart.

I subscribe to your feed and newsletter and added the button too, Thanks for this giveaway

Summer @ 12:10 am

I like the person who left this tip:

“I always kept a baby wipe box in my desk at work. In it I placed trial-sized aspirin, antihistamine pills, mouthwash, travel toothbrush, deodorant, a roll of antacids, lip balm, bandages, anti-diarrhea pills and a mini sewing kit.”

I’m subscribed to your feed and your newsletter. Thanks!

Michele @ 12:11 am

I can’t believe I’ve never thought of how many sick people have touched the magazines in a doctor’s office!

Michele @ 12:11 am

I subscribe

Brenda Callahan @ 12:25 am

i like the suggestion to wrap a damp paper towel around a head of lettuce before bagging and putting in refridgerator…to keep it from browning. I usually throw out most lettuce that i don’t use first time around because it gets brown.

Brenda Callahan @ 12:26 am

i subscribe to your feed :)

Beverly @ 12:35 am

I love and use the tip: Don’t throw away old toothbrushes. Use them for small cleaning jobs – in those hard to reach places. It’s a great tip and it works.
Thanks for the giveaway.

TopazTook @ 12:36 am

I like the tip about using bread to pick up broken glass — I wish I had read it right before we broke a glass taking it out of the dishwasher!

Beverly @ 12:36 am

I’m a subscriber via email.

TopazTook @ 12:36 am

I subscribe to the feed.

TopazTook @ 12:38 am

I get the newsletter.

amber @ 12:46 am

the baking soda cleanup tip was great, because it actually works! thanks so much for this very generous prize!

amber @ 12:47 am

i am subscribed to your rss feed also, via Yahoo reader.

Krisi @ 1:05 am

What a great prize

Melanie @ 1:07 am

I like this one:

Purchase bundles of hand towels in green and red. Use alternating colors for placemats and napkins. Red placemat, green napkin. It’s inexpensive and looks very festive.

Krisi @ 1:08 am

I subscribe

Melanie @ 1:08 am

I subscribe

Melanie @ 1:09 am

I get your newsletter.

Melanie @ 1:09 am

Your button is on my sidebar.

Krisi @ 1:10 am

i have your rss feed

Krisi @ 1:11 am

i have your button

Sheila Capell @ 1:18 am

I liked the tip for cleaning your microwave with a mug of water and a Scotts towel…seems so much better than all the scrubbing I do!! What a great giveaway!!

Sheila Capell @ 1:18 am

I have your button.

Sheila Capell @ 1:19 am

I get your feed (two different ways I think!)

Sheila Capell @ 1:19 am

I get your newsletter.

Jeni @ 1:19 am

Proud momma and Navy wife would love this!

Kellie @ 1:29 am

Oh I could totally use this!!

Anita @ 1:29 am

How awesome!

Anita @ 1:30 am

1. Subscribe to our Feed….done! ;o)

Anita @ 1:31 am

2. Sign up for our Newsletter….done! ;o)

Anita @ 1:31 am

3. Add our 5M4M button in your sidebar….done!
see it at http://aknittingjunkie.blogspot.com/

Anita @ 1:33 am

4. Write a post and link back to this contest on your…twitter….done!
Check it out here: http://twitter.com/aknittingjunkie/statuses/1039647655

Kellie @ 1:39 am

I also subscribe!

Kellie @ 1:43 am

I have your button up on my blog!

Christie @ 1:45 am

I sure would love to be blessed with this visa card for Christmas! What a blessing it would be!!

Forgetfulone @ 1:46 am

My favorite tip from the website:
The tube from a SCOTT Towel roll fits well over the vacuum hose. Place it over the hose and pinch the end almost flat. Remove the dryer lint trap and vacuum the lint that you can’t reach from behind the trap. A cleaner lint trap is a safer one!
Thanks for offering a great site to visit as well as an awesome giveaway.

Maggie @ 1:46 am

How fun!

Forgetfulone @ 1:47 am

Extra entry for subscribers?

Maggie @ 1:47 am

I also subscribe to the feed :)

Morgan @ 1:56 am

My favorite tip is about holiday decorating:

For a fast, fun and festive centerpiece this holiday, take glass ornament balls that match your decor, and place them in a glass bowl. Place small candles around the glass bowl so the flames will dance off the mirrored glass!

Morgan @ 1:57 am

I subscribe to your feed

Morgan @ 1:58 am

I, also, subscribe to the newsletter

Miss Charm @ 2:06 am

I Like the happy Homemaking the homemade way is gives really good ideas on how to make homemade cleaners that are safe and very cheap!

Miss Charm @ 2:07 am

I also subscribe to your newsletter and would enjoy the extra money

Miss Charm @ 2:07 am

I subscibe to your feed also.

Christie @ 2:10 am

There are so many good tips on your site! I really liked the one about using peroxide on your counter tops and etc.! What a great idea! And its so much cheaper too!! Thanks again!!

Heidi @ 2:24 am

I like the tip about car wax on shower walls. I am definitely going ot have to try that! :)

Jamaise @ 3:01 am

I like the “A cheap and effective grout cleaner is hydrogen peroxide. Just dump a $.50 bottle on your shower tile, let it sit for 10 minutes, rinse and wipe dry with a SCOTT Towel.”
I just re-did my bathroom grout work, because it looked kinda gross. I’ll try peroxide next cleaning.

Jamaise @ 3:02 am

I sub to the feed.

Jamaise @ 3:03 am

I sub to the newsletter too :)

Jamaise @ 3:03 am

Your button is in my sidebar

Melanie B @ 3:35 am

this is a great giveaway!

Melanie B @ 3:36 am

subscribed to feed

Melanie B @ 3:36 am

have your button

LivingforGod @ 3:49 am

I like the tip that suggested using bread to pick up tiny broken glass pieces. I’ve never tried that.

LivingforGod @ 3:57 am

I subscribed to your feed.

Melanie B @ 4:00 am

also signed up for newsletter!

LivingforGod @ 4:06 am

I am on your newsletter list.

angel @ 4:21 am

happy holidays!!

judy brittle @ 4:24 am

I learned this simple tip
To get the odors out of your microwave place a saucer in the microwave with a little water and a teaspoon of vanilla extract. Start the microwave for 1 minute. Think I will try that one. Thank you!

judy brittle @ 4:25 am

I’m subscribed to your feed.

judy brittle @ 4:25 am

I’m subscribed to your newsletter.

Serena @ 4:29 am

Count me in. I like this tip: To get something out of a heat register or under the fridge, add an empty SCOTT paper towel roll or empty gift wrap roll to your vacuum hose. It can be bent or flattened to get into the narrowest openings.

LivingforGod @ 4:29 am

I have your button in my sidebar.

Serena @ 4:30 am

Also, I subscribe to your feed.

Serena @ 4:30 am

And your newsletter.

Elyssa @ 5:11 am

I would just simply love to win anything

debra @ 5:13 am

i subscribe. thanks for the giveaway.

RefreshMom @ 5:16 am

Who knew a paper towel was a kitchen tool not just a cleaning tool?! Great giveaway.

RefreshMom @ 5:17 am

Newsletter subscriber.

RefreshMom @ 5:17 am

Have your button(s) on my blog.

aubien @ 5:56 am

Here is a hint I like…
Dish Washing…I use a clean SCOTT towel each time I wash dishes. Then, when I am finished, I toss it. This way there is never a sour, dirty dishrag hanging around.(Darlene, PA)

aubien @ 5:59 am

I posted about this giveaway on my blog.

aubien @ 6:13 am

I subscribe to your feed.

aubien @ 6:14 am

I subscribe to the newsletter

aubien @ 6:32 am

Your button is on my sidebar.

Kim @ 6:36 am

I like the No-fuss Broken Glass tip. Thanks for the great giveaway!

Kim @ 6:36 am

I’m also a subscriber!

Kari Holtz @ 6:53 am

Sounds great!

JRG @ 7:24 am

Count me in on this one!

zukppr @ 7:32 am

MY favorite tip is using paper towels to help dry lettuce/salad fixings.

zukppr @ 7:32 am

I also sub to your feed

zukppr @ 7:33 am

I receive your newsletter :)

Julia @ 7:50 am

I liked the little tips on speed cleaning for unexpected guests and how the last thing to spiffy up is YOU. How many times do I race into speed cleaning after a friend has called to tell me they are 10 minutes away and then answer the door with my hair in a mess and no lipstick on? Anyhow, that tip made me giggle. :)

Julia @ 7:51 am

BTW, I get your newsletter. Great stuff!

