Sunday, April 17, 2011
Thursday, April 7, 2011
What I Got in the Mail for Free
Yesterday, I received a Nebraska tourism book, the DISNEY Vacation planner and stickers from DNS, security.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Monday, April 4, 2011
I Got a Freebie and Want to Share!
The Target beauty bag came in the mail with $25 worth of beauty coupons. I want to give away the coupons. They are all $1 off on brands I don't use. First one to comment this post gets them!
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Easy Ways to Save on Gas
Today across the country the gas prices are all above $3.00 a gallon and in California where I live, it is closer to $4.00. Many people will say you should trade in your car for a gas efficient or electric car, but some of us cannot afford to do that. For us, I have a list of things that are pretty easy to do that will improve your fuel economy no matter what kind of car or truck you drive courtesy of fuel economy.gov.
Making sure your car is tuned up properly and the oxygen sensor is functioning can greatly increase your miles per gallon. The tune up is about a 4% increase in mpg, while the oxygen sensor can increase your mpg 40%! The sensor is usually a pain, but worth it in the long run. Besides, if you have smog requirements in your state, you will have to replace the sensor anyways to pass.
Properly inflating tires saves gas and tire wear and tear. These are shoes for your vehicle and you should treat them as well as you would your own feet. There are some who say this can't make a huge difference, but you try driving with flattened tires and see how well it works.
Following the speed limit will keep you from getting a ticket and running out of gas as much. Decreasing your speed to 55 on freeways can save gas and keep you out of trouble too!
Here are some other tips that will save gas as well:
Making sure your car is tuned up properly and the oxygen sensor is functioning can greatly increase your miles per gallon. The tune up is about a 4% increase in mpg, while the oxygen sensor can increase your mpg 40%! The sensor is usually a pain, but worth it in the long run. Besides, if you have smog requirements in your state, you will have to replace the sensor anyways to pass.
Properly inflating tires saves gas and tire wear and tear. These are shoes for your vehicle and you should treat them as well as you would your own feet. There are some who say this can't make a huge difference, but you try driving with flattened tires and see how well it works.
Following the speed limit will keep you from getting a ticket and running out of gas as much. Decreasing your speed to 55 on freeways can save gas and keep you out of trouble too!
Here are some other tips that will save gas as well:
- Don't accelerate hard
- Remove excess stuff from car
- Run more than one errand at a time
- Avoid idling for long periods of time
- Change your air filter
- Carpool
Saturday, April 2, 2011
Friday, April 1, 2011
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