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Cleaning

September 9, 2012 by maggielane

Cast Iron Cleaning and Re-seasoning tips

10″ Cast Iron Skillet

Read on for cleaning and quick reseasoning tips for your cast iron cookware.

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July 28, 2012 by maggielane

Homemade HE Laundry Detergent

Not only is this recipe inexpensive (less than $15 for a 6 month supply) but it is safe for cloth diapers and cleans very well. It’s low sudsing so you can use it in your HE machine or it works great in a regular top loader too. Stroll out to the wash porch for the recipe.

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