Julia @ 7:52 am

…and your RSS feed

Julia @ 7:53 am

…and I have your botton on my sidebar.

Amber Stevens @ 8:01 am

I also subscribe to the feed.

Vickie Couturier @ 8:15 am

Oven Cleaning Once I’ve sprayed my oven with cleaning spray, I place SCOTT Towels flat under the oven door, and they catch any leaks and messes while I clean the oven this tip is from the site thanks for the chance,I really could use the money right now

Vickie Couturier @ 8:16 am

I am a subscriber

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Tip I found interesting- I use a SCOTT Towel as a baby bib while I am feeding my grandchildren. It makes for very easy clean up! And the SCOTT Towel easily catches anything they don’t.
Submitted by:
Jinean
Seymour, TN

Susan S. @ 8:27 am

I am definitely using the tip of keeping Scott towels in the car. Between a three year old and the coming New England winter I am anticipating lots of clean up.

sito @ 8:27 am

Thanks for the chance to win this! And thanks for the tip on peeling potatoes with Scott towels — I had no idea it could be that easy.

sito @ 8:30 am

I subscribe to your newsletter.

Heidi S @ 8:30 am

I like the potato peeling idea — keep ‘em coming!

Heidi S @ 8:31 am

I also subscribe to your feed! Thanks.

ali @ 8:32 am

love the potatoe peeling idea, and putting your scarf through the hanging loop on your coat-i forever loose scarfs!

ali @ 8:32 am

i subscribe too!

sito @ 8:35 am

I subscribe to your feed.

Jess @ 8:41 am

Great tips! Thanks for the chance to win!

Jess @ 8:41 am

I subscribe to your feed, too!

Marissa @ 8:49 am

I love the tip about removing gum from a dryer. With four boys in the house that is bound to happen sometime.

Becky Grayson @ 9:05 am

I LOVE this tip:

Prevent Spills and Messes One of my favorite things I did for myself is line the trunk of my car with a table cloth. It’s pretty to look at, and it makes cleaning the trunk so much easier. When you come home from the garden center and a couple of pots have fallen over and spread dirt, you just roll up the table cloth, shake it out (or wash if necessary) and then put it back – the trunk is clean and neat for the next task.

Submitted by: Katie
Tewksbury, MA

I would have never thought of that and this makes cleanup so easy! I will put a tablecloth in my trunk today.

Thanks so much.

Becky Grayson @ 9:06 am

I am a subscriber.

Angela Roy @ 9:16 am

Can i cry? Cause i will cry if i win. Just shed millions of tears of joy. Wow what a gift.

Angela Roy @ 9:17 am

I put your button on my blog!

Barbara @ 9:20 am

keep the focus on people not things. especially important to remember this year

Blessed @ 9:21 am

I have your button!

Barbara @ 9:21 am

I am a subscriber

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I get your newsletter!

Blessed @ 9:22 am

and I subscribe to your feed

Blessed @ 9:22 am

and finally – this is an awesome prize! I would love to win!

Wendy W. @ 9:37 am

I subscribe to your newsletter. Thanks.

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I subscribe to your feed. Thanks.

Wendy W. @ 9:40 am

This really works….the dryer sheet in the luggage. We tried this last year and when we went to pack for our summer travels…the suitcases were nice and fresh. Great giveway!

Robin H. @ 9:40 am

Oven CleaningOnce I’ve sprayed my oven with cleaning spray, I place SCOTT Towels flat under the oven door, and they catch any leaks and messes while I clean the oven.

I could have used that tip the last time I cleaned the oven, had a nasty greasy wet puddle that I had to mop up afterward.

Robin H. @ 9:41 am

I’ve also been a subscriber to your newsletter since I found this blog.

Robin H. @ 9:42 am

I also subscribe to your feed.
Thank You :)

Alexia @ 9:53 am

I’m a janitor and my biggest irritation is the microwaves that workers have exploded food all over and then leave for me to clean up…it’s dried on and takes forever to clean up! I think I’ll try this tip next time!

“Fill a coffee mug 3/4 full with water. Place it in the microwave and heat it until it boils. Carefully remove the mug after 2 minutes and wipe out the microwave with a SCOTT Towel. No scrubbing and super easy!”

Tanya Wilson @ 9:59 am

I am an email subscriber, couldn’t go a day without it!

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Betsy @ 10:00 am

This would be awesome!

Betsy @ 10:00 am

I am a subscriber.

Tanya Wilson @ 10:01 am

I have 3 of your buttons posted on my blog sidebar here:
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Great contest, who couldn’t use a $100 gift card!

Thanks for offering so many great contests.

Betsy @ 10:01 am

I am a newsletter subscriber.

Betsy @ 10:02 am

I have the button on my blog.

Tanya Wilson @ 10:02 am

I follow you on twitter and tweeted about your blog here;
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Chava @ 10:03 am

I LOVE the tip of using the papertowel as the bib and then just tossing it away when you are done. I actually do that and my dentist office gave me one of the clips that they use to hold that cloth in front of you and I clip the papertowel around my daughter that way.

Tanya Wilson @ 10:05 am

I can honestly tell you that the removing-the-gum from-the-dryer trick listed does really work! Thanks for all of the entries to a really great giveaway!

Christina Gomez @ 10:20 am

What a great suggestion with the potato! I’d LOVE to win a $100 gift card, and for a family who goes through papertowels like there is no tomorrow, I’d love the year supply! :)

Melissa @ 10:23 am

The straws for the necklace is a great tip. =)

Susan Heim @ 10:25 am

My favorite tip is:
When you go to the doctor’s office, bring your own reading material. Think of how many sick people have handled the magazines in the waiting room!
That is so true! And when I take my kids to the pediatrician, I don’t let them play with the office toys. Sick kids have had their hands all over them!

Susan Heim @ 10:26 am

I subscribe to your newsletter!

Susan Heim @ 10:27 am

I have your button in my sidebar!
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Susan Heim @ 10:29 am

I tweeted about this contest!
http://www.twitter.com/parentingauthor

subscribed!

Added this to the Want to Win Wednesday Mr. Linky – does that count?
http://nickels-n-dimes.blogspot.com/2008/12/want-to-win-wednesday.html

Cherrei D @ 10:33 am

I am a subscriber! For the paper towels, we use them in our home every day, we can not go with out. Tips, you can use them to clean up a spill, give a little squeeze and continue cleaning up that same spill. They work great!

Christi @ 10:33 am

Here’s my favorite tip!
If you’re in the bathroom after lunch and you notice that your face is shiny, grab a seat cover and dab the shiny spots. It works like an expensive oil-absorbing sheet: It doesn’t remove all your makeup, but it can reduce the shine as if you’ve applied powder.

Christi @ 10:34 am

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Allie @ 10:34 am

I like the tip that they have on their website for cleaning the microwanve using a cup of water in a coffee mug heat on high for 2-3 minutes and then easily wipe clean with a Scott towel.

I think wining the years supply of their products would be as great of a gift as the $100 gift card.

Thanks for entering me.

Allie @ 10:35 am

Thanks for entering me again because I subscribe to your newletter.

Charmaine @ 10:42 am

Love it!

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Charmaine @ 10:43 am

Linked on my blog.

Marlena U. @ 10:44 am

What a blessing this would be! Thanks for the chance! m_huston(at)hotmail.com

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Veronica F @ 10:54 am

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Kerri @ 11:06 am

Button on my website!

Kerri @ 11:07 am

I also subscribe to the feed…love getting your info every day!

Leslie @ 11:10 am

Great contest!

Angie @ 11:12 am

My favorite tip from the site is to carry the paper towels in your car in the winter so you can clean off your headlights and all year round too for spills, etc.

Angie @ 11:13 am

I’m subscribed to your feed via Google Reader

Angie @ 11:13 am

Your button is in the sidebar on my personal blog http://angierambles.blogspot.com

Thanks

Jessica @ 11:15 am

Pick me! Thanks.

