Seven tips for happy homemaking
If your budget allows, purchase a 12-month supply of home maintenance items such as furnace filters, batteries and cleaning supplies only once a year. That way, you don’t have to run to the store every time the light blinks on your thermostat or the batteries in a beloved toy go kaput. Having items on hand makes it easier to attend to maintenance issues that could be costly if ignored. As an added bonus, such items are often cheaper purchased in bulk. 

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Disappointing. Should have included a list (or at least a partial list) of the seven tips. Waste of time to click on this blub.
You had to click through the list attached to the article.
Big Blue Button "See the List'! Not such a waste of time to if only you'd take a few seconds of it to look.