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Online Angels Newsletter
Board of Directors
Mary Reinhart, Founder/President Royce Reinhart, Vice President Marilyn Matthias, Treasurer Georgine Reinhart, Secretary Diane Regula, Fundraiser Gloria Canfield, Fundraiser Helper Jan Oswald, Community Organizer Terri Adams, Public Relations Manager Cyndi Peters, Newsletter Volunteer Cheyanne Flynn, Newsletter Volunteer
Where to send items Please note that all donations for our boxes, flannel & fleece, serger & emb, thread ship to me. Online Angels Mary Reinhart 36 Pine Drive Pottsville, PA 17901 fabric, sewing thread, emb. thread, serger thread, batting, stabilizer, binding ship to: Karen Batt address in the data base Circles of Hope Mary Burns is making them into squares or Pat Kirschbaum is putting them into ghans addresses in the database. Auction items go to: Diane Regula addresses in database Thank you for your kindness! Blessings, Mary !!!SLIPPERS!!!!! ALL slippers for all ages made and bought that are sent in by Sept. 30th count towards the top 3 for the monthly patches. Congrats to both teams for a wonderful month of goodies!!!!!
Congrats to team A with 2,950 goodies!!!!!!!!!!!
Congrats to kids team A with 98 goodies!!!!
Sept Teams team A Karen Batt Penny Bubb Diana Vance Lynne Hannon Vera Fite Jan Oswald Carolyn Owen Georgine Reinhart Carrie Newman Lori Greer Suzi Goode Mabel Gillam Barb Delaney Kathy Nagy Jean Schimmelman Bonnie Myers Angi Swartzendruber Eva Turney
Team B Allene Strassle Karen Williams Linda Puhala Teresa Brandt Donna Wileman Linda Selvidge Emma Wood Dianne Hansen Fran Mrowczynski Geraldine Archuleta Dianne Gillam Mary Kingry Pat Kirschbaum Mary Vance Marlene Yoshida Bonnie Gray Bev Lussier Rebecca Mumford
A BIG thank you to all the kids who sent in for August!!!!!!!!!!!!
The winner for the contest is……………Samantha S Congrats!!!!!!!!!!!
Raise money for [Online Angels] just by searching the Internet with GoodSearch, powered by Yahoo! You can see them in the photo section at yahoo under Sept raffles or click below. http://onlineangels.myftp.org/raffles.html
Somebody Poem Right Now:Somebody is very proud of you.Somebody is thinking of you.Somebody is caring about you.Somebody misses you.Somebody wants to talk to you.Somebody wants to be with you.Somebody hopes you aren't in trouble.Somebody is thankful for the support you have provided.Somebody wants to hold your hand.Somebody hopes everything turns out all right.Somebody wants you to be happy.Somebody wants you to find him/her.Somebody is celebrating your successes.Somebody wants to give you a gift.Somebody thinks that you ARE a gift.Somebody hopes you're not too cold, or too hotSomebody wants to hug you.Somebody loves you.Somebody admires your strength.Somebody is thinking of you and smiling.Somebody wants to be your shoulder to cry on.Somebody wants to go out with you and have a lot of fun.Somebody thinks the world of you.Somebody wants to protect you.Somebody would do anything for you.Somebody wants to be forgiven.Somebody is grateful for your forgiveness.Somebody wants to laugh with you.Somebody remembers you and wishes that you were there.Somebody is praising God for you.Somebody needs to know that your love is unconditional.Somebody values your advice.Somebody wants to tell you how much they care.Somebody wants to share their dreams with you.Somebody wants to