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First, I'm switching a lot of my cleaning products to homemade ones with vinegar as the main ingredient. Vinegar and water is great for cleaning linoleum and hardwood floors.

Second, we bought two Brita water filter pitchers to stop the need of buying bottled water. We got the 8-cup size so that I could lift them. The water is delicious! I can't believe how good it tastes!
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