Homemade Antiseptic Mouthwash

by Rhonda Wylie April 9, 2014

If you would’ve told me two years ago I would’ve been making homemade mouthwash, I would have said you were crazy. As I went on this journey of cleaning out the clutter in my life, I didn’t dream I would become more and more aware of the waste we put into our landfills, as well […]

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Win a $50 Amazon Gift Card

by Rhonda Wylie April 7, 2014

We are so excited to be offering our first giveaway on the blog.  There are several ways for you to win and you can come back each day to increase your chances to win.  The contest will run from April 7, 2014 to April 13, 2014 (midnight). The winner of the giveaway will be announced […]

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Back to Business as Usual

by Rhonda Wylie March 31, 2014

Hey friends, I just want to say I’m glad this month is coming to an end, or this quarter of the year, rather. It has been rough, to say the least. I am sorry Krista and I have not been posting, but Krista has had two moves and moved her teenage sister in with her […]

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My Sarcoidosis Diagnosis and My Search to Get My Life and My Energy Back

by Rhonda Wylie January 12, 2014

Lack of energy seems to be a common complaint among many people who are overworked, stressed, or suffering from health problems.  Unfortunately, I fall into at least two of these categories. In 2012, I was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease known as Sarcoidosis. It is a disease which can attack almost any organ of the […]

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How I Follow My Budget

by Krista Davis January 10, 2014

January is Financial Awareness Month and a great time to make a fresh start on your budget. Everyone has a different approach to how they stick to a budget, so I’m going to discuss the different parts of my budget and how I keep track of bills and expenses.   Keeping Track of Bills, Online […]

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New Year Shouldn’t Herald a Fight With Credit Card Bills – Combat Holiday Debt

by Kane Clark January 7, 2014

It is undoubtedly true that the holiday season is always a great time to spend with your friends and family members. As we’ve stepped into 2014, all the celebrations are behind us now and decorations have been put away. We’ve all made our New Year resolutions and are feeling good and then comes the credit […]

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What’s Best For My Dog’s Nutritional Needs?

by Rhonda Wylie December 31, 2013

The picture you see is my little guy, Louie. He is a 3-year old Yorkie (as if you couldn’t tell). Louie is very cute and lovable, but he is hard to please when it comes to eating time. I have tried all sorts of dog foods. He likes the unhealthy ones more than the healthy, […]

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Cleaning Out The Clutter’s Top 10 Posts of 2013

by Krista Davis December 30, 2013

We have been busy this year, both with the Cleaning Out The Clutter, and in our personal lives. Let’s look at our Top 10 Posts of 2013 (based on number of views). 1.       All About Homemade Cloth Baby Wipes and Wipe Solutions Evidently, many families have decided to take a healthier and eco-friendly approach to […]

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Holiday Sausage Balls With a Healthier Twist

by Rhonda Wylie November 22, 2013

Sausage balls are a staple in the south during the holidays. They are so delicious and easy to make. I usually make mine ahead of time and freeze.  This year I started thinking of healthier alternatives than using Bisquick. I had already bought a whole wheat baking mix, so I decided to try it. Also, […]

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As Close to Paper Free As I Can Be

by Krista Davis November 9, 2013

My Favorite Eco-Friendly Products mentioned that I hate using a product only once, then discarding it, like paper towels or tampons. This has led me to live more of a paper free lifestyle. How do I live in a paper free home? Easily, there are multiple ways to cut down on throwing away paper. Use […]

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