6 Ways To Save By Cleaning
Monday, March 23rd, 2009Over on my Cheap Eats site I write for the Examiner, I just posted 6 ways you can save by doing your spring cleaning this year. Check it out.
Over on my Cheap Eats site I write for the Examiner, I just posted 6 ways you can save by doing your spring cleaning this year. Check it out.

Those of you who have read the blog for a while know that I love to promote Threadless every time they have a good sale going on. Right now is no exception, they have a great selection of shirts, not including the one shown, on sale for only $5, better shop fast, the deal expires on Monday.

I am highly skeptical of a new Japanese trend that promises bigger breasts merely by using a new ring tone. In fact, I normally dismiss the concept of breast enlargement unless it involves cosmetic surgery.
The breast enlargement pills seem to be a fraud and they have some potentially dangerous side effects.
On the other hand, I’m not too quick to dismiss the concept of this cell phone ring tone that may grow women’s breast sizes by mentally reminding them of crying babies. The inventor isn’t a quack -he’s actually highly regarded in the Japanese scientific community. The logic behind his invention is somewhat reasonable as well. Women respond both physically and emotionally when they hear crying babies. Is it really that unbelievable that a ringtone that uses the same tones as a baby may stimulate a woman’s breast growth?
As I said, I’m highly skeptical, but the great thing is that this product is highly cheap and practically harmless to a woman’s health -so it’s a winning gamble to check it out. If you do, let me know if it works, because I think everyone would like a non-surgical option to breast enlargement.
If you just want to hear the ringtone, here it is.
That’s right, to celebrate their 30th anniverssary, the Cheesecake Factory is offering it’s little slices of heaven for only $1.50 a pop. Yummers!
For those of you who think it costs more money to eat right then it does to eat crap. Read this Consumerist article.
Yay, cheap goodies for all. Personally, I love these sales because most of the stuff I like doesn’t get bought that fast, so I get my Hot Topic stuff for about 25% of their first retail price.
Like these cute pants that are $14 right now.
A great way to save money is to know what to buy. This handy link will show you the relative cost rises and decreases from 2007 to 2008. Don’t buy lentils or lemons, try bacon, cucumbers and oranges though!