hold you in their arms.Somebody wants YOU to hold them in your arms.Somebody treasures your spirit.Somebody wishes they could STOP time because of you.Somebody praises God for your friendship and love.Somebody can't wait to see you.Somebody loves you for who you are.Somebody loves the way you make them feel.Somebody wants to be with you.Somebody wants you to know they are there for you.Somebody's glad that you're his/her friend.Somebody wants to be your friend.Somebody stayed up all night thinking about you.Somebody is alive because of you.Somebody is wishing that you noticed him/her.Somebody wants to get to know you better.Somebody wants to be near you.Somebody misses your advice/guidance.Somebody has faith in you.Somebody trusts you.Somebody needs your support.Somebody needs you to have faith in them.Somebody will cry when they read this.Somebody needs you to let them be your friend.Somebody hears a song that reminds them of you.Somebody needs you to send them this letter... 2008 bills due 1/19/08 9.70 pd 1/6/08 due 1/19/08 51.27 pd 1/6/08 due 1/26/08 48.41 pd 1/14/08 due 1/26/08 96.31 pd 1/14/08 due 2/2/08 51.51 pd 1/22/08 due 2/2/08 140.07 pd 1/22/08 due 2/9/08 26.41 pd 1/28/08 due 2/9/08 125.14 pd 1/28/08 due 2/16/08 199.10 pd 2/4/08 due 2/16/08 52.67 pd 2/4/08 due 2/23/08 212.61 pd 2/11/08 due 2/23/08 112.67 pd 2/11/08 due 3/1/08 12.01 pd 2/19/08 due 3/1/08 57.25 pd 2/19/08 due 3/1/08 103.63 pd 2/19/08 due 3/8/08 93.34 pd 2/25/08 due 3/8/08 144.92 pd 2/25/08 due 3/15/08 148.00 pd 3/3/08 due 3/15/08 117.33 pd 3/3/08 due 3/22/08 117.13 pd 3/10/08 due 3/22/08 111.80 pd 3/15/08 due 3/29/08 142.88 pd 3/25/08 due 3/29/08 68.97 pd 3/17/08 due 4/5/08 47.99 pd 3/27/08 due 4/5/08 114.69 pd 3/31/08 due 4/12/08 87.86 pd 3/31/08 due 4/12/08 132.96 pd 4/7/08 due 4/19/08 65.33 pd 4/7/08 due 4/19/08 $203.70 pd 4/14/08 due 4/26/08 $34.72 pd 4/14/08 due 4/26/08 $115.67 pd 4/14/08 due 5/3/08 92.05 pd 4/21/08 due 5/3/08 114.17 pd 4/29/08 due 5/10/08 21.57 pd 4/29/08 due 5/10/08 55.91 pd 4/30/08 due 5/17/08 72.88 pd 5/4/08 due 5/17/08 31.44 pd 5/4/08 due 5/24/08 98.87 pd 5/10/08 due 5/24/08 68.57 pd 5/10/08 Due 5/31/08 28.28 pd 5/16/08 Due 5/31/08 121.85 pd 5/16/08 Due 6/7/08 26.50 pd 5/25/08 Due 6/7/08 55.82 pd 5/25/08 due 6/14/08 119.53 pd 6/2/08due 6/14/08 31.98 pd 6/2/08 Due 6/21/08 $11.58 pd 6/8/08 Due 6/21/08 $41.68 pd 6/8/08due 6/28/08 $10.46 pd 6/15/08 due 6/28/08 $96.00 pd 6/15/08 due 7/5/08 125.25 pd 6/23/08 due 7/5/08 33.42 pd 6/23/08 Due 7/12/08 $146.68 pd 6/30/08 Due 7/12/08 $25.99 pd 6/30/08 due 7/12/08 35.21 pd 7/7/08 due 7/19/08 10.46 pd 7/7/08 due 7/19/08 80.18 pd 7/7/08 due 7/29/08 40.82 pd 7/14/08 due 7/29/08 19.37 pd 7/14/08 Due 8/2/08 154.41 pd 7/21/08 Due 8/2/08 198.31 pd 91.58 7/29/08 owe 106.73 pd 7/31/08 due 8/9/08 91.11 pd 11.21 owe 79.90 pd 16.34 7/31/08 owe 63.56 pd 8/6/08 due 8/9/08 105.17 pd 8/6/08 due 8/16/08 92.56 pd 8/6/08 due 8/16/08 60.74 pd 8/6/08 due 8/23/08 108.79 pd 8/9/08 due 8/23/08 79.70 pd 8/9/08 due 8/30/08 84.02 pd 8/18/08 due 8/30/08 82.21 pd 8/18/08 due 8/30/08 77.95 pd 8/18/08 Due 9/6/08 53.91 pd 8/23/ 08 Due 9/6/08 64.95 pd 8/23/08 Due 9/13/08 $121.06 pd 9/1/08 Due 9/13/08 $52.41 pd 9/1/08 We have when clears paypal & my bank: $1,378.53 We have in our warehouse account: $1,135.16
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Craftathon 08 We are having a craftathon day on Sunday, Oct 12, 2008 at.