Jessica @ 11:16 am

You are set up in Google REader too.

Jackie @ 11:19 am

I like the tip of using Scott paper towels to put in baggies of cold pasta to soak up any excess moisture before making macaroni salad.

I’d love to be entered into this giveaway!

Amy Huang @ 11:28 am

I want to be entered for the giveaway. Thanks

Diane Anderson @ 11:28 am

Thanks so much for the chance to win this one! We desperately need it to finish up our Christmas shopping!

diane@diane-anderson.com

I like the tip of using the lint from the dryer to clean off the washer. I am going to try that!

Thanks!

Hollie @ 11:29 am

I have tried the potato peeling before and it really does work!! Thanks for yet another awesome giveaway!

Hollie @ 11:29 am

I have a button on my sidebar!

Hollie @ 11:29 am

I am a subscriber!

Hollie @ 11:30 am

I also receive the newsletter!!

I am subscribed!

I get the newsletter!

Lisa in ME @ 11:36 am

Love it – thanks for all the hard work you do for these giveaways.
Lisa – lisaanne29@hotmail.com

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I have your button on my blog:
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Lisa in ME @ 11:41 am

Ooops – my favorite tip is this one:
No Sog-City Salads Here!! which says to use 5-6 paper towels on salads to keep them from getting soggy. ;-)
lisa -lisaanne29@hotmail.com

Heidi T @ 11:56 am

I think using different colored paper towels for festive placemats and napkins is a great idea and makes for easy cleanup after the get together too!

Heidi T @ 11:56 am

I am also a subscriber!

Shonda @ 12:01 pm

The potato peeling tip is fantastic. Please enter me for the drawing.
Engrafted by His Grace-
Shonda

Andrea @ 12:02 pm

Another great giveaway. These tips are great!
Thanks

Shonda @ 12:05 pm

I just posted it on twitter.
http://twitter.com/WildGrace

Samantha jo campen @ 12:16 pm

I love the face blotting idea! I hate having a shiny face so that was a great idea! And the potato one too, of course. Can’t wait to try that one out!

Samantha jo campen @ 12:26 pm

I just Twittered it too. I’m @samanthajcampen and if you add me I’ll add you back as my updates are protected.

Maureen @ 12:29 pm

The cleaning up the microwave tip (using hte coffee mug full of water).

Thanks,
Maureen (jnomaxx at hotmail dot com)

Samantha jo campen @ 12:29 pm

Just signed up and confirmed the newsletter subscription!

MaryAnne @ 12:30 pm

oh boy…need this win in a big way

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Shelly @ 12:30 pm

I am a subscriber to your feed

Shelly @ 12:31 pm

Love the straw necklace idea – I have some necklaces that are always getting tangled

Samantha jo campen @ 12:33 pm

Just signed up for your feed on my igoogle homepage!

Shelly @ 12:35 pm

I am a subscriber to your newsletter

Holly Smith @ 12:43 pm

I have your button on my sidebar, and I’m a big fan of 5M4M. Thanks!

Liz @ 12:45 pm

This is a no brainer!

Love the idea of using a straw to keep your necklaces from tangling in the jewelry box!

Feed subscriber.

Newsletter subscriber too.

Button is up in my sidebar.

I could use it for a million things! Sign me up (I already have the feed and the newsletter.)

Nan G @ 1:07 pm

This would be great to win. Thanks for the chance.

Nan G @ 1:08 pm

I subscribe to your feed. :)

Go Amie @ 1:21 pm

I like the tip on getting gum out of the dryer.

Marla @ 1:22 pm

I like the tip about using a sandsich baggie to line your measuring cup when measuring sticky things. Easy cleanup. Thank you for the entry

Maggie Parke @ 1:22 pm

great tip for this time of year!

“If you put your scarf thru the eyelet that you hang your coat on, it won’t get lost and will always be there when you need it!”

Maggie Parke @ 1:22 pm

I’m a subscriber!

Nancy J @ 1:23 pm

Good tip I read at the site: line my shelves with SCOTT Towels. Then when I am cleaning a room, I simply remove the old SCOTT Towel and put in new ones

Maggie Parke @ 1:23 pm

I get the newsletter!

Marla @ 1:23 pm

I’m also a scubscriber to your feed. Thanks!

Nancy J @ 1:23 pm

I’m subscribed to the feed

Maggie Parke @ 1:23 pm

I have your button on my blog!

Nancy J @ 1:24 pm

I’m a newsletter subscriber

Maggie Parke @ 1:24 pm

Posting on my blog now!

Nancy J @ 1:24 pm

Button is on my sidebar
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Marla @ 1:25 pm

I am also a signed up to receive your newsletter. Thanks!

Demetra @ 1:27 pm

kind of like the scott towel trick, but cooking with nuts -
After roasting nuts, place them in a clean hand towel and roll them around to remove the skin. Works best with hazelnuts, but can be used with walnuts, pecans, and almonds.

Shonnie Moore @ 1:28 pm

Looks cool!

Shonnie Moore @ 1:29 pm

I subscribe.

Baba @ 1:31 pm

Using a paper towel to peel hot potatoes and then putting the paper towel and peelings into the compost bin is a great tip. I love composting for our garden. It saves money buy not having to buy fertilizers and puts nutrients back into the soil for our veggies to feed on as they grow.

Baba @ 1:31 pm

I subscribe via Feed Demon.

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I have your button.

Baba @ 1:32 pm

I subscribe via email.

Ketti @ 1:33 pm

I love that scarf tip!

Ketti @ 1:33 pm

I subscribe through email

There were several good tips that we currently use ( the dryer sheet in the trash can, some of the homemade cleaning supplies, cleaing the microwave by boiling water ) But I had never before read about doing the boiling potatoes thing. Go figure?

I subscriber to you feed

U subscribe to your newsletter too…

I mean, I subscribe to your newsletter too ( U obviously subscribe to your newsletter..LOL)
And I have your botton on my blog.

Happy Holidays to All.

toni jensen @ 1:49 pm

i could so use this to get my kids a good xmas this year

ikkinlala @ 1:50 pm

I like the Quick-peel Tomatoes tip.

toni jensen @ 1:50 pm

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Marisa M @ 1:50 pm

The idea of putting hot water in your measuring cup before measuring something sticky is a great one. I can never get it all out of the cup.

toni jensen @ 1:50 pm

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Jenny Martin @ 1:54 pm

I get the feed

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Jenny Martin @ 1:56 pm

I like the idea of putting the towel in the plastic bag with pasta so you can soak up the water for a salad…never thought of that!

Happy Mama @ 2:01 pm

Dated Furnace Filter

When I change out my furnace filter, I write the date on the edge facing out. Then there is never a question as to how long it has been between changes. I also keep a magiic marker near the furnace for that purpose!
Submitted by:
Deb
Monroe, OH

This is great!!!

Happy Mama @ 2:02 pm

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Karen Luedy @ 2:07 pm

My favotite tip is to place fabric softener sheets in your pocket to repel mosquitos :)

Karen Luedy @ 2:07 pm

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Sheila @ 2:15 pm

My favorite tip is the one for Inexpensive Christmas Placemats and Napkins – “Purchase bundles of hand towels in green and red. Use alternating colors for placemats and napkins. Red placemat, green napkin. It’s inexpensive and looks very festive.”

Sheila @ 2:15 pm

I am also a subscriber. :)

Elaina @ 2:56 pm

Who wouldn’t want an extra $100 during the holiday season!!!

Elaina @ 2:56 pm

I receive the newsletter

Sarah @ 3:12 pm

This is a great tip! To stop my grandaughter (2-1/2 yrs old) from unrollling the entire role of SCOTT Tissue while trying to potty train her, I first flatten the cardboard tube of toilet paper and then put in on the roller in reverse. It is harder for her to reach, and going the wrong way. The crease in the cardboard center prevents the roll from rolling too fast.

Terri @ 3:16 pm

love the idea of using ornaments to make a quick and simple centerpiece for a table. would love to win.

Terri @ 3:18 pm

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Lisa @ 3:19 pm

Will have to try peeling the potato with a paper towel.

Maggie M @ 3:24 pm

I love the tip about broken glass..after sweeping up the large pieces to then use a piece of bread to get all of the smaller pieces, great idea! I sure could use the Visa gift card. It’s been a tough year for me financially.

