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 BearableDeals.com : The Bearable Deals website is one of those sites that I love to share because they offer a variety of resources to save their visitors money, time, and maybe even alittle heartache by offering links to recipes, crafts, printable coupons, freebies, deals, contests, reviews & much more. In this economy why would you pass up an opportuinity to save a few bucks?
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 Energy Star : Ever wonder where the info came on that little sticker on your new waterheater? Yep, these are the guys. This website has a lot of energy saving tips and articles that any and everyone can benefit from.
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 HomeTips.com : Don Vandervort's Home Tips website is one of the most comprehensive and indepth Home Improvement/Repair websites on the web. It has just about everything on it from do-it-yourself projects to how to find a contractor articles. Don is a common figure on HGTV and writes extensively for MSN and has numerous books on Home and Home Improvement.
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 Little House in the Suburbs : The Little House in the Suburbs is a neat little bloggy kind of site that sort of reminds me of The Farmer's Almanac. It has neat little stuff in it that in my opinion is hard to find, such as crocheting projects, newspaper planting pots, and recipies to name a few. Come off the beaten path so to speak and check out this Little Website.
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 Square Foot Gardening : Don't have enough room for a garden? Have I got news for you! You can have a container garden anywere! This website is so usful, that in this day and age when we need to make every dollar stretch alittle further, a garden to offset your groceries is a perfect option! And what better place than…well, anywhere!
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 The Green Home Guide : This is a site that can help upgrade, change or build to "Green" standards. This site is a great resource if you've ever been interested in living "in" the environment, not "on" the environment.
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