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Category Archives: KIOS
Oh Yeah! We’re Famous!
I just discovered that I made a list of “30 Blogs with Best Housekeeping Tips“. Evidently, they liked my cleaning schedule from a KIOS post awhile back. Now, I’m going to be rich and famous. HOORAY! 🙂
Posted in cleaning, KIOS
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KIOS: On Hiatus for Now
This post is part of my series, “Kickin’ It Old Skool: Why and How We Are Old-Fashioned” or KIOS for short. If you’re new to the series, please read my disclaimer before continuing on. I’m keeping a table of contents … Continue reading
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KIOS: Cleaning, Part 4: A Cleaning Schedule
This post is part of my series, “Kickin’ It Old Skool: Why and How We Are Old-Fashioned” or KIOS for short. If you’re new to the series, please read my disclaimer before continuing on. I’m keeping a table of contents … Continue reading
Posted in cleaning, KIOS
Tagged cleaning schedule, household management, Little House in the Big Woods
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Get Thee Behind Me, Food Preservation
I think we’re finally done. It’s been a long four and a half months but I think I can finally say that we’re done with food preservation for the year. I might make marmalade once Florida citrus comes back into … Continue reading
Posted in cooking, gardening, KIOS
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KIOS: Cleaning, Part 3: My Baking Soda Scrub Recipe and Using Essential Oils
This post is part of my series, “Kickin’ It Old Skool: Why and How We Are Old-Fashioned” or KIOS for short. If you’re new to the series, please read my disclaimer before continuing on. I’m keeping a table of contents … Continue reading
Posted in cleaning, KIOS
Tagged baking soda, disinfecting, essential oils, homemade cleaning products, vinegar
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KIOS: Cleaning, Part 2: Cleaning with Stuff We Can Eat
This post is part of my series, “Kickin’ It Old Skool: Why and How We Are Old-Fashioned” or KIOS for short. If you’re new to the series, please read my disclaimer before continuing on. I’m keeping a table of contents … Continue reading
KIOS: Cleaning, Part 1: No Paper Products
This post is part of my series, “Kickin’ It Old Skool: Why and How We Are Old-Fashioned” or KIOS for short. If you’re new to the series, please read my disclaimer before continuing on. I’m keeping a table of contents … Continue reading
KIOS: Eating, Part 16: What I Would Do if I Couldn’t Buy Much Local Food
This post is part of my series, “Kickin’ It Old Skool: Why and How We Are Old-Fashioned” or KIOS for short. If you’re new to the series, please read my disclaimer before continuing on. I’m keeping a table of contents … Continue reading
KIOS: Eating, Part 15: What I Would Do if I Was On a More Restricted Budget
This post is part of my series, “Kickin’ It Old Skool: Why and How We Are Old-Fashioned” or KIOS for short. If you’re new to the series, please read my disclaimer before continuing on. I’m keeping a table of contents … Continue reading
KIOS: Eating, Part 14: Condiments, Spices, Vinegar, Oils, Sweeteners, Nuts (the details)
This post is part of my series, “Kickin’ It Old Skool: Why and How We Are Old-Fashioned” or KIOS for short. If you’re new to the series, please read my disclaimer before continuing on. I’m keeping a table of contents … Continue reading
Posted in cooking, KIOS
Tagged condiments, local eating, oils, spices, sustainable, vinegar
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