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I subscribe to your newsletter, too:)

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Jaime Swank @ 3:26 pm

The potato things sounds pretty neat I will have to try that, thanks.

Jaime Swank @ 3:28 pm

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M M @ 3:49 pm

This tip sounds good:
Fill a coffee mug 3/4 full with water. Place it in the microwave and heat it until it boils. Carefully remove the mug after 2 minutes and wipe out the microwave with a SCOTT Towel. No scrubbing and super easy!

Terri @ 3:56 pm

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Shana @ 3:57 pm

Oh, this would be the BEST Christmas present EVER! :o )

I love the first tip that I read…

***To get a tight ring off your finger, all you have to do is spray a little Windex on your finger and wiggle the ring. It will come off very easily. Then you can clean your ring with the spray and an old toothbrush.***

I had never heard of that before! Great tip!!

Shana @ 3:58 pm

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I subscribe to your feed. :o )

Christa @ 4:00 pm

This is my first time jumping over to your website. I love this tip, and will be looking for more!!

Christa

I'm The Mom @ 4:09 pm

I love the potato tip! Have to check his site out. Thanks

I'm The Mom @ 4:10 pm

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I'm The Mom @ 4:10 pm

I subscribe to the feed

Mama Zen @ 4:13 pm

My favorite:

Keep your expectations reasonable.
The picture-perfect holidays you see in magazines and on TV are the product of someone’s imagination and a huge creative support team. One family and certainly one person cannot make that all happen, so go easy on yourself.

Mama Zen @ 4:14 pm

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Jenna @ 4:21 pm

I liked this tip:
When my grandchildren come to visit, a glass always gets broken. Don’t panic — those little shards of glass are easy to pick up without a cut or splinter. Sweep up the big pieces, and for the little pieces that you can’t get with the dustpan, use a piece of bread. It works every time. No fuss, no mess!

Count me in ladies!

Here’s my feed entry.

And my newsletter entry.

Kat R @ 4:40 pm

love the putting a washcloth inside your folded bath towels, now maybe I won’t hear MOM!! quite so often

And my button entry.

Kat R @ 4:41 pm

I’m also on the newsletter list!!

I like the idea of using the towels to blot shiny areas. So simple and yet I never thought of it!

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I subscribe by rss.

Stephanie @ 4:51 pm

I would love paper towels…oh I am such a mom…but really my kid’d cups drip all the time. I’m more excited about the paper towels than the $100.

Stephanie @ 4:51 pm

I’m a subscriber

Stephanie @ 4:54 pm

this is my fav tip

Cool, Dry and Great Smelling Feet

Save money by making your own replacement shoe insoles. Remove the insole from both shoes. Put together two sheets of SCOTT Shop Towels on a Roll, fold in half, crease and tape the sheets together. Trace one insole on the top sheet, cut out the shape from all the sheets and tape them together at the top. Sprinkle talcum powder, baby powder or foot powder on each sheet, then tape your newly made insole to the original insole. Repeat for the other foot. Carefully replace the insole in your shoes. My SCOTT insoles last about three wearings, but what a difference they have made for my tender feet. Making insoles is a good rainy day project and is so inexpensive!

Hubby works outside no matter what the weather and his shoes get nasty so this was a cool tip to help stop the funk!!!

Thanks so much for showing me that site!

Mary Helen @ 4:55 pm

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Mary Helen @ 4:55 pm

Please add me to the list for the giveaway

I like the tip about putting a roll of paper towels in the bathroom so everyone doesn’t use the same towels all the time. Particularly good for my son and his friends in the bathroom they use!

jenna @ 5:05 pm

This would help with my holiday shopping so much! Thanks!

Melissa @ 5:12 pm

What a great giveaway.

midwest mommy @ 5:23 pm

I do the potato thing. It works.

DARIJAVAN @ 5:49 pm

Subscribe to your newsletter. I would love to win this, what a great giveaway just in time for Christmas

Sharla @ 5:52 pm

Okay, this is going to sound totally dorky but I liked the Onions tip. “When you are ready to use onions, cut the ROOT END off first. Most times, no tears!!” I seriously did not know that and rarely cook with onions because after two seconds I can’t even see. I am going to try that!!

Sharla @ 5:53 pm

I subscribe to your feed.

Sharla @ 5:54 pm

I get your newsletter.

Sharla @ 5:55 pm

I have your button on my blog.

Sharla @ 5:58 pm

I tweeted about this contest. My twitter name is momnerd.

Melissa O @ 6:28 pm

With Christmas around the corner, this sure would help out!

Kristen @ 6:36 pm

This sounds wonderful!!

Nichole @ 6:47 pm

Another great giveaway — with a few extra people living here for a little while we could use it!

Angie @ 6:53 pm

LOVE this tip: “If you put your scarf thru the eyelet that you hang your coat on, it won’t get lost and will always be there when you need it!”

Thanks for another great giveaway!

Angie @ 6:54 pm

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Angie @ 6:54 pm

Your button is on my blog. :)

Cassie J. @ 7:02 pm

Would really come in handy this year!

Nicole @ 7:14 pm

This would be a huge blessing this season. My figures are crossed!

I’ve removed gum from my dryer twice already, so next time (hopefully there won’t be one, but… ) I’ll try the suggestion here. Thanks for the chance!

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Brenda @ 8:25 pm

This is a great site. Thanks 5 minutes for Moms blog by Feedblitz. All of the suggestions are great.

Brenda @ 8:35 pm

I have subscribed to your newsletter. Thanks.

Stephanie V @ 8:50 pm

oh yeah – mama could use this!

Brenda @ 8:51 pm

I linked you in my post. Thanks.

Dawn Hudson @ 9:36 pm

I want to win please.

Diane S @ 9:37 pm

oooh waht a wonderful giveaway and so nice of the sponsor to give another to under the tree

Diane S @ 9:38 pm

i am a subscriber

Linda F @ 9:50 pm

I like the tip about using a paper towel to take the skin off potatoes.

Stacie Vaughan @ 10:24 pm

I liked the tip about trying apple vinegar to help lose weight. I will have to try it and see if it works!

Stacie Vaughan @ 10:24 pm

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PsychMamma @ 10:39 pm

I love the tip about peeling potatoes w/a paper towel! Cool. Thanks for the chance to enter!

PsychMamma @ 10:39 pm

I subscribe!

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PsychMamma @ 10:41 pm

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Justina @ 11:00 pm

Paper towel is a whole lot easier than a potato peeler.

Nicole Feliciano @ 11:16 pm

I like the tip about using paper towels to remove fat from meat.

And I’ve got SIX cool giveaways on my site, Momtrends. Here’s a link to one for a Automoblox prize package worth more than $100!

http://momtrends.blogspot.com/2008/12/automoblox-contest.html

Danielle @ 11:18 pm

Here’s a good useful tip for me that I found on there sight….The best way to remove stuck-on food in any pan is to put baking soda and water in it and boil for a few minutes. The mess will come out very easily.

SHIRLEY @ 11:28 pm

WHAT A GREAT GIVE AWAY

What a great giveaway for this time of year!

I subscribe via Google Reader.

I also read your e-mail newsletter.

December 6, 2008

Samantha @ 12:30 am

ooh! I like this one!

Dry Your Hair Quicker

Blow-drying hair can be time consuming and damages hair, especially for those with long hair. After washing your hair, use SCOTT Towels to dab and squeeze excess water out of your hair. Place the ends of your hair between 2 sheets of SCOTT Towels and squeeze, then blot the rest of your head with an additional Towel. Of course, for short hair you can probably use just one Towel. Your hair drying time will be cut in at least half or you can let your hair dry naturally much quicker and with less damage than that caused by the heat of a blow-dryer.

Very helpful in the morning!

Natalie @ 12:31 am

I love the “Coffee filters set to go” tip. I have to have a cup of coffee every morning and having pre-filled filters would be a great time saver!

Natalie @ 12:31 am

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Natalie @ 12:33 am

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Terri @ 1:46 am

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Heather @ 3:57 am

This is a little embarrassing to admit, but the tip about creating steam to prep the microwave for cleaning may actually come in handy in making our microwave a little more presentable.

Heather @ 3:57 am

I subscribe to the feed.

