Using Google Search to Answer Questions [Organizing Tips]

Organizing Tips (July 15, 2018)Today's featured tip is one from Likekinds, describing techniques for searching the internet for answers to questions. Of course, if you don't find the answer quickly, you might want to ask it on ThriftyFun and see what our everyday experts think.
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Using Google Search to Answer Questions

By likekinds

There is a fairly new element of Google search. I just by chance found out about it. Google gets a lot of bad (some well deserved) rap. This little gem is a feather in their caps!

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Using Address Labels

By DeBushe

All of us get "free" return address labels from various charitable organizations and they pile up. Here are some ways to use them.

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Using Trays and Plastic Baskets in Drawers

By lalala...

Our bathroom has pretty large, deep drawers. I have found that things slide around a lot in them and everything falls over. To fix this issue I found various plastic baskets, boxes, and trays around the house.

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Store Fruits and Vegetables in a Cool PlaceYears ago when our family started getting larger, we needed more refrigeration space so I purchased a small dorm type refrigerator without a freezer compartment. I discovered that this refrigerator was great for keeping potatoes, tomatoes, apples, blueberries, onions and even bananas longer.

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