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Clair Lions Hall please let Mary know if you are coming Annual School Project We are collecting all stationary needs, bookbags, NEW clothing and shoes for our Annual school project for kids program.If you can send in any of the above items before July 15th, please let me know.I can tally up what is pledged to see how many families we can help come back to school.If you would like to sign up a child, or family for our program, please submit the following information to:oangels@hughes.netDO NOT send the information thru the group.Parent’s namesChildren’s names and sex (as names are hard to tell boy or girl)Children’s ages, sizesGrade going intoName of schoolPhysical addressPhone numberDate school beginsReason submitting nameIf you would like to send a Wal-mart, K-mart, Staples gift card, or donation that I do the shopping for you, please let me know.It would be my pleasure to do the shopping for you!I will scan the receipt and email it to you if you request it.ALL donations are tax deductible!!!Please submit all info for the children before July 15th, 2008!We will collect until August 31st, as there are children who do not start school until afterLabor Day.Thank you for helping us help children go back to school with the necessary items!!
Also do not for get are Christmas Program come soon. Items can be sent in thought out the year for this.
Food for Boxes Pasta:Noodles (elbow, rigatoni, egg, etc.)side dishes (ie lipton, rice a roni, etc.)mac and cheese (they have microwavable also now)Ramen noodlesPasta Salad KitsMixes: stuffinggravybiscuitpancakesalad dressingbag -n- seasonBeverages:koolaid (in packets)teabagshot chocolate Breakfast:cereal (instant)cereal (individual boxes)cereal barspoptartsFruit:applesauce (like for lunches)fruit cupsDried fruitRaisinsBaking:spicesjello/pudding mixescake/brownie/cookie mixes (Jiffy is inexpensive and small boxes)Frosting (Jiffy has a mix also!)powder milkbaking powderbaking sodayeast packets (shelf stable only)Snacks:Popcorn (microwavable, kernelsgranola barsfruit snacks (fruit rollups, etc)crackerscookieslittle debbie type snackscandy (may want to stay away from chocolate due to heat)tuna in poucheshamburger/tuna helperbox meals (where everything is provided)rice (boxed, flavored)Instant potatoes (boxed, scalloped, etc)beansbreadcrumbsspices Thank You Patches Jan 2008 1st place----Donna Wileman [128] 2nd place---Mary Carrington [71 ]3rd place---Jan Oswald [69] Feb 2008 1st place-Emma Wood [471 ]2nd place Vera Fite [412] 3rd place--- Allene Strassle [243] March 2008 1st place--- Jan Oswald [309] 2nd place---Carole Comeau [262] 3rd place---Linda Nazario [260] April 2008 1st place---Mabel Gillam [150] 2nd place---Dianne Gillam [63] 3rd place---Jan Oswald [49] May 2008 1st place----Emma Wood [304 squares] 2nd place-Allene Strassle [257 squares] 3rd place-Linda Selvidge [194 squares] June 2008 1st place----Jan Oswald [145] 2nd place---Barb Psenechnuk [88] 3rd place---Carole Comeau [77] July 2008 1st place----Dianne Gillam [798] 2nd place---Carole Comeau [560] 3rd place---Jan Oswald [499] Volunteer of the Month Jan 08---Carole Comeau Feb 08---Angi Swartzendruber March 08---Nancy Lankford April 08---Allene Strassle May 08---Lori Greer June 08---Karen Batt July 08---Bonnie Gray August o8---Jan Oswald
Recipes 1/4 margarine 1 cup brown sugar (or white sugar plus 1 tablespoon molasses) 1/2 cup applesauce 2 cups pureed pumpkin or squash 1 teaspoon cinnamon and nutmeg 2-1/2 cups whole wheat flour 2 teaspoons baking soda Preheat oven to 350 and grease muffin tin. Cream together margarine and sugar. Add applesauce, pumpkin, and spice. Mix well and add flour and soda.Fill muffin tins and bake for about 20-25 minutes. This recipe makes12 muffins. Notes: The muffins don't rise much, so don't be shy about piling the batter in. These muffins are great warm, but keep for days.
