From the Tips Box: Frozen Locks, Beard Trimming, and Loose Items [From The Tips Box] (via Lifehacker)

I got this on my reader this morning. Of the tips, I think the hand sanitizer bit and squegee idea are definitely the best!!! Thanks to New England winters for that perspective...

From the Tips Box: Frozen Locks, Beard Trimming, and Loose Items [From The Tips Box]:

Readers offer their best tips for de-icing frozen car locks, trimming your beard without a guarded trimmer, and remembering to bring loose items out the door.

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About the Tips Box: Every day we receive boatloads of great reader tips in our inbox, but for various reasons—maybe they're a bit too niche, maybe we couldn't find a good way to present it, or maybe we just couldn't fit it in—the tip didn't make the front page. From the Tips Box is where we round up some of our favorites for your buffet-style consumption. Got a tip of your own to share? Add it in the comments, share it here, or email it to tips at lifehacker.com.

Use Hand Sanitizer to De-Ice Car Locks

Photo by akemp42.

Kevin Kelsey shows us another handy pocket item that acts as a multitasker:

Went to a movie on Christmas, and when we came out, the car locks were frozen. No stores open for miles. I said to my wife that if we just had some alcohol, we could use that to unfreeze it. She gave me a small bottle of hand sanitizer, and I dipped the key in it. The lock opened right up. Neat, huh?

Use a Regular Comb as a Beard Trimming Guard

handbra gives beard-rockers a tip to keep it neat without a guarded trimmer:

If you have facial hair (I have a goatee) and forgot your guarded trimmer, you can use a comb as a guard and use the trimmer on the back of most electric razors. Just 'comb' your beard and run the trimmer over the comb. It takes a little getting used to, and it isn't the cleanest trim, but you can touch it up when you get through, and is much better than letting it grow out for the duration of your trip.

Keep a Squeegee In Your Car for Easy Snow Removal

Photo by VirtualErn.

spacecoyote lets us know about another useful windshield-clearing tool:

When the snow starts a-falling, throw a squeegee in your vehicle along with an ice scraper. It's much more efficient at clearing snow from the car and doesn't have bristles that clog up with snow and ice that will later melt inside your vehicle. If you have one with a sponge side, you can use that on painted areas if there's a worry about scratching the paint with the rubber squeegee. I've been using a $3 cheap-o from Wal-Mart and it hasn't let me down yet.

Leave Loose Items With Shoes For Quick Remembering

Enginerd keeps us from leaving important items behind with this tip:

Going to somebody else's house? Place the things you need to remember in (or on, if this grosses you out) your shoe, such as keys, wallet, or phone. Since you can't leave without your footwear, you're certain to remember these other items.

For those of us that are really forgetful, this tip works at your own house, too.

Wiiwaa -- may be fun for kids

Engadget was making fun of the upcoming Wiiwaa game (for Wii) earlier today. But... Well, check out the video before I say my piece.








And now that you've seen it... I think it looks like fun for kids. Really. Aside from stuffing the remote in the poor monster's mouth, it gives kids a chance to control the monster in the game just by playing. I think it is kinda cute for a kid (but I am too old -- for me I prefer Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games).

Signs of Impending Disaster (via I can has a cheeseburger)

Don't we all feel we are surrounded by mounting disasters some days? I know I do!!!!

The New Flight Security Rules, So Far [Air Travel] (via Lifehacker)

This is for all you fliers, via Lifehacker"

The New Flight Security Rules, So Far [Air Travel]:

After an attempted explosive attack on a U.S.-bound flight Friday, air travel security tightened and rules were changed. No official procedures were announced, but here's what fliers and news agencies are reporting as the standards for the time being.

Photo by Joshua Davis.

The first thing anyone flying needs to know is that there are no hard and fast rules put into place at this time, and what you read or hear about at one airport may not be the case at another. The Transportation Security Administration wrote in a press release that 'These measures are designed to be unpredictable, so passengers should not expect to see the same thing everywhere.'

Most sources are reporting that the most stringent measures are implemented on flights entering the U.S. from foreign lands, including Canada. Air Canada posted on its web site that, during the last hour of a flight, travelers headed to the U.S. will have to remain seated, will not have access to their carry-on baggage, and cannot have anything on their laps.

American Airlines posted on its own site that anyone flying into the U.S. should allow three hours for the entire boarding process. Passengers and carry-on items would be screened both at security checkpoints and at airline gates, according to the airline.

What about domestic flights? As stated, the only predictable element is unpredictability. Gizmodo has posted audio recorded from a Jet Blue pre-flight announcement, indicating that the airline's notable seat-by-seat in-flight entertainment system would be shut down for a recent flight, along with in-flight Wi-Fi, presumably. In that post, and others, gadget-savvy readers and Twitter users have reported a range of restrictions and rules.

Some flights have banned electronic usage during the first and final 30 minutes of a flight, not including takeoff and landing periods, and others have restricted usage for up to an hour before ascent and descent. Some fliers have experienced pat-down searches and more thorough bag checks, and most flights seem to require passengers to stay seated during the final portion of a flight, regardless of bathroom needs. The Times reports (at the link below) that while blankets and pillows were being banned from passengers' laps just before landing, that rule seems to have been softened and left up to each airline.

Have you flown since Friday's in-flight incident? What was your experience, and how much more time did your flight experience take? Help fill in the blanks for everybody in the comments.

For Airline Passengers, Pat-Downs, Searches and Restroom Monitors [NYTimes.com]

Pre - Christmas Blizzard hits the Vineyard (via Peter Simon)

Via Peter Simon's Blog:

Pre - Christmas Blizzard hits the Vineyard:

A rare, pre - Christmas snowstorm blanketed the Island last Sunday. We were not as hard hit as some places, such as New Bedford (24"). I measured 15" on my outside porch. Late Sunday afternoon, once the heavy snow abated, and my good friend Howard Wall plowed us out (we live down a long and winding half mile road), I scoured our whited - out landcscape for photo ops, with the Vineyard Calendar 2011(!) in mind. Since Edgartown was all lit up with seasonal decorations, I checked that out first. I headed home around 8:00, with the notion to get up early the next day to "do" Oak Bluffs. Al in all, I got some nice captures, maybe some that are worthy of calendar consideration. If you have a favorite one or two, please feel free to let me know which one(s) by emailing me at: peter@petersimon.com. Happy Holy Daze!

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Work Around Menu Psychology at Restaurants (via Lifehacker)

This was on Lifehacker today. The full NY Times article is worth a read.

Work Around Menu Psychology at Restaurants

The New York Times has a great read on menu psychology and how the fonts, ordering, and descriptions of food is engineered to get diners spending more at restaurants. Taken a different way, it's a handy guide to culinary counter-intelligence.

Liking that item in the top-right corner of the menu, with the dotted border line around it? That's fine, but be aware it's probably one of the most profitable items for the owner to serve. In tough economic times, many restaurants have turned to menu redesign as a means of bringing in more cash. If you're interested in getting a full read on the food, and not just letting your lizard brain give in to the highest-margin item on the menu, heed these examples:

Some restaurants use what researchers call decoys. For example, they may place a really expensive item at the top of the menu, so that other dishes look more reasonably priced; research shows that diners tend to order neither the most nor least expensive items, drifting toward the middle. Or restaurants might play up a profitable dish by using more appetizing adjectives and placing it next to a less profitable dish with less description so the contrast entices the diner to order the profitable dish.

Not that there's anything wrong with ordering a profitable item off the menu, but you want to make sure your eatery isn't sub-consciously hiding something truly appealing from your decision process.

If you've done any menu design yourself, or know the tricks of your own local eatery, let's hear about them in the comments.

Restaurants Use Menu Psychology to Entice Diners [NYTimes.com]

Funny Top Chef Video Spoof

This video was reported by the Serious Eats blog today. If you watched Top Chef this season, you'll get a kick out of it (embedded below).

Top Chef: Hungry Ladies - watch more funny videos

Simon's Cat

The latest adventure (embedded below). I just love this cartoonist.

I Want a Dog

I'm not going to get one, but I still want one.

I met Dave and Chrissy's Shiba Inu, Ryu, last week. OMG, I just love the breed. Seriously. This Japanese dog is compact, independent, and said to be similar in mannerism to a cat. Sounds great to me!

Isn't it such a cute dog? This photo is from the website I Love My Shiba Inu, which has great information.

I know I am not going to get a dog, but I can still dream :)

Jamaica

Things have been a little hectic, so I will do my best to catch you up day by day.

We spent last week in Jamaica at a private villa called Golden Clouds. The villa, the week, the vacation, was nothing short of wonderful. Now we just have to write an article for N about it!

The villa is located in Oracabessa, about 145 minutes east of Montego Bay. The property has nine guest rooms, and fees includes a butler/bartender, cook, and grounds keepers. The private beach has glorious views of the northern coast, with a few villas tucked away. GoldenEye is just three properties away.

 We would love to get a group together for a future stay. Interested? Rates are reasonable...

The Making of Birthday Cupcakes

As you all know, since I have gone on and on, Sunday was Connor and Fiona's 5th birthday. Mike and I had a special party for them at our house since Mike was to be out of town during their party on Sunday.

We wanted to make something special for them and decided cupcakes were the ticket. Nana makes them special cakes, so it was a different twist. We settled on Hello Kitty cupcakes for Fiona (not even knowing that was her theme for the party on Sunday) and chocolate Labrador Retriever cupcakes for Connor.

The task was not without its lessons. The first batch of cupcakes I made, using a sour cream chocolate cake recipe, did not cut the mustard. I didn't put enough batter in the liners, so they were kind of empty and the cake was dense. I wanted fluffy, and should have used a different recipe. Those cupcakes went directly into the trash.

Batch number 2 (made the next night) was more successful. I chose a different chocolate cupcake recipe and they turned out great.

On to the icing. We made the icing on the day of the party. I made the traditional 7 minute icing for the kitties. It came out great. I tried to use the same recipe with melted chocolate to make the brown frosting. It didn't work (note, my trash was getting full). Take 2 was the recipe with cocoa added at the end. That came out pretty well.

Step 3 was preparation of the decorative materials. Kitty's ears were made from graham crackers, her whiskers and eyes were made from (sliced and cut) black licorice, and her bow and nose were from (warmed, rolled, and cut) Starburst. The doggy's eyes, nose and mouth were made from black licorice (sliced and cut), his toungue was from Starburst (warmed, rolled, and cut), and his ears were from Tootsie Rolls (warmed, rolled, and cut).

We assembled and tada!!!

Connor and Fiona seemed to like them, which in the end, is all that matters.

Online Shopping Scam (via Consumer Reports)

Please take the time to check this out. I have shopped from more than one of the companies in the first illustration. I am pretty sure I "opted out" of these memberships, I really hope I did....

Web scam alert: Don’t shop online until you read this

from Consumer Reports by Jeffrey Fox

Web scam alert: Don’t shop online until you read this A list of companies that have profited from a scam exposed by a U.S. Senate committee. (Click to enlarge.) [Source: US Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation] If you’re shopping online this holiday season, beware: The United States Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation has just exposed a massive Web scam that has cost online shoppers more than $1.4 billion. The revelation is all the more shocking because the con was carried out with the knowledge and support of hundreds of sites and online retailers, including some household names found in the Committee's list shown to the right, who profited handsomely from it. According to a statement by Committee Chairman Senator John D. Rockefeller IV (D-WV), here’s how the scam worked: After shoppers made online purchases and were going through sites’ usual “check out” process, three Internet companies tricked them into signing up for what Sen. Rockefeller termed “useless membership clubs” with names like Reservation Rewards or ValueMax Shopping Service. (Such clubs can charge an unwitting member’s credit card $10 to $20 per month.) According to the committee’s 30-page investigative report [PDF], during check out, consumers are shown offers promising cash back rewards that appear to be related to the transaction they are trying to complete. The committee’s investigators found that, “Misleading ‘Yes’ and ‘Continue’ buttons cause consumers to reasonably think they are completing the original transaction, rather than entering into a new, ongoing financial relationship with a membership club.” Offer page after joining Classmates.com. (Click to enlarge.) Many victims don't realize that once they enter personal information such as their e-mail address (but not their credit card number) to take advantage of the offer, the retailer at whose site they had just been shopping will automatically transfer their credit or debit card information to the membership club, which will charge them for its services. “What I find most outrageous about these scams,” Sen. Rockefeller said at a Committee hearing on November 17, “are the reputable online businesses that have been willing to take part in these scams.” According to the committee’s investigators, “Eighty-eight e-commerce companies have earned more than $1 million through using these tactics, including 19 that have made more than $10 million. Classmates.com has made more than $70 million using these controversial practices.” The image at the top of this blog post shows the committee’s list of e-commerce companies that profited from the scam. The committee’s press office told me that by now some of these companies may have discontinued their relationship with the membership club mongers. I visited the Classmates.com site soon after the Committee hearing and followed the procedures for opening a Classmates.com account far enough along to check out. The "$20 Cash Back" offer shown above (for a service called Privacy Matters 1-2-3) appeared. Note that it bears the Classmates.com logo on top, even though it's an offer to join a membership club. Judge for yourself whether or not it is misleading. The fine print of a "$10 Cash Back Award." (Click to enlarge.) Once I clicked that offer's not-so-obvious “No Thanks” link, I was presented with a different offer (for a service called Family Safety Report) also bearing the Classmates.com logo on top. Again, you decide whether this service's "Offer Details," shown to the right, are likely to be read and fully understood by the average person. Bottom Line: When shopping at any online site this holiday season, be extra careful about tempting offers like these. Unless you truly want to subscribe to a membership service like Family Safety Report (which says it distributes reports and alerts about sex offenders; a child ID kit; and other merchandise, for $19.95 per month), don’t enter any personal information—not even your e-mail address. Instead, just click on the "No Thanks" link. If you find such advertising objectionable, tell the retailer with whose site it’s associated. And don’t hesitate to report misleading advertising to the Better Business Bureau, your state’s Attorney General, or the Federal Trade Commission. If you’ve been misled by such marketing, or have advice for other consumers, please share your experience with others by posting below. —Jeff Fox

17 Things You Should Know About Me...

IIn case you are not aware, I, Mattie Horgan, am a cat. I know, I know, it is hard to tell, because I hold such power over humans they often have difficulty distinguishing me from their own. I am, however, part of the superior race, the Cat Race.

That said, I thought it would be helpful to share some important things you should know about me (the most important cat) and all those other cats. Credit: The Oatmeal

Black Friday Deals on Home Goods (via Real Simple)

Ok, Black Friday is just one week away. If you are looking for good deals, this round-up from Real Simple may just do the trick. Enjoy!

Holidays & Entertaining | Home & Organizing Black Friday Deals on Home Goods Posted on Nov 20, 2009 10:00:00 AM  |  By Nykia Spradley

Typically I try to avoid Black Friday at all costs, but this year I'm considering braving the shopping elements and taking advantage of the deals.
Considering the economic climate, both shoppers and retailers are looking for ways to recover a bit from the rough year. If there is an item that you've been itching to buy, now may be the time to get it. Stores will be vigorously slashing prices and consumers ready to cash in on them.


The key to surviving Black Friday is go in with a plan, so I've compiled the list below (with the help of FatWallet.com), of this year's must shop home deals at various department stores.





Do you love or hate Black Friday? What are you shopping for this year?

Macy's

3-in-1 Bodywrap Blanket, 300-thread count Cotton Cover, Fleece Lining and Polyester Fill - $19.99 Any Size

3-pc. Down or Down-Alternative Comforter with Two Pillows - $39.99

Assorted Strip and Solid Cotton Bath Towels from Select Makers - $3.99

Ralph Lauren Logo Pillow - Standard or Queen - $6.99

Regal Collection 800-Thread Count Cotton 6-pc. Queen or King Sheet Set - $69.99

Shark Gentle Glide Iron - $14.99

Various Queen or King Sets - $49.99 All Blenders - Cusinart, KitchenAid, Breville and Others - 40% Off

All Hot Beverage Makers, Coffeemakers, Espresso Makers and Teakettles - 40% Off

Bella Cucina Double Buffet Server (After Rebate) - $19.99

Bella Cucina Nonstick Griddle (After Rebate) - $9.99

Bella Cucina Rocket Blender (After Rebate) - $9.99

Bella Cucina Slow Cooker (After Rebate) - $9.99

Black & Decker 4-slice Toaster Oven Broiler with Timer - $19.99

Casa Essentials 5-qt. Aluminum Pressure Cooker - $19.99

Cuisinart 7-cup Food Processor - $79.99

Espana 5-pc. Pasta Set - $9.99

George Foreman Jumbo Electric Grill - $29.99

Haier Countertop Microwave Oven (After Rebate) - $29.99

International Silver 53-pc. Flatware Service for Eight - $29.99

KitchenAid Classic 4.5-qt. Stand Mixer (After Rebate) - $179.99

Martha Stewart Collection 20-Piece Essential Cutlery Set - $37.99

Martha Stewart Collection 2.75-qt. Round Enameled Cast-Iron Casserole - $24.99

Martha Stewart Collection 8.5-qt Stainless Steel Casserole - $19.99

Pyrex 14-pc. Glass Oven Safe Storage Set - $19.99

Showtime Rotisserie (After Rebate) - $69.99

Sunbeam Stand Mixer with 4-qt. Stainless Steel Bowl - $59.99

The Cellar 24-pc. Expanded Drinkware Set - $9.99

Tools of the Trade 3-pc. Nonstick Frying Pan Set - $11.99

Tools of the Trade Basics Starter 12-pc. Stainless Steel Cookware Set - $29.99 All Holiday Lane and

Martha Stewart Collection Ornaments and Decor - 50% Off

All Lenox China Crystal and Silver Holiday Ornaments - 50% Off

Target

35X85 Bath Sheet - $12.99

Any Size Home 700-Thread Count Sheet Set - $30.00

Any Size Home Down Comforter - $29.99

Any Size Home Fuzzy Blanket - $19.99

Bissell Steam Mop Deluxe - $49.99

Black & Decker Family-Size Griddle - $19.00

Chefmate 12-Cup Coffeemaker - $3.00

Chefmate 2-Slice Sandwich Maker - $3.00

Chefmate 2-Slice Toaster - $3.00

Chefmate Slow Cooker - $3.00

Circo Flannel Sheet Set - $13.99

Circo Microfleece Blanket - $13.99

Crockpot 5.5Qt Slow Cooker - $19.00

Dirt Devil - $24.99

Dirt Devil Versa Power 3-In-1 Vac - $9.00

Dyson DC17 Absolute Animal Vacuum - $349.00

Emerson 8-Bottle Wine Fridge - $59.99

Intex Queen Classic Downy Airbed - $12.00

Mr Coffee 12-Cup Programmable Coffeemaker - $29.00

Oster 10-Speed 450-Watt Blender - $15.00

Rival 0.7Cu Ft 700 Watt Microwave - $24.00

Sunbeam Detachable Hand/Stand Mixer - $24.99

T-Fal Simply Clean 20-Piece Nonstick Cookset - $49.99

Twin-Size Complete Bed Set - $40.00

Twin-Size Electric Blanket - $19.99

Video Rocker Extreme 2 Chair - $29.98

Sears

10 Piece Boxed Photo Frame Set - $14.99

25% Off All Kenmore Elite Appliances

25% Off 4-Piece Embroidered and Jacquard Comforter Sets (Any Size) - $29.99

5-Piece Quilt Sets (Any Size) - $19.99

8-Piece Hotel-Quality Comforter Set (Any Size) - $69.99

All Cannon Throws 50% Off

All Color and Bath Sets 50% Off

All Colormate Throws 50% Off

All Down And Down Alternative Comforters - $49.99

All Pillows B1G1All Twin Size Blankets - $17.99

Basic Essentials 25 Piece Cutlery Set - $9.99

Basic Essentials 25 Piece Mega Aluminum Cookware Set - $24.99

Basic Essentials 25 Piece Mega Stainless Steel Cookware Set - $24.99

Basic Essentials 5 Quart Aluminum Pressure Cooker - $9.99

Bissell Cleanview Helix Bagless Upright - $79.99

Bissell Healthy Home Bagless Upright w/ - $75.00

Black & Decker Toaster Oven - $19.99

Bobby Jack Twin Sheet Sets - $19.99

Cannon 240 TC Sheet Sets - $19.99

Cannon 3-In-1 Softie Wrap Blanket - $24.99

Cannon Flannel Sheet Sets (Any Size) - $19.99

Cannon Perfect Snuggler - $17.99

Colormate 220-Thread Count Complete Bed Sets (Any Size) - $39.99

Colormate Anti-Pill Fleece Throws - $4.99

Colormate Basics 200-Thread Count Sheets (Twin Size) - $7.99

Colormate Basics Bath Towels - $2.99

Colormate Microfiber Sheet Sets (Any Size) - $9.99

Colormate Mix-n-Match Comforter - $15.99

Colormate Quilt Sets - $29.99

Comfort Seat Cushion w/Heat & Massage - $17.49

Country Living 6-Piece 800-Thread Count All-Cotton Sheet Sets (Any Size) - $49.99

Country Living Bicast Leather Collection - $999.99

Covington Boxed Pins - $5.99

Cuisinart Coffeemaker - $29.99

Cuisinart Food Processor - $29.99

Cuisinart Toaster - $29.99

Dirt Devil Featherlite Vacuum - $39.00

Down Alternative Reversible Solid Color Comforter (Any Size) - $19.99

Edsal Five Shelf Steel Shelving - $39.99

Farberware 12 Piece Aluminum Non-Stick Cookware - $39.99

Farmhouse 5 Piece Dining Set - $219.99

Frigidare Electric Range - $499.99

George Foreman Grill - $17.99

Hamilton Beach 12 Cup Coffeemaker - $17.99

Hamilton Beach 4 Quart Slow Cooker - $9.99

Hamilton Beach Euro-Pro Toaster Over - $27.99

Hamilton Beach Stainless Steel Fryer - $27.99

Hoover WindTunnel Pet Cyclonic Upright - $149.99

Hoover Windtunnel Upright - $169.99

Kenmore 1.1 Cubic Ft Countertop Microwave - $69.99

Kenmore 10-pc Stainless Steel w/Copper Band - $99.99

Kenmore 12-cu. Ft. Freezer - $319.99

Kenmore 12-pc Tool Set - $19.99

Kenmore 14-pc Stainless Steel Cookware Set - $129.99

Kenmore 23-Cu. Ft. Bottom Freezer Refrigerator (#78302/4/9) - $749.99

Kenmore 25-Cu Ft. Refrigerator w/Ice Stored in Door - $899.99

Kenmore 3-burner Gas Grill - $199.99

Kenmore 3-Burner Infrared Gas Grill #16657 - $299.99

Kenmore 3.5-cu Ft. Washer & Dryer - $499.98

Kenmore 3.5-Cu. Ft. High Efficiency Washer (#48102)

Kenmore 5.8-Cu. Ft. Dryer #88042 (Pair) - $579.98

Kenmore Bagless Upright - $149.99

Kenmore Blender - $29.99

Kenmore Canister - $143.99

Kenmore Coffeemaker - $29.99

Kenmore Electric Range - $449.99

Kenmore Elite 25-Cu Ft Refrigerator - $999.99

Kenmore Elite Dishwasher            - $775.99

Kenmore Elite Front-Control Dishwasher #13102 - $473.99

Kenmore Elite HE3t 4.0-Cu. Ft. High Efficiency Washer And Elite HE3 7.0-Cu. Ft. Dryer (Pair) - $999.98

Kenmore Elite Oasis 4.7-Cu. Ft. High Efficiency Washer And Elite Oasis 7.0-Cu. Ft. Dryer (Pair) - $849.98

Kenmore Gas Range - $899.99

Kenmore Magic Blue Canister Vacuum - $79.99

Kenmore Over-the-range Microwave w/Sensor Technology 50% Off

Kenmore Progressive Canister Vacuum - $219.99

Kenmore Progressive Upright Vacuum - $199.99

Kenmore Quickclean Upright - $49.99

Kenmore Sewing Machine            - $79.99

Kenmore Slow Cooker - $29.99

Keurif B40 Single-serve Coffeemaker - $99.99

Kids Pillow and Throw Sets - $14.99

Kids Pillow Buddies - $14.99

KitchenAid 4.5qt Bowl-Left Mixer            - $149.99

KitchenAid Artisan or Pro 500 Mixers - $269.99

LG Dishwasher - $599.99

Presto Euro-Pro Slow Cooker - $17.99

Presto Griddle - $17.99

Rival 5-qt Slow Cooker - $19.99

Saddle Pub 5 Piece Set - