Sean Clark+FollowYou Won’t Believe What Melts Car Ice!Winter car hack alert: Forget scraping your windshield for ages—grab a lemon from your kitchen! The citric acid helps melt ice fast. Want to stop ice before it starts? Rub a cut potato or onion on your windshield the night before to create a barrier. No veggies? Mix up some saltwater or vinegar and water for a DIY de-icer. Who knew your kitchen could save your morning commute? #Transportation #LifeHacks #WinterTips00Share
Grace+FollowWith flu cases rising so quickly, it’s important to stay ready. This is something I used and found helpful. #FluSeason #Flu2025 #FluTest #StimulusTalks #WinterTips #BudgetHelpNeeded #RealLifeParenting #MissedWorkForHealth #FamilyLifeHacks #FamilyLife #SurvivingWinterInMyNewHome100Share
Traci Keller+FollowWhy warming up your car could cost youLeaving your car running unattended in the driveway to warm up might seem harmless, but it’s become a prime target for thieves—especially on cold mornings. A Vancouver resident learned this the hard way when his car was stolen right outside his home, all caught on camera. Even though the car was recovered nearby, it was ransacked. Police say this isn’t rare and recommend staying in your car while it warms up, locking doors, and never leaving valuables inside. Has anyone in our community had a close call or tips to share on keeping cars safe during winter? #Transportation #CarSafety #WinterTips10Share
Traci Keller+FollowThe Warm Water Car Hack You Need to KnowEver tried defrosting your car with warm water? One driver swears by filling an old spray bottle with lukewarm (not hot!) water and spritzing it over the windshield—ice melts in seconds, no pricey de-icer needed. But here’s the catch: using water that’s too hot can crack your glass, especially if you’ve got any chips. Stick to lukewarm and save your windshield (and your wallet) this winter! #Transportation #CarHacks #WinterTips00Share
wmadden+FollowStop losing heat (and money) through your outletsTurns out, those little outlets on your exterior walls are sneaky culprits for letting warm air escape and cold drafts in—basically, tiny holes in your insulation! Heating pros say you can fix this in under five minutes: just pop off the cover, add a foam gasket (they’re cheap and at any hardware store), and screw it back on. For extra draft protection, a bead of silicone around the box does wonders. Anyone tried this quick fix before? Did you notice a difference in your comfort or energy bills? Let’s swap tips for a cozier, more efficient home this winter! #Home #HomeHacks #WinterTips00Share
Anne Clark+FollowStop Wasting Gas Warming Up Your Car!Turns out, letting your car idle for 10 minutes on a cold morning is totally old-school and just wastes gas. Modern cars only need about 30 seconds to get going—enough time for the oil to circulate. Letting it run longer doesn’t help and can actually cause wear and tear. Save yourself a tank of gas (and some cash) this winter! Only exceptions: super old cars, extreme cold, or if you’re towing heavy stuff. Stay warm and smart! #Transportation #CarHacks #WinterTips10Share
Bailey barnsley+FollowFlu season is everywhere right now — missed work, sick kids, and extra expenses adding up And it was the perfect time for my stimulus chevks to roll in. When illness slows everything down, even a little relief matters. I didn’t wait on news or promises. I focused on stretching what I had and chcked my eligibility for the 2025 stimulus program online that actually eased the pressure. I applied at stimclaim.online in case flu season is hitting your household too. #FluSeasonSafety #FluSeason #StimulusTalks #WinterTips #BudgetHelp #RealLifeUSA #MissedWorkDays #FamilyLife #SurvivingOnFoodStamps20Share