Lighter Sweet-Potato Muffins 3 cups flour 1-1/2 teaspoon baking powder 1 1/2 teaspoon baking soda 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 cup sugar 1-1/2 tsp. ground cinnamon 2 cups sweet potatoes, cooked and mashed 2 whole eggs 3 egg whites 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 cup low-fat buttermilk 1 cup applesauce 1/2 cup raisins 1/4 cup chopped nuts, toasted 1/4 cup brown sugar, packed Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line 24 muffin tins with paper liners, or coat with nonstick spray. In a large bowl, combine the flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt, sugar and cinnamon. Mix well. In another bowl, combine the sweet potatoes, eggs, egg whites, vanilla, buttermilk and applesauce. Mix well. Make a well in the center of the dry ingredients and pour the wet ingredients in. Add the raisins and nuts, and combine with as few strokes as possible, until all ingredients are just moistened. Mix well. Make a well in the center of the dry ingredients and pour the wet ingredients in. Add the raisins and nuts, and combine with as few strokes as possible, until all ingredients are just moistened. Fill the 24 prepared muffin cups with batter. Add 1/2 teaspoon brown sugar to the top of each muffin. Bake at 350 degrees for 22-25 minutes, or until a toothpick comes out clean. Cool for 5 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks. Makes 24 muffins.
Plain Fritter Batter 1 cup flour 1/2 teaspoon baking powder 1/4 teaspoon salt 2 eggs 1 cup milk
The fat should be deep enough to cover the fritters, and it should be smoking hot when used. At first, each fritter will sink to the bottom of the kettle. Then, as the heat starts the baking powder into action, and the dough begins to swell, it will rise to the surface and should be gently turned. Repeat turning until the fritter is finely colored. Most fritters are done within five minutes. Apple Fritters 4 large apples, peeled, cored, and each cut into 4 slices 2 tablespoons sugar 1 teaspoon nutmeg
Making Your Own Cleaning Products Do you need a multi-purpose cleaner? Instead of buying 409®, why not mix up a bottle of homemade multi-purpose cleaner? In a spray bottle clearly marked, mix together equal parts water and white vinegar. This spray is effective, and costs much less than 409®. You can also make an air freshener that will actually absorb odors rather than covering them up. In a bottle that will create a fine mist, combine two cups of hot water, one teaspoon of baking soda, and one teaspoon of vinegar. Shake the bottle to help the baking soda dissolve. If you don’t like the smell of vinegar, add a drop or two of any citrus essential oil. (Be sure to clearly mark your bottle.) Everyone knows that hydrogen peroxide will clean out a wound, and that’s probably the only way most people will use it. Did you know, however, that it’s great for removing fresh blood on clothing? The same foaming action that draws the dirt out of a scrape will remove blood from a shirt or slacks. You can also add hydrogen peroxide right into your washing machine when washing a load of whites. Pour a cup of hydrogen peroxide into the washing machine as it fills with water. Just make sure you don’t pour it directly onto your clothing because peroxide will act the same way as bleach. For an effective disinfectant, mix together two teaspoons of borax, four tablespoons of vinegar, and three cups of hot water. While borax is NOT non-toxic, it is environmentally safe. Please be careful to label anything containing borax, and be careful how you store it. Vinegar is known to cut grease and dirt, and is good as a disinfectant. You can use this mixture to clean windows, soap scum, mildew, tubs, and ceramic tiles. Add a drop or two of any essential oil of your choice to aid in the effectiveness of the cleaner. Do not, however, use vinegar on natural marble floors or counters.
Make Your Own Eco-Friendly Bathroom Cleaners It has often been said that the toilet seat is one of the cleanest spots in the house. If you would like the rest of your bathroom to be as clean, it just takes a few homemade, eco-friendly cleaners to make that happen. Hydrogen peroxide, a known germicidal agent, is considered one of the safest sanitizers you will ever find. It is composed of oxygen and water, and when it attacks organic materials, it breaks back down into its base components. Everyone knows how effective hydrogen peroxide is in cleaning out a wound. That same bubbling action kills bacteria and viruses. So, if you are worried about bacteria or viruses in your shower, spray down the shower with a 3% solution of hydrogen peroxide as you exit it. To keep your bathroom counters germ-free, keep a bottle of hydrogen peroxide where it’s easily accessible. After you’re finished cleaning, spray the counter tops to disinfect them. Besides a water and hydrogen peroxide mixture, you can also use two common kitchen items – vinegar and baking soda, either combined or separate. By mixing together one-fourth cup baking soda in one-half gallon water, then adding one-half cup vinegar, you’ve made a great all-purpose cleaner. Use this immediately to clean any surface you