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Quick and Easy DIY Car Air Freshener Hack

I use a vent clip air freshener in my car keep the inside of my car from stinking up the joint in between cleanings. My personal go-to is t his Fabreeze car vent air freshener , but I also love the scent of these Yankee Candle car vent air fresheners . Depending on availability and sales, I tend to switch between the two.( Disclosure: I am including affiliate links for your convenience .) I stumbled upon a killer deal on Yankee Candle Sidekick refills. Without hesitation, I snatched them up, even though I didn't have the matching holder (the Sidekick air freshener looks like this ). My brilliant plan was to simply stick the refill in the car vent, similar to the air freshener sticks that look like this . It sorta worked but mostly didn’t. 

Lunch It Punch It

When I’m trying to eat healthy on the cheap or just eat lunch on the cheap, packing a lunch is the way to go. I’m good for a while but the siren call of easy eating lunch out usually takes over and foils my plans.

My blogging buddy Andi and her co-workers came up with a great idea to help them stick to their goal of packing healthy lunches while still treating themselves to a lunch out from time to time. It’s called Lunch It Punch It
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Lunch It Punch It works so well for them in their lunchroom that they decided to share it with the world!

The concept is simple and free. Print a Lunch It Punch It Card. Pack a lunch, eat it, and mark it on your Lunch It Punch Card. After 10 lunches, you reward yourself with a lunch out. We have reward cards for everything; why not make one for you?

Lunch It Punch It is full of lunch ideas and what to use to pack your lunch so it doesn’t look like you stole your kid’s lunchbox. Seriously, do they even make good-looking lunch bags and holders from non-toxic materials for adults? Everything I see is for elementary school kids. *pout*

What do you do for workday lunches?


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