Comments on: Is There an App for This? No? How About a Reality TV Show?

By: motherofbun

motherofbun — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 06:12:27 +0000

I feel ya. We had hubby’s old truck parked on the street by our house. He refused to trade it in years ago. He’d planned to fix it up and sell himself so we’d make more money. Blah, blah. But he didn’t and it sat and I got tired of fighting about it.

But then a neighbor came by this summer to rip on another neighbor. She listed the reasons why other neighbors were trashy. She threw in stuff about their vehicles looking so cruddy. And it was a OBVIOUS hint. So I ended up donated vehicle to charity.

What’s sad is that there’s a second vehicle! (I know!) Because he refused to trade that car in to. He has plans… He will fix it up so we can sell to make more money. blah blah. At least this one is hiding in the garage. ;-)

By: Alan Aimer

Alan Aimer — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 15:09:14 +0000

Too late now but a lot of big box stores will take away the old appliance while delivering the new one.

Glad you mentioned fridges. As far as keeping the food fresh and stop cross-contamination of odors use MultiFresh Natural Deodorizer. They work everywhere and last a lifetime. Here’s my blurb.

Multifresh Natural Deodorizer at http://www.multifreshnaturaldeodorizer.com

First things first. I am the distributor for this product. That being said, it is one of the most amazing products you will ever see. It is a box (recycled) of a volcanic material called ignimbrite.

“MultiFresh is composed of one of the only known negatively charged minerals in existence. Negative ions are nature’s most powerful air-cleansing agent.

There is nothing in the world more effective in eliminating allergens and odors from the air we breathe.

Negative ions are created by nature, and are found at their most abundant levels where the air is most pure and healthy. These places typically include in the mountains, near waterfalls, where lightning has just struck, or by an ocean shore next to crashing waves

Most floating contaminates such as odors and allergens are positively charged, and of course, negative ions are negatively charged. In environments where high densities of negative ions exist, they are able to reverse the charge of floating contaminates to a negative charge.

This results in a magnetic attraction among the floating pollutants in the air, causing them to aggregate, or “neutralize” one another.

Don’t pay hundreds of dollars for expensive ion generators that utilize the same technology as All-Natural MultiFresh.”

The website has a couple of testimonials from green bloggers. You can also see the “Where to use It” section and more info in “How It Works”.

Alan Aimer

By: Mountain Momma

Mountain Momma — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 18:36:21 +0000

Are you sure we’re not married to the same man? Because I have an old toilet sitting in my driveway that just won’t go away, even though that’s clearly the husband’s job.
I think a whitetrash intervetion reality show is brilliant. Where do I sign up?

By: IzzyMom

IzzyMom — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 08:05:17 +0000

It’s a great reason and even if you HAD no neighborhood kids, it’s still a viable cover story!

By: Jessica Jones

Jessica Jones — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 20:49:34 +0000

Sounds like my husband may be your husbands brother from another mother! if you could see my house right now. i acrtually just leave the toys in the yard because all the neighborhood kids come and play with them anyways…thats a good reason right?

By: kyooty

kyooty — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 21:50:33 +0000

pay the 20.00 to have it carted away by the people delivering the NEW appliance, it’s SO worth it. I got a dishwasher on Friday, OLD dishwasher gone!

By: Olive Cooper

Olive Cooper — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 20:13:43 +0000

I live in a pre-civil war house with a huge central hallway. My new gas stove sat in this hallway for four months. My hubs worked for a gas company for coons years but just couldn’t get around to installing said stove.

By: Apryl's Antics

Apryl's Antics — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 19:10:35 +0000

Do they match? Maybe you could use them for storage–like unique nightstands on either side of the bed? Just move up here to Georgia. We keep all of our old appliances in our yards.