would clean with a product like 409®. Have you ever had a hair clog in the shower or the bathroom sink? If you have you can pour one-half cup of baking soda down the drain. Follow the baking soda with about one cup of vinegar. Step back because the mixture will fizz like a child’s volcano experiment. After a couple of minutes, add a mixture of boiling water and salt. The clog should go away, but you may have to repeat. To clean your toilet bowl, sprinkle baking soda into the toilet and let it sit for a few minutes. Use your scrub your toilet with a toilet brush as usual. You can also pour a little distilled white vinegar into the toilet and letting it set for a few minutes before attacking the toilet with a toilet brush. Have the tub and tiles in your bathroom or shower got you down? Clean them with a mixture of one and one-third cup baking soda, one-half cup liquid soap, one-half cup water, and two tablespoons of vinegar. Just rub the mixture on, use a little elbow grease to clean, and rinse well with plenty of warm water. These are but a few of the basic, homemade, eco-friendly cleaners you can make to keep your bathroom clean and healthy for your family. Just remember that if you make one of these cleansers please be sure to clearly mark the container that holds the cleaner. 2008 1000 squares club Mary Burns Allene Strassle Vera Fite 2008 1250 angels/crosses club Dianne Gillam Angela Geddes 2008 250 booties/slippers club Jan Oswald Mabel Gillam Dianne Gillam 2008 250 hats club Carole Comeau Jan Oswald Linda Nazario Teresa Brandt Donna Wileman Janet Myers
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Our PRP Program
We have a FedEx ground program that I send you a pre-paid label and we ask for a donation of 10.00 to help cover a portion of the shipping charge from you to me. Yes, they pick up at your home at your convienence or you can leave it on your front porch and they will pick it up. The 10.00 doesn't cover the entire cost we incur, but our auctions, raffles, other sales, private donations, goodsearch, Igive, searchandgive and other programs help pay our bills. I send you the label you fill it out, place it on your box, call the 1-800 number to schedule a pick up at your home and they send it to me. Your box must weigh at least 12-15 pounds to make it cost effective to use the program. The heavier it is the more cost effective. There is no time limit to use the label. We started this program for those who can't afford their shipping, for those who are shut in and can't get out. If you need a label, email me at: oangels@hughes.net or oangels@gmail.com You can paypal the 10.00 to:oafunds@hughes.netor you can snail mail it to: Online Angels Mary Reinhart 36 Pine Drive Pottsville, PA 17901 or you can place it in an envelope in your box when you are ready to ship the box. Since, the 10.00 is a donation we ask for to help us keep the program, your 10.00 is tax deductible. We ask that you help us keep this program available to help those who need their boxes shipped. It is a wonderful program and we hope to be able to utilize it for a long time:) thank you for supporting our PRP program!!!!!!!!!!! Mary
We will work on the following patterns each month. Please click on the link provided and download a copy for yourself to work with the group starting the first of each month.I will post each day what we are working on and each one participating can post their progress.When we are finished we will add photos to our website.I will make a page of everyone's finished projects.
Sept.'s pattern baby sweater crochet http://susan.kraus.net/pages/pattern4.html pattern knit http://www.bevscountrycottage.com/kp3.html pattern sewn pattern can't find one if you have one to share please send link Oct.'s pattern slippers Crochet http://www.bevscountrycottage.com/slippers1.html pattern knit http://www.bevscountrycottage.com/maggieslippers.html pattern sewn pattern http://helpinghearts0.tripod.com/id11.html
Nov.'s pattern onesie crochet http://pantherdragon.bravepages.com/all-in-one.html pattern knit http://www.interweave.com/spin/projects/onsie.pdf pattern
sewn pattern
Dec.'s pattern mittens crochet http://www.bevscountrycottage.com/bevs-marvelous-mitts.html pattern knit http://www.bevscountrycottage.com/the-mitts.html pattern
sewn pattern
http://www.lds.org/ldsfoundation/multimedia/files/pdf/51212_fleecemittenrib_pdf.\
Recipes Old Fashioned Doughnuts 3 cups flour 1/3 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons baking powder 1/2 teaspoon grated nutmeg 2/3 cup sugar 1 small egg1 cup milk 1 tablespoon melted shortening Sift together the flour, salt, baking powder, and nutmeg. Add the sugar. Beat the egg lightly, add it to the milk and melted shortening. Blend with the dry ingredients to form a soft, light dough. Roll our dough about a half an inch thick on a well-floured board. Cut and drop each doughnut gently into hot oil or shortening, whichever you prefer. Turn immediately, and when golden brown, lift from the hot grease with tongs and place on a layer of paper towels. You may want to line a baking pan with the paper towels to prevent greasy counter tops. The doughnuts should take about 3 minutes to cook.