Renee Simmons @ 8:00 am

These are some great tips! And I personally love Scott Products, what a great contest. TY for giving your readers this awesome opportunity!

Renee Simmons @ 8:01 am

Subscribed to newsletter! TY!

Renee Simmons @ 8:02 am

I am subscribed to your feed!! TY!

Renee Simmons @ 8:02 am

Your button is on my sidebar of my blog! TY!

Renee Simmons @ 8:06 am

Your contest has been twittered:
https://twitter.com/bearabledeals

Heather @ 8:59 am

“Take a straw and insert it from the bottom of the strawberry and push it out through the top. The straw will pop out the green stem and will waste very little of your strawberry.”

Okay, this is SO simple and not a life-changing tip or anything, but this totally stuck out to me because I LOVE strawberries and hate de-stemming them because I can never get it quite right. I’m definitely going to use this quick tip from now on!

Heather @ 9:05 am

I also signed up for your newsletter! Thanks!

Karen W @ 9:22 am

I love the potato peeling idea!

Karen W @ 9:23 am

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Karen W @ 9:23 am

I signed up for your newsletter yesterday!

Karen W @ 9:24 am

Your button is on my blog.

Karen W @ 9:27 am

I twittered about the contest. http://twitter.com/1KarenW/status/1041935406

angie @ 10:16 am

enter me please :)

angie @ 10:17 am

i have you button on my blog!

chris Conanan @ 11:25 am

i could sure use the 100.00 and the paper towels.
i have a lot of mouths to feed.

Karen E @ 11:40 am

I love the tip about putting oil around the rim of the pot to stop the water from boiling over.

Karen E @ 11:42 am

I’m a subscriber.

Dawn @ 11:45 am

I would love to win!!

Dawn @ 11:46 am

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Mary Ann @ 12:07 pm

A years supply of Scott towels…would last me half a year. My family uses paper towels for everything. But, I definitely would not spend my $100 Visa on more paper towels! Thanks for the great opportunities.

Elisa @ 12:11 pm

This would be a nice win!

Cheryl L @ 12:12 pm

dryer sheet in the trash can tip.

Barbara @ 12:42 pm

I love household tips, can’t wait to check these all out! Thank you!

Gina @ 12:47 pm

I like this tip, I’m actually going to use it later.
Getting Off a Tight Ring!!

To get a tight ring off your finger, all you have to do is spray a little Windex on your finger and wiggle the ring. It will come off very easily. Then you can clean your ring with the spray and an old toothbrush.

Gina @ 12:47 pm

I made a tweet about it (lyricsmama)

Gina @ 12:47 pm

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Gina @ 12:48 pm

Button is in my Great Blogs section.
Thanks!

Constance @ 12:52 pm

Wow, great tips, loved the potato one

pamela s scott @ 12:56 pm

I subscribe, love this giveaway

pamela s scott @ 12:56 pm

putting this on my twitter site

pami22

pamela s scott @ 12:58 pm

and I am a follower on twitter of yours

Valerie Mitchell @ 12:59 pm

use windex to remove a tight ring!

Valerie Mitchell @ 1:01 pm

email subscriber

Michelle @ 1:13 pm

I would love this! Thank you so much.

Anikka @ 1:39 pm

Thanks for another great giveaway!

Anikka @ 1:41 pm

i am a rss feed subscriber

Anikka @ 1:41 pm

i am subscribed to the newsletter

Betty N @ 2:08 pm

What a great giveaway! I love the following tip:
Boil potatoes with the skin on. When done, drain. Fold a SCOTT Towel in half and pick up a hot potato. Gently rub the potato back and forth and the skin comes right off. Shake the potato skin off and reuse the towel. It saves time and clean up. When finished, just discard the towel or, better yet, go green and place the towel and the peelings into a compost pile for next spring’s gardening

shannon @ 2:11 pm

“Use your panic button to find your lost car.” That’s funny but I just might try it sometime.

Kmommy @ 2:25 pm

I am so going to try the microwave cleaning tip!!

Kmommy @ 2:25 pm

I have your button on my sidebar

Kmommy @ 2:25 pm

I subscribe to your feed

Elizabeth M. @ 2:51 pm

I love the tip about peeling boiled potatoes using a paper towel! The skin comes right off. Brilliant.

NGS @ 2:51 pm

Our elders, grandparents and seniors can always use postage stamps and envelopes with writing paper or note cards, at the holidays or anytime of the year.

That’s a very smart idea for Christmas presents!!

Elizabeth M. @ 2:52 pm

I blogged here

Elizabeth M. @ 2:52 pm

I subscribe to your newsletter.

Elizabeth M. @ 2:53 pm

I’m subscribed to your feed too.

Elizabeth M. @ 2:53 pm

I have your button

Kimberly @ 2:55 pm

I like the tip about putting the perfume samples that are inserted in magazines under the liner in your trash cans to make them smell better. I’m going to try that one today!
Thanks for the chance to win!

Kimberly @ 2:57 pm

I subscribe to your feed!

Laura @ 2:57 pm

Great giveaway! Love all the tips.

Kimberly @ 2:58 pm

I’m also a newsletter subscriber!

I am a subscriber!

[...] 5minutes for mom is giving aways $100 Visa gift cards. One for you and for you to give someone! Enter by December 19th. [...]

Melissa @ 3:05 pm

Great prize! I blogged about it on reviewsandcontests.com and have your image up!

Michelle @ 3:52 pm

I like the tip about saving the wax paper from the cereal bags. Great re-use tip!

Michelle @ 3:54 pm

I’m a feed subscriber.

Linked, subscribed, buttoned up on the side bar. AND I’m leaving my fave tip as instructed. I love the one about the magic eraser catching cat hair – I’m gonna try it next time I catch Miss Kitty on the end table. She rubs against the lampshade all the time!

Lisa @ 4:17 pm

This sounds great!!

Shilo Beedy @ 4:27 pm

I love this tip
“Baking soda

Baking soda has many uses. If you have irritated gums from medications or other causes, brush them with baking soda. In a few days, you’ll feel relief.”

Heather Lessiter @ 4:54 pm

These are awesome! Thank you for entering me!

Melissa Thomson @ 5:22 pm

My son just moved to a new house. I would give the gift card to him for Christmas!

Deirdre @ 5:26 pm

I never thought of threading my scarf throught the coat eyelet – good tip! now I won’t lose it!

Deirdre @ 5:27 pm

I subscribe to your feed

Deirdre @ 5:27 pm

I signed up for the newsletter

Nicol Campeau @ 6:04 pm

This would be a great thing to win.

Audrey @ 6:18 pm

What a great giveaway!

Sandra F. @ 6:44 pm

this makes peeling potato’s soooo much easier. love the tip and i will share it with all who will listen :O) thanks so much!

Amy L @ 7:04 pm

I use Scott products often, so this would be a blessing. Thanks.

Amy L @ 7:05 pm

I’m subscribed to your emails.

Melissa Barlow @ 7:15 pm

If I won I could get Christmas presents and have the money to go to the dentist. We had to put that off because of finances in October.

Amy L @ 7:25 pm

I have your button on my sidebar here:
http://fibrofoggy.blogspot.com/

Amy L @ 7:28 pm

I’m subscribed to your newsletter.

Amy L @ 7:29 pm

I’m subscribed to your feed.

Barbara M @ 7:37 pm

Definitely peeling the potatoes with paper towel!
Hands get so messy otherwise.
& I’m subscribed to your newsletter.

julie GUTIERREZ @ 7:45 pm

I signed up for your newsletter:0)

julie GUTIERREZ @ 7:45 pm

I subscribed to your feed:0)

Cathy Kent @ 7:50 pm

The panic button sounds pretty cool, thanks for the chance to win.

Linda Pinto @ 7:56 pm

My favorite Scott’s tip is: The best way to remove stuck-on food in any pan is to put baking soda and water in it and boil for a few minutes. The mess will come out very easily.

Linda Pinto @ 7:58 pm

I am a subscriber to your newsletter.

Abbi @ 8:25 pm

Oooh, sign me up. We love Scott around here. :)

Mommy Cracked @ 8:58 pm

My favorite tip: After you throw your trash away, place a dryer sheet at the bottom of the trash can and it will keep the odor away.

