Quiltglo, I was so exited to read that. I even signed up for an Its Deductible account... and then I paged through to the FAQ and got this: --- What's new with ItsDeductible? For 2007 tax returns, we'll integrate ItsDeductible into TurboTax. You won't have to download the ItsDeductible product or worry about the desktop vs. online import issues. Our goal is to create a simple, no-fuss way to enter and track charitable donations. Because of this integration into TurboTax, ItsDeductible is no longer available for purchase as a stand-alone product. Instead, we're now offering ItsDeductible Tracker. This online Tracker is free to use and helps you organize your donations year-round. It's a great way to make sure no item is overlooked during tax time. Where are my item values? ItsDeductible Tracker does not show item values. However, you can see what all of your donations are worth once you've imported the information into your 2007 TurboTax return.* What if I need my item values now? Unfortunately, the only way to see item values is to import your ItsDeductible Tracker information into your 2007 TurboTax return. After importing, you can make any necessary changes within TurboTax. -------- GRRRRRR! I guess I will be doing this the old fashioned way.

I also noticed the same thing so I let it all dry a good two hours then I lightly wet sanded the entire surface 1000 then went to a car wash and gently soap and water cleaned dried , then with anew microfiber cloth dabbed a little bit of high purity mineral spirits lightly wiped entire surface let it dry at least 30 minutes then do a once over with a new clean tack cloth .One section at a time recoated with a third coat let it all dry 1 1/2 - 2 hours then without touching the surface in any way sprayed on a light coat of Rust-Oleum triple thick glaze and after a couple of hours inspected by rubbing fingers lightly over surface and voila ,! No silvery dusty residue and looks as if I have sealed the chrome silvery mirror like finish I will probably lightly sand with 1500 and apply a second and third coat and I should be good .I think the trick here is to make sure the surface is well sanded and then impeccably cleaned and being very careful not to bump or touch the surface also works slot better if you are inside a garage or enclosed space so wind isn't blowing the sprayed product away from the surface it is intended to protect make sure your cans are well shaken at all times .

Ladies, buy a little bag to put your bras in to wash them. I always hook my bras together and one time a towel got caught in one of the straps and stretched it all to pieces. I've used a little laundry bag or whatever you call it, ever since for my bras. I've been washing and drying my jeans and hubby's black polo shirts and t shirts lately, to keep them darker, longer. Hubby balls his socks in the hamper, but that's just so pairs get washed, and he doesn't end up with odd socks. Everything else gets put in the laundry properly. How picky are you when putting clothes away in the linen closet? The towels fit best folded in half and in half again. When hubby folds the towels he folds them in thirds and I re-fold them. Would you bother re-folding them, or just be happy that he did it, and leave them?

We have a super tight squeeze under our sink. We have garbage on one side and recycling on the other and the doors literally touch up against both cans when closed. So if I hung the rags under the sink they would touch the garbage and recycling cans both of which I think are likely teeming with bacteria. But the more I have googled and read about dish rags, it sounds like they are teeming with bacteria too. Now I think I might just invest in 15 - 20 microfiber cloths and use a new one each time I wipe off the counter instead of reusing them. Now... where to store the dirty ones until they make it up to the second floor where our laundry is located!