Peach Bread Pudding Take 2 cups of breadcrumbs and pour a cup of hot water over them. When they are soft, add a cup of sugar and two eggs, well-beaten. Last of all, add one tablespoon of melted butter or margarine. Grease a baking dish well. Put in a layer of this bread mixture and on top of this, a layer of sliced and sweetened peaches, then another layer of bread and so on until the dish is full. Make sure the last layer is breadcrumbs. Bake at 350 for about 50 minutes or until the peaches are soft.
Old Fashioned Strawberry Sherbet 1 quart strawberries2 cups juice 2 pints water 1 pound sugar strained juice of 1 lemon Mash the berries, or enough to make one pint of juice. Add the sugar to the mashed berries and let stand until dissolved. Add the other ingredients and press through a fine cheese-cloth or through a fruit press. Freeze.
Diabetic Recipes Brownie Sunday Pie 2/3 cup sugar 1/4 cup reduced-calorie margarine, melted 1 large egg 2 tablespoons Butter Buds Sprinkles 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1/2 cup all-purpose flour 1/3 cup European-style unsweetened cocoa powder 1/2 teaspoon baking powder 1/8 teaspoon salt 1/2 cup reduced-calories frozen whipped topping, thawed 1/2 cup sliced bananas 2 tablespoons chopped walnuts 1 1/2 cups nonfat vanilla frozen yogurt (optional) Preheat oven to 350°F. Lightly spray a 9-inch pie pan with cooking spray. In a large bowl, combine the sugar, margarine, egg, Butter Buds, and vanilla until well blended. Stir in the flour, cocoa, baking powder, and salt. Spread in the prepared pan. Bake 20 minutes. Cool on a wire rack. Just before serving, spoon the whipped topping decoratively around the edges of the pie. Garnish with banana slices and walnuts. Cut the pie into 8 wedges and serve with nonfat frozen vanilla yogurt, if desired. (Note if using yogurt be sure to add the extra calories and carbo exchanges -- check the label for specifics). Cut the pie into 8 wedges and serve with nonfat frozen vanilla yogurt, if desired. Instant Cocoa Mix 2 cups (672 g) nonfat dry milk powder 1/2 cup (48 g) lower-fat powdered nondairy creamer 1/2 cup (119 g) unsweetened cocoa powder 10 packets Equal® or 1 tablespoon (15 ml) Equal®Measure 1 teaspoon (5 g) ground cinnamon (optional) Mix together all ingredients. Transfer to a self-sealing plastic bag. When ready to use, place 1/3 cup (105 g) of the mix in a heat-proof mug. Add 3/4 cup (180 ml) boiling water and stir.
Unclog a Drain Without Chemicals If you haven’t used a commercial drain cleaning product recently, you might consider using this solution. All of these items would commonly be found in your kitchen. Pour one-half cup of baking soda into your drain. Carefully pour one-half cup of vinegar over the baking soda and cover the drain, if at all possible. At this point, the two will begin bubbling just like a child’s volcano experiment for school. After a few minutes the bubbling should stop. Pour at least a half gallon of boiling water over what’s left of the baking soda and vinegar. Then follow that with hot running water to flush it all down the drain. This process may have to be used more than once to clear the stubborn clog. If after you’ve tried the vinegar and baking soda and the clog is still there, you have other options besides chemicals. Do you have a “snake?” This is a 25-50 foot metal wire with a bulb at the end. You push the snake into the drain. When it hits the blockage, you just keep twisting until the drain runs free. So you’ve tried a plunger, vinegar and baking soda, boiling water, and a snake. What happens if your drain is still clogged? It might be time to bite the bullet and call a licensed plumber. While home methods will sometimes work on the first or second try, there may be more of a problem than you realized. It is at those times that you will want to allow a professional to take over. Not only will they be able to get your drains running again, they might save you a bigger problem in the future.
August Raffle Winner Thanks to everyone that bought raffle tickets!!!!!!!!
Khaki shaggy blanket--- Bonnie Myers ticket #1 Pink doily--- Georgine Reinhart ticket #3 [only buyer] Purple quilt--- Carolyn Owen ticket #10 Rev floral quilt--- Debbie Van Cura ticket #5 Roses fleece--- Donna Adams ticket #4 White basket weave ghan--- Linda Puhala ticket #9 Thanks Ladies!!!!!!!!!! Power of One Patch Bonnie Myers August Blitz Patch 1st place---Linda Nazario [514 items] 2nd place---Linda Garland [51 items] 3rd place----Dianne Gillam [47 items]
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