I have 2 checks to put in the mail this morning:
phone = $46.78
cable/internet= $54.58 (just realized that I had 454.58 here!) LOL! My keyboard at home doesn't always shift when I tell it to!
Also need to get gas in my car before heading to work. That's usually around $25.
DH will also be picking up laundry detergent on his way home from work. That's costs $32.35 for a tub that lasts approximately 4-7 weeks depending on how much laundry college kids bring home.
Today's Bill Payments
October 24th, 2006 at 10:20 am
October 24th, 2006 at 11:47 am 1161690441
I just buy the biggest $1.00/2.00 box they have at the dollar store and it lasts me a good long while, probably 2 1/2 months. I wash 1 load a day and 2 on Saturday, none on Sunday (clothes for 3 adults). I use 1/8 of a cup, wash on cold everything but whites. The Hubster washes his own clothes (his choice) on Sunday (probably 2-3 loads).
$32 just seems awfully high to me - unless someone in my household had a soap sensitivity.
October 24th, 2006 at 12:33 pm 1161693185
I have a front-loader that I haven't found a cheaper brand non-allergenic detergent for. If anyone knows of one and where you can get them, I'd be glad to hear about it.
I typically do 3-4 loads a day, every day of the week. Much better than when all 5 kids were home all the time, but still more than a most families, I'm sure.
October 25th, 2006 at 02:18 am 1161742706
We use Bi-O-Kleen organic liquid laundry soap and my allergic family does great on it. We use only 1 tbsp of liquid per load unless its filthy, than we go with the recommended 2 tbsp. Lasts about four months and costs $9. I do about 10 loads a week. So you could probably get one to last a month.