OverSoyed

Pretty Cool!

Very good then! Glad to see you are on the up and up!

Very cute... but I do believe "Yummo" is a registered trademark of Rachel Ray

Fire starters!

You're a pusher!

Bad influence!!! :laugh2: Now go sit on the naughty chair!

Very Nice!

From the web address they appear to have been using a free website host. :tiptoe: My guess is they are long gone!

Sounds yummy! I'll have to give that a whirl!

I LOVE GFS! Most of the benefits of Sam's Club without the membership fees!

You aren't crusty... you are.... saucy!

I researched some on here, but eventually came up with my own special blend.

I'd go with a mix. Straight leather is a bit much IMO. Though it is better than some of the horse related suggestions that could be thought of.

NO WAY! We never bash... just redirect firmly!

:pStella to the rescue!

Well... it seems like everyone is torn between liking them sweetened, and not liking them sweetened. But if they aren't sweet, what's the point of scenting them?

I tried Sweet n Low in the first batch... not sweet at all... and grainy. I tried Slenda in the second batch.... sweeter but not by much. Next I'm going with Truvia and Equal. I wanted to get liquid sweetener, but WM didn't have any. I was also going to try Agave Syrup, but I was worried that it would turn the balms brown.

Kmart, Lowes, Home Depot

Damn... I didn't realize it was a newb! :rolleyes2 RESEARCH, TEST, RESEARCH, TEST, TEST, TEST, TEST, TEST Then worry about pricing! :tiptoe::tiptoe:

I suppose you could use either and just price accordingly to the net. wt. of the outcome. HTH Tristan

I prefer Prince of Peace in our area. They are really small, but I bought coffee pots for candle pouring for only $1 each. GW wants $3.50-$5.00. Gimme a break! :tiptoe:

It really pisses me off to no end. We stop in there maybe once every 2 months, just to look around for the rare items we might find. I got a wooden remote control holder there, paid $9.00... took it home, and saw the Target price tag under it... $8.00. Total BS! First off, everything they get is free! So there is no product overhead. They are tax exempt, no overhead. The employees get paid minimum wage, which is subsidized by gov. programs. The only costs they have are their building leases and electric (which I'm sure is partly subsidized as well.) Their total income last year was $32,000,000+.... $120,000,000+ over the past 4 years. IM SO OVER TALKING ABOUT IT. :tiptoe::tiptoe::tiptoe:

I'm so over GoodWill... their prices are way too high for EVERYTHING. The hubby likes JNCO jeans, and they have them sometimes, but why pay $6.00 for jeans when I can get new ones at TJ Maxx for $5.00. Same goes for their houseware section. If they prices in line with used merchandise, they would help MORE people than they are now, both with poor folks shopping, and making more money overall for their programs.

A PAPERCLIP? You are too much!

I believe she said stock pot, not crock pot. Try Amazon.