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Weekly Roundup – Immortal Razor Blade Edition

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Did you know that you can make a razor blade last forever (more or less) by simply cleaning/drying it thoroughly after you use it? Strange but true. Apparently it’s the oxidation that makes a blade go dull, as opposed to the actual act of shaving, so…

If you keep it clean and dry between uses, your razor blade will last for a long, long time. In fact, I used the same blade from Halloween through this past weekend, and I would’ve been able to keep it going considerably longer if I hadn’t gotten lazy and let it sit around wet during our recent travels.

Anyway, enough bathroom trivia for now…

NCN showed us all how to create a zero-based budget.

Lynnae shared some tips for making homemade laundry detergent.

Jeremy put together a nice list of free virus and spyware scanners. Also be sure to check out this compilation from Jonathan.

Lazy Man had an interesting guest post on helping your parents cope with damage to their nest egg.

SVB talked about managing stress at work.

David listed some good ways to use your tax refund.

Main Street shared some tips for entertaining on the cheap.

Jaimie suggested that you create a roadmap to help you find your way out of debt.

Finally, Pinyo talked about peer-to-peer lending risks.

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Published on February 23rd, 2009 - One Comment
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One Response to “Weekly Roundup – Immortal Razor Blade Edition”

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    Robert Says:

    A trick I use to keep my disposable razor blades sharp is to let the blade soak in rubbing alcohol overnight. Kills germs and keeps blades sharp. :)

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