Mommy Cracked @ 8:59 pm

I’m a subscriber through Bloglines!

Mommy Cracked @ 8:59 pm

I have the 5MFM button on my sidebar.

Megret @ 9:25 pm

I like their holiday stress-relief tip of keeping your focus on PEOPLE, not things.

Thanks!
Megret
musesofmegret (at) gmail (dot) com

Megret @ 9:26 pm

I subscribe to your feed via Bloglines…

Megret @ 9:26 pm

…and to your email newsletter, as well.

Carrie Mahan @ 9:27 pm

This close to Christmas I could sure use $100 gift card!

Bhav @ 9:31 pm

This would be wonderful to win!

mark @ 9:41 pm

count me in

nina C @ 10:32 pm

I like the tips about homemade cleaners…just used vinegar to clean out my coffee maker today…

Cheri @ 11:03 pm

WOW – peeling a potato with paper towels? I love it – sounds easy and safe – even KIDS could do it!

Would love to win the $100 Visa & have one for “under the tree” too!

Richelle F @ 11:11 pm

I would love this!

My favorite tip was to use car wax on your shower tiles so dirt and grim doesn’t build-up on them- it just slides off I guess. I would have never thought of that!

Richelle F @ 11:13 pm

I’m subscribed to your feed.

Amy @ 11:24 pm

Thank you so much for this opportunity to win!

I have your button.

(Is it just me, or does it seem like there are a bunch of Amy’s around here? :) )

I subcribe to the newsletter.

I subscribe to your feed.

Vanessa C. @ 11:29 pm

My fave tip is power cord storage – I never even thought of that!

Vanessa C. @ 11:30 pm

I am also a newsletter subscriber!

Anne L. @ 11:41 pm

I soak paper towels in water then wrap them around broccoli to cook it in the microwave. It’s still crisp like it was steamed without leaving a big pot to clean up.

Stephanie @ 11:50 pm

how exciting…. got lots of spills to cleanup – this could do the trick! hee hee

Sonya Carey @ 11:53 pm

Yes I would love to win!

Sonya Carey @ 11:54 pm

I am a newsletter subscriber thanks!

Kari A. @ 11:55 pm

My favorite tip is to boil potatoes with the skins on and use a SCOTT paper towel to take off the skins! Too easy right?

Kari A. @ 11:55 pm

I am an email subscriber.

Kari A. @ 11:56 pm

I am a newsletter subscriber.

Kari A. @ 11:56 pm

I have your 5M4M button on my BLOG!

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December 7, 2008

Amy @ 12:07 am

would love to win!

Junglewife @ 12:08 am

My favorite tip from the website is using old toothbrushes as mini-scrubbrushes – LOVE it!

Junglewife @ 12:09 am

Subscribe to your feed…

Junglewife @ 12:09 am

I get your newsletter too!

Krissy @ 12:11 am

My favorite tip I’ve never heard of before!
The tube from a SCOTT Towel roll fits well over the vacuum hose. Place it over the hose and pinch the end almost flat. Remove the dryer lint trap and vacuum the lint that you can’t reach from behind the trap. A cleaner lint trap is a safer one!

Krissy @ 12:12 am

I subscribe to your feed

Krissy @ 12:13 am

I signed up for your newsletter

Krissy @ 12:14 am

I have your button on my blog.

Allison @ 12:42 am

The best way to remove stuck-on food in any pan is to put baking soda and water in it and boil for a few minutes. The mess will come out very easily.

A good one!

Heather Weber @ 12:45 am

Set a budget and stick to it.

Krista @ 1:07 am

This would be lovely! :)

Krista @ 1:09 am

Email subscriber

Alexis @ 1:11 am

Wow how this could help with this short budget Christmas. Thank you so much for the opportunity!

Krista @ 1:19 am

feed subscriber

Krista @ 1:20 am

button on my blog

Michelle @ 1:26 am

I found this tip useful: Wash and save the wax paper liners from your cereal boxes, as they make great baking sheets when you are rolling out pastry or cookies. The quality is usually heavier than what you buy in the boxes. When you are finished, just discard them in the garbage.

Michelle @ 1:28 am

Subscribe via bloglines

Michelle @ 1:29 am

I posted the button in a post on the enter Christmas giveaway.

kathy @ 1:36 am

This would sooooooooooooooo help with Christmas for my 3 yr old grandson,since even nurses are having trouble getting enough work these days.
Thanks so much for the opportunity and hope!

Anne @ 2:17 am

So many entries……..so few prizes lol

This, needless to say would be awesome to win!

Thanks

Anne @ 2:17 am

I’m a subscriber!

Thanks

Anne @ 2:17 am

I receive your newsletter!

Thanks

Anne @ 2:20 am

Here is the link back to my facebook account, where I posted your link!

Thanks

http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/profile.php?id=513603379&ref=profile&pub=2915120374

Jill H. @ 2:36 am

The using a piece of bread to pick up bread shards tip is pure genius, and I’d never heard about using a paper towel to peel potatoes before, both of these tips I’ll be remembering and using!

Hetal G @ 2:39 am

Wonderful prize!..I hope I win.

Eloise C @ 2:55 am

I love the tip about washing and saving the wax paper liners from your cereal boxes because they make great baking sheets for cookies and pastries. This to me is a really neat idea that I would have never thought of, thanks so much for such a great giveaway!

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Eloise C @ 2:56 am

I am also a subscribr to your newsletter, thanks again!

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Brooke D. @ 3:36 am

I like the tip about Packing Shoes for a Trip….and useing clean bread bags to pack each shoe!

Thank you for such an awesome giveaway!

;-) Brooke

Brooke D. @ 3:37 am

I am a feed subscriber

Brooke D. @ 3:37 am

I have your button!

Brooke D. @ 3:37 am

I get your newsletters via e-mail!

Michele @ 5:36 am

Here’s a great tip: The best way to remove stuck-on food in any pan is to put baking soda and water in it and boil for a few minutes. The mess will come out very easily.

Thanks so much!!
Michele R.(CA)
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Butterfly Whispers

Michele @ 5:43 am

I receive your newsletter.

Thanks so much!!
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Butterfly Whispers

Michele @ 5:45 am

I blogged about your giveaway!

Thanks so much!!
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Butterfly Whispers

Michele @ 5:45 am

I have your button on my blog.

Thanks so much!!
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Butterfly Whispers

Michele @ 5:46 am

I’m a subscriber!

Thanks so much!!
Michele R.(CA)
luvkittysmeowmail@gmail.com
Butterfly Whispers

Dave Mason @ 5:47 am

I’d love to win this!

Dan @ 6:44 am

I’d also like to win this!

Putting the scarf through the eyelet of the coat is a nice tip!

I am an email sub’.

I am a newsletter sub’.

Your button is on my sidebar.

Jamie Z @ 9:33 am

Here’s my fave:
Keep your expectations reasonable.
The picture-perfect holidays you see in magazines and on TV are the product of someone’s imagination and a huge creative support team. One family and certainly one person cannot make that all happen, so go easy on yourself.

Jamie Z @ 9:34 am

I am subscribed

ellen cunningham @ 10:31 am

I like the tip for organizing coupons into baseball card holders in a three ring binder. I use a ton of coupons so this tip sounds very useful. Thanks for the chance.

ellen cunningham @ 10:32 am

I am a subscriber. Thanks.

Juicebox mom @ 10:41 am

The tip about saving the wax paper liners from your cereal boxes is awesome, thanks!

Juicebox mom @ 10:43 am

i’m a subscriber

Juicebox mom @ 10:44 am

got your button! Thanks

ANNE S @ 10:54 am

I like the tip about donating used halloween costumes to a daycare center so they can play dress-up. Tnanks. Also, Scott products are my favorite.

Georgette M @ 11:47 am

I am glad I found this site, I need to connect with Moms who are going through the empty nest syndrome, I am hoping that I am not the only one. I am hoping to win because I am completely without and income this year! I am also a newbie, here just in time for the Christmas contest!…..Thank you, and Merry Christmas!!!

Justine F. @ 12:01 pm

there were way too many great idea’s just to pick one…..very neat site. we would love to win…..i cant tell you how many paper towels we use a day!!!!

