Home made ice pack rubbing alcohol

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The ice pack to end all ice packs. Does that even make any sense? It kinda does. I mean, you may NEVER need another ice pack again. Wouldn't that be nice?! I mean, tell me

Here are a few different quick and easy projects for having a steady supply of homemade ice packs on hand for assorted uses (soothing minor scrapes, first aid treatments, keeping food and beverages chilled, etc.). Included also are several budget friendly ideas for keeping the contents of lunch kits and…

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A little while back, I shared the FoodSaver Vacuum Sealing System with you. It’s an awesome way to not only save money on buying in bulk, freezing leftovers but can also be used for freezing fruit and vegetables. I bought cranberries on sale, measured 2 cups into each bag for Cranberry Bread and sealed them...

Levi Jensen on Instagram: "👆Every parent should know this This is the best ice pack we’ve ever used, because it never freezes solid, making it very flexible. It also gets extremely cold because of the reaction between the alcohol and water. 🌟How to make it: Combine one part rubbing alcohol and one part water in a plastic baggy, then place in your freezer. For extra security, you can double bag it. #healthyfamily #diy #iamthevariable"

Follow these few easy steps to make your own shapeableice packs for far less than you can buy them. #moneysavingtips #tipsandtricks

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