It's that time of year again... (Ask The Helpful Housewife)

Dear June

If you have a clothesline, listen up! If not, then invest in one!!! Did you know that line drying your clothes not only saves quite a bit of energy costs in your utility bill, but it also prolongs the life of the fabrics in your clothing and linens? AND sunshine is a wonderful, natural whitener and brightener! To keep clothes soft when line drying, simply add a cup of white vinegar to the rinse cycle... the scent dissipates in the air, and your laundry is naturally brightened and disinfected as well as softer!
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It's that time of year again...

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I'd love to read your website, especially the laundry chart-I really need household tips. But all I see are squares in place of letters, this is the only website that appears this way for me. Don't know what it is?

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