Alana Jo Couch @ 12:11 pm

Neat & Clean – Laundry
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The tube from a SCOTT Towel roll fits well over the vacuum hose. Place it over the hose and pinch the end almost flat. Remove the dryer lint trap and vacuum the lint that you can’t reach from behind the trap. A cleaner lint trap is a safer one!

Submitted by: Paula
Great Neck, NY

is a great idea!

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Ronda Garnett @ 12:21 pm

I like the tip about keeping Scot towels in the car…I’m going to go put a roll in there right now! Thanks!!

Tiffany Smith @ 12:23 pm

This would be a great stocking stuffer for my husband!

Tiffany Smith @ 12:23 pm

I subscribe to your feed

Tiffany Smith @ 12:24 pm

I get your newsletter

Tiffany Smith @ 12:24 pm

I have your button on my sidebar

Tiffany Smith @ 12:25 pm

I did a blog entry and linked back to this page

Trish Gannon @ 12:27 pm

This card would make Christmas since my Christmas money just went to tires and a muffler.

FPresley @ 12:47 pm

Great and useful giveaway—thanks! I like the suggestion about using a coffee filter in the bottom of pots when gardening. Since it will still let water through (but not dirt) this makes great sense!

Emily @ 1:50 pm

I like this tip:

Before cleaning bathroom tiles, run the shower on hot for five minutes to steam the dirt loose. For stubborn stains, apply a paste of scouring powder and water and let sit for five minutes. Scrub with a nylon scrub pad, rinse and wipe dry. Sparkling clean!

Carrie @ 2:44 pm

Oh boy, what a giveaway! THANKS!

Kate @ 4:54 pm

I could not resist any article containing the words “Stress Less” at this time of year. I just spent a fortune on a turkey and can’t imagine how I am going to squeeze the rest of the holiday out of my budget.

So, the tip:

Keep your focus on people, not things.
In other words, family togetherness, not the gifts you’re buying for everyone, is what really matters. Paring down your gift exchanges might meet with relief, not disappointment, from the adult recipients.

Really, really hit home for me!

Claudia M @ 6:01 pm

great tip ! – Wash and save the wax paper liners from your cereal boxes.
But there are many more useful ones.

great giveawau,thanx bunches :)

Torrie G @ 7:14 pm

I could use this!

Joyce @ 7:44 pm

Good hints!

Thanks for the offer!

MERRY Christmas and Happy New Year to all!

Chip @ 7:47 pm

Who couldn’t use a gift card – I can say that 5 minutes for mom is generating a lot of interest with these giveaways, even from us Dads!

Ginny @ 8:52 pm

I could sure use this!

Ginny @ 8:53 pm

Subscribed

cheryl higgins @ 9:02 pm

boy could I use the towels.

Debbie @ 9:36 pm

I am employing the date the furnace filter tip this week. Such a simple idea will help us keep on top of this necessary task and keep me from redundantly asking my husband when we changed it last. Great site!
The finances are tight this year and the gift card and supplies would provide some sweet relief!

Vikki P @ 9:48 pm

Great giveaway – please enter me.

Erin @ 10:20 pm

Great giveaway, there are so many things to use this for!

December 8, 2008

Bonny S. @ 2:15 am

My favorite tip would be:

Disinfect Toothbrushes
I keep my toothbrush in a tall baby food jar filled with hydrogen peroxide. It keeps the toothbrush disinfected and white and clean, ready to brush your teeth. Make sure you wash and rinse your toothbrush well before and after you put it in the peroxide.

This is a great idea!

Bonny S. @ 2:16 am

I have been a subscriber for sometime.

Bonny S. @ 2:20 am

I have been subscribed to your feed for sometime as well.

Bonny S. @ 2:22 am

Your button has been on my sidebar for sometime.

Pamela Vest @ 2:26 am

Could really use this, of course so many others could too. I would be honored to be considered.

Bonny S. @ 2:33 am

I blogged about this giveaway @ http://quicktattletail.blogspot.com/

Angelika @ 2:44 am

Keep your focus on people, not things.

Great tip, especially with all the craziness going on with people fighting for sales…

Andrea @ 8:38 am

This would be great to have for Christmas, and all the clean up supplies. Thank you.

mommainflipflops AT gmail.com

Andrea @ 8:38 am

I have your button on my site.

Sara Amos @ 12:04 pm

Please count me in!

Theknittingqueen @ 12:31 pm

your button is on my site. winning this would be such a blessing!

Geri @ 1:26 pm

Awesome giveaway!

Theo @ 3:32 pm

great giveaway. thanks!

Yefi @ 3:33 pm

Thanks. That would be much needed!

Judy Bradley @ 6:01 pm

I like the tip from the lady who said she prepares a bagel for her hubby, then wraps it in a paper towel and places it in a baggie. She said doing it with the towel keeps it from getting hard.

I am subscribed to the news letter and the feed.

Erika Cass Designs @ 7:34 pm

This would help alot! :o )

Erika Cass Designs @ 7:35 pm

I’m subscribed to the newsletter.

Erika Cass Designs @ 7:35 pm

I’m subscribed to your feed.

Erika Cass Designs @ 7:35 pm

I have your button on my blog. :o )

Marcy @ 7:52 pm

I subscribed! I would buy a hot water heater. I slid by without one since I’m at the southernmost point of the US but it’s starting to get cold here too.

Marcy @ 7:53 pm

I pour hydrogen peroxide over my toothbrush after brushing but I like their idea of soaking in a baby food jar.

oona @ 8:41 pm

I liked the tip about reusing applesauce plastic cups for measuring ingredients when you’re baking! Very useful and good recycling!

Thanks! foxsquirrelrabbit at gmail dot com

laura @ 8:47 pm

I sure could use a couple hundred dollars and we’ve only bought Scott paper towel for several years now. So please enter me! Thanks.

laura @ 8:48 pm

I subscribed to the news letter also.

keith james @ 9:12 pm

thanks for the chance

Erin @ 11:24 pm

I have been leaving a dryer sheet in the trashcan and wow, what a difference! I can’t wait to try the potato peeling one, I hate doing that. Thanks for the chance!
erinls(at)msn(dot)com

Therese @ 11:56 pm

I like the idea to use straws to keep necklaces untangled

December 9, 2008

Amanda R. @ 12:04 am

I like the tip to put a damp SCOTT towel in the dryer with a barely worn shirt or pants and let it go for a minute. Then take it out and it’s like it’s brand new. Thanks so much!

Amanda R. @ 12:05 am

I’m already subscribed to your newsletter!!

Donald H. @ 4:58 am

I liked the dryer sheet tip.

Jeffrey W @ 6:10 am

I would like to win please.

Jeffrey W @ 6:10 am

I subscribe by email

Karen @ 9:48 am

I like the holiday decorating tip.

Maureen @ 10:02 am

With the way my family enjoys onions I appreciate the tip regarding the issue of how to cut down on the amount of tears while cutting the onions.

Angela Young @ 10:22 am

I’m subscribed to your newsletter!

Erin Walsh @ 11:34 am

Here’s my favorite, hope I never have to try it though.

“Removing a Cigarette Burn from a Wood TablePut a small amount of toothpaste on a wet SCOTT Towel and rub gently in a circular motion until the burnt mark is gone. Clean up with the remaining part of the wet paper towel… The burn mark is removed in a flash!!”

Erin Walsh @ 11:35 am

I subscribe to the news feed on Yahoo. Thanks!

Erin Walsh @ 11:35 am

I also subscribe to your newsletter. Thanks!

sue higgins @ 11:49 am

Cool I could use $100.

Jennifer Reda @ 12:29 pm

wow what a treasure trove of great tips, i can’t choose just one!

tiffany @ 12:39 pm

I like the no sog salad tip… this would wonderful to win this…. I also subscribe to your newsletter….

I would LOVE a years supply of TP. With a 5year we go through a roll a day. I use the scotts soft and I think the value of the TP would exceed the $100 Visa. LOL

Please Please let me win the TP!!!

I subscribe to your news letter

I subscribe to your feed!

I have the Christmas Giveaway button on my blog.

And your new 5minutes4giveaway button also.

Valerie @ 4:49 pm

Thanks for the chance to win~

Meg Munson @ 11:26 pm

Would love the chance to win! I have a button on my Blog!

December 10, 2008

Angie @ 1:09 am

Wow! I can think of lots of things to use this for!

Angie @ 1:10 am

I am a subscriber!

Angie @ 1:10 am

I am also on your newsletter list!

Lucy K @ 1:32 am

I really love the tip on vinegar”Vinegar can be used for so many cleaning jobs. You can dilute it with water to clean glass. Also, use half vinegar and half water for cleaning breathing machines and accessories. The list goes on. Thanks!

Lucy K @ 1:32 am

I subscribed. Thanks !

nancy @ 3:44 am

hope to win, need the extra cash, who doesnt, thanks!

nancy @ 3:44 am

get your feed! love your site

nancy @ 3:44 am

get your newsletter, thanks for the giveaways!

Ginnie @ 7:13 am

Refresh Frying Oil: To reuse frying oil, you can fry French fries in it first. It makes the oil just as good as new.

How odd but interesting….

Ginnie @ 7:14 am

I’m a subscriber.

stampedwithgrace @ 11:41 am

your button’s on my blog!

stampedwithgrace @ 11:42 am

subscriber :)

stampedwithgrace @ 11:42 am

I get your newsletter!

stampedwithgrace @ 11:49 am

flossing in the shower is a great idea, because I’m always forgetting!

Kristie @ 2:47 pm

The Soft Homemade Cookies tip is neat. I may have to try that sometime!

Kristie @ 2:50 pm

I subscribe to your newsletter.

Rochelle K. @ 3:56 pm

Love this one! Gonna try it ASAP!!Removing a Cigarette Burn from a Wood Table – Put a small amount of toothpaste on a wet SCOTT Towel and rub gently in a circular motion until the burnt mark is gone. Clean up with the remaining part of the wet paper towel… The burn mark is removed in a flash!!

Rochelle K. @ 4:11 pm

I subscribe to your feed.

Rochelle K. @ 4:13 pm

I subscribe to your newsletter.

Kathy Amos @ 10:07 pm

I love the tip about using old tothbrushes for cleaning

Lisa Haraida @ 10:53 pm

Thank you for signing my up.

Ursula @ 11:15 pm

I already use the potato tip and have tried the dryer sheet in trash tip. I took it a step further and use in the dirty laundry basket too. Thanks Scott and 5M4M for a great giveaway. Thanks.

Ursula @ 11:15 pm

I subscribe.

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Ursula @ 11:16 pm

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Malaika @ 11:23 pm

I´m already subscribed.

Malaika @ 11:23 pm

And I get the newsletter.

December 11, 2008

Teresa Trenta @ 12:40 am

Spending 100 on fun would be…FUN lol

Lisa @ 8:13 am

I could easily have a little fun, spending 100!

Lisa @ 8:13 am

I subscribe

Lisa @ 8:14 am

I posted your button

ktjrdn @ 10:33 am

I like the suggestion to take pics of holiday decorations and keep them with the storage boxes.

ktjrdn @ 10:41 am

I’m subscribed to the feed here

ktjrdn @ 10:46 am

I have a button up

I like the crockpot tip – using a crockpot to heat your facials and hair treatments! Great idea! Thanks for the giveaway!

I’m a feed subscriber!

I subscribe to your newsletter!

I have your button in my sidebar!

Miss Heidi @ 11:31 am

The chance at a free shopping spree?! I’m in. Thanks.
Heidi
sweet_soul_sistermi@yahoo.com

JenniferR @ 12:01 pm

My favorite tip it how to peel potatoes with Scott paper towels – what a super idea!

Marilyn @ 12:02 pm

Great! Thanks for a perfect giveaway!

Marilyn @ 12:02 pm

You’re in my sidebar! Thank you!

Marilyn @ 12:03 pm

I am a newsletter subscriber.

Marilyn @ 12:03 pm

Your feed is in my Google Reader. Thanks!

Carrie Lim @ 12:07 pm

I hope I win.

Aimee @ 12:17 pm

I would Love a year supply of scott and a $100 visa card wouldn’t be so bad either ;)

Aimee @ 12:18 pm

I have you on my sidebar

Aimee @ 12:19 pm

I get your feed

Aimee @ 12:19 pm

I get your newsletter

Jennifer McCullar @ 1:33 pm

The $100.00 sounds great, but the thought of a year’s supply of Scott Bath and Towel products really good news. Please count my family in and thanks.

Jennifer McCullar @ 1:33 pm

RSS Feed chance, Thanks.

i was reading the Packing Shoes for a Trip. why didn’t i ever thought of that!
http://www.scottcommonsense.com/Tip.aspx?tipID=10806

Jennifer McCullar @ 1:34 pm

Newsletter chance, Thanks.

i’m a subscriber

i subscribe to your newsletter as well

i have your button in my sidebar

Jennifer McCullar @ 1:35 pm

Got yall up, in the sidebar, Thanks.

Great giveaway! Love to win.

Subscribed to your feed.

Signed up for your newsletter

And have a button up on my sidebar

grubmama @ 3:17 pm

i love all the tips! i will have to use newspapers to clean my windows next time.

Jennifer Donnelly @ 3:20 pm

Hi,

I could really use this prize to help pay for my braces! I love the tip on peeling potatoes. I hate peeling! Using the paper towel is a genius idea! Thanks!

Crystal @ 3:34 pm

I subscribe to your newsletter.

Crystal @ 3:35 pm

I like the using an onion to soak up the paint smell as you are painting. I will definitely try that next time I paint.

tinasly @ 3:39 pm

signed up for newsletter i liked peeling potatoes tip

Laura @ 4:09 pm

“I keep several liners under my trash bag in my kitchen trash container. After removing the trash, a new bag is ready to be inseted. No searching for a new bag.”

Great idea!

Laura @ 4:09 pm

I’m already subscribed to the feed.

Laura @ 4:10 pm

I’m already subscribed to the newsletter.

Jen @ 4:47 pm

this would help us out so much

I like the tip about running cold water through the faucet in case your kids turn on the water in the tub. I never thought of it…but it’s such a simple tip.

Nicole @ 6:43 pm

this would help out my child with some gifts and also would like to share because I work for Child Welfare in NEw Jersey and a lot of kids do not have presents this year.

Nicole @ 6:47 pm

this would help out alot for my daughter and the children on my caseload in which I work for Child Welfare in New Jersey

Monica @ 7:24 pm

I visited the scott site and really liked the tip of using the paper towels to pull off raw chicken skin – keeping the germs off my hands :)

Monica @ 7:26 pm

I signed up for your newsletter :)

Monica @ 7:27 pm

I signed up for your feeds :)

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Christine Beagle @ 10:10 pm

pick me pick me! what a great suggestion on the potato!

Christine Beagle @ 10:10 pm

Im a subscriber!

Christine Beagle @ 10:11 pm

newsletter getter!

Emily N. @ 10:56 pm

I like the tip to use tape instead of a lint brush or roller for your clothes. I do this a lot and I think it works better than a lint brush.

Emily N. @ 10:58 pm

I subscribe to your feed.

December 12, 2008

Tracey Haynes @ 12:47 am

Please enter me!!

Aura @ 12:48 am

I never knew they make Scott Shop towels on a roll- next time I go to BJ’s I’ll check out the automotive section

Tracey Haynes @ 12:48 am

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Aura @ 12:49 am

I’m a subscriber

Tracey Haynes @ 12:51 am

I subscribe to your newsletter!

Tracey Haynes @ 12:53 am

I have your button on my blog!

Samantha Anderson @ 4:08 am

Happy Holidays !!!Thanx for the chance to win ! Would help with gifts for the kids !!!=]]

emily @ 7:32 am

This would be so wonderful!

Kim Brown @ 1:22 pm

This would help so many people out if they win!! Thanks for the great giveaway!

K @ 3:24 pm

I just subscribed! Scott products and a Visa gift card – two great gifts!

Amy @ 5:33 pm

great stocking stuffer!

Amy @ 5:34 pm

I get you in my mailbox!

ET @ Titus2:3-5 @ 5:57 pm

Enter me for this one! :)

December 13, 2008

tiffany pettey @ 6:15 am

google reader plus i need this

What a great giveaway! My husband is out of work so this would be perfect!

I hate peeling potatoes so I love the idea of cooking them with the skin on and peeling them with a paper towel.

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Thanks for a great giveaway!

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