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How to Get Organized When You Don't Have the Timeby: Stephanie Culp March 01, 2001 Best Selling > Books > Household Hints |
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This book is well written, easy to understand and right on target. I am a person who works with computers on a day to day basis, and it is exactly what i have been looking for. If you have no time, no energy, no clean area in your home, have a ton of things to do, and are about overwhelmed by everything that you need to do, and everything that you want to do. GET THIS BOOK!!!!!!! It will definately help. The hardest part is picking it up, after that you will be on your way.. :-)
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The Complete Idiot's Guide to Decluttering (Complete Idiot's Guide)by: Regina Leeds June 27, 2007 Best Selling > Books > Household Hints |
List Price: £8.44 Vegetarian Books Price: £6.51 You Save: £1.93 (23%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £7.47 |
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This book is well written, easy to understand and right on target. I am a person who works with computers on a day to day basis, and it is exactly what i have been looking for. If you have no time, no energy, no clean area in your home, have a ton of things to do, and are about overwhelmed by everything that you need to do, and everything that you want to do. GET THIS BOOK!!!!!!! It will definately help. The hardest part is picking it up, after that you will be on your way.. :-)
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Fix It, Clean It, and Make It Last: The Ultimate Guide to Making Your Household Items Last Foreverby: Editors of FC&A, Gayle K. Wood 2003-12 Best Selling > Books > Household Hints |
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This book is well written, easy to understand and right on target. I am a person who works with computers on a day to day basis, and it is exactly what i have been looking for. If you have no time, no energy, no clean area in your home, have a ton of things to do, and are about overwhelmed by everything that you need to do, and everything that you want to do. GET THIS BOOK!!!!!!! It will definately help. The hardest part is picking it up, after that you will be on your way.. :-)
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Hints and Tips from Times Past (Reference)by: Reader's Digest October 25, 2001 Best Selling > Books > Household Hints |
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Well if you want all the tricks and tips about healthy eating, remedies, medicine, then this is the book for you! This featured book looks at all the areas to how life was like back then and how it was better! It contains advice based on the experience of past generations to help you cope with hundreds of everyday problems! It has helped me so it can help you to make the most of your present life! >>More Details |
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The Best of Mrs Beeton's Household Tipsby: Isabella Beeton September 14, 2006 Best Selling > Books > Household Hints |
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I expected this book to be full of thrifty tips and details of how to do things the old fashioned way, like clean with lemons and vinegar, taken from Mrs. Beeton's original 1861 book. Sadly this is not the case. It is very bland, not particularly insightful or useful, and contains information about microwaves and air freshening gadgets which I'm certain wouldn't have been in the original book!
I was very disappointed by this book. I read through it in an hour and I doubt I'd pick it up again. >>More Details |
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The English Housewifeby: Gervase Markham, Michael R. Best October 01, 1986 Best Selling > Books > Household Hints |
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This astonishing book lays out in detail the duties expected of a 17th century housewife. The first chapter deals with the housewife's duty to be the family doctor and chemist, with detailed recipes for cures for all manner of complaints from toothache to consumption. A restorative for the liver for instance is given as:
"Take fennel roots, and parsley roots, of each a like, wash them clean, and peel off the upper bark and cast away the pith within, then mince them small, then put them to three pints of water, and set them over the fire, then take figs, and shred them small, liquorice and break it small, and put them to the herbs, an dlet all boil very well, then take sorrel and stamp it and put it to the rest, and let it boil till some ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Woodburner's Companion: Practical Ways of Heating with Woodby: Dirk Thomas November 15, 2006 Best Selling > Books > Household Hints |
List Price: £16.50 Vegetarian Books Price: £14.85 You Save: £1.65 (10%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £10.95 |
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This astonishing book lays out in detail the duties expected of a 17th century housewife. The first chapter deals with the housewife's duty to be the family doctor and chemist, with detailed recipes for cures for all manner of complaints from toothache to consumption. A restorative for the liver for instance is given as:
"Take fennel roots, and parsley roots, of each a like, wash them clean, and peel off the upper bark and cast away the pith within, then mince them small, then put them to three pints of water, and set them over the fire, then take figs, and shred them small, liquorice and break it small, and put them to the herbs, an dlet all boil very well, then take sorrel and stamp it and put it to the rest, and let it boil till some ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Country Wisdom: Over 400 Practical Ideas for a Natural Home and Gardenby: Rosamond Richardson-Gerson September 10, 1998 Best Selling > Books > Household Hints |
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This astonishing book lays out in detail the duties expected of a 17th century housewife. The first chapter deals with the housewife's duty to be the family doctor and chemist, with detailed recipes for cures for all manner of complaints from toothache to consumption. A restorative for the liver for instance is given as:
"Take fennel roots, and parsley roots, of each a like, wash them clean, and peel off the upper bark and cast away the pith within, then mince them small, then put them to three pints of water, and set them over the fire, then take figs, and shred them small, liquorice and break it small, and put them to the herbs, an dlet all boil very well, then take sorrel and stamp it and put it to the rest, and let it boil till some ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Bad Housekeepingby: Sue Limb November 20, 2002 Best Selling > Books > Household Hints |
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This astonishing book lays out in detail the duties expected of a 17th century housewife. The first chapter deals with the housewife's duty to be the family doctor and chemist, with detailed recipes for cures for all manner of complaints from toothache to consumption. A restorative for the liver for instance is given as:
"Take fennel roots, and parsley roots, of each a like, wash them clean, and peel off the upper bark and cast away the pith within, then mince them small, then put them to three pints of water, and set them over the fire, then take figs, and shred them small, liquorice and break it small, and put them to the herbs, an dlet all boil very well, then take sorrel and stamp it and put it to the rest, and let it boil till some ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Make Do and Mend (Craft Queen)by: Katie Ebben February 01, 2006 Best Selling > Books > Household Hints |
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This astonishing book lays out in detail the duties expected of a 17th century housewife. The first chapter deals with the housewife's duty to be the family doctor and chemist, with detailed recipes for cures for all manner of complaints from toothache to consumption. A restorative for the liver for instance is given as:
"Take fennel roots, and parsley roots, of each a like, wash them clean, and peel off the upper bark and cast away the pith within, then mince them small, then put them to three pints of water, and set them over the fire, then take figs, and shred them small, liquorice and break it small, and put them to the herbs, an dlet all boil very well, then take sorrel and stamp it and put it to the rest, and let it boil till some ... Read More: >>More Details |
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