It can happen to anyone that has/uses a CC. I have had two occurrences in recent years, one at a local national brand self-service station, where an employee pulled the CC # from the computer and sold it for International LD calls. CC company called when the charges hit $700, because I had never used the card for that purpose. I hope he is still in prison! But that's doubtful. Second case was for numerous shipping charges from the gigantic book/everything else under the sun seller. Stock excuse; They blamed a computer error. Computers aren't crooks, people are! BTW, it can happen on ebay also. Several years ago, after I had placed an order, someone hijacked my account and changed the shipping address. Fortunately, the seller emailed me before shipping, to confirm the address. The idiots at ebay refused to do anything and when I managed to correct the account, I received a scathing email from ebay accusing me of hijacking the account! You can rest assured, I will never do business there again. A big plus; I don't have to clean out the cookie-jar, to remove all of the Spyware I picked up everytime I loaded their website!

Hi, you could try rubbing a lemon peel over the stained teeth, but make sure you rinse your mouth thoroughly after that. You can also make natural tooth paste by mixing 3 tablespoons of sodium bicarbonate with 2 tablespoons salts. Just use it as any commercial tooth paste. Can add ground orange and lemon peel to the mixture to whiten teeth.

We don't use our white wash cloths very much, but the centers always turn gray since body wash is regularly used in our household. We always use the creme colored wash, so I think Kathleen King has provided an interesting perspective. I did a load of just our white towels, the two white wash cloths we had used and some white socks yesterday. Hot water, Gain powder, 24 Mule Team powder, Sparkle FS and Clorox bleach. Everything came out clean. I tend to do laundry a few times a week, so wondering if the cloths get completely dry between use and laundering if that makes it harder to remove those center stains.

This is a fun post. I will say that in my busy working military life, I could get up, shower, shave underarms (daily), legs (3x weekly)makeup (eye shadow, mascara, foundation, powder, lipstick), hair (washed and blow dried, very short), dressed and out the door in 25 minutes. Now, years later, I use far less products and it seems to take far longer. When I was stationed in Spain I could get waxed, from top to toes, for about $7 so I never had to shave of pluck or anything. That made getting ready for work a real breeze. Now, in a typical morning I use: face wash - I use an Oil of Olay-type face cloth. hand wash - Dial Complete on all the sinks, two baths, mudroom, and kitchen. bar soap - I use a liquid soap; DH still uses the bars. :( shampoo - Daily conditioner - Perhaps once a week. hair serum - Never heard of it. hair mouse - No, but I keep a can of hairspray for the 3-4 times I year I might use it. toothpaste - At least five times a day. floss - Yes, but should more often. mouthwash - Listerine; twice a day for gum protection. shaving gel - Ha! The few times I shave I use shampoo. deodorant - Kept in both bathrooms and the bedroom. Wherever I dress I'm ready! body lotion - Rarely, but more so in winter. foot powder/or lotion - Gold Bond all over. face cream - No; but Mom says I should. foundation - Very rarely; 2-3 times a year. blush - I'm taking treatments for Rosacea so I'm good on the natural blush! LOL powder - Very rarely; 2-3 times a year. eyeshadow - Very rarely; 2-3 times a year. eyeliner - No; never liked the look. mascara - Can no longer wear. lipstick - Every day. I love lipstick with colour, but not the pale, dead looking non-color most gals are wearing now. I wear earrings daily, too. I love lipstick and earrings. And that's the daily stuff, add to that the occasional: hair coloring - I stopped coloring three months ago. I'm liking the "salt and pepper," heavy on the salt look! tooth whitening strips - No. nail polish/ base coat/top coat - I cut my nails as short as possible and push the cuticles back once a week. When I worked I kept them short and polished with a pale pink color. I did it my self. I do get medium length dark red gel nails for the Christmas season. nail polish remover - No need cuticle cream - No, but about every four months I'll get a manicure that does not include polish or false nails. They just soak, trim, work off the cuticles and do a hot wax dip. hand lotion - I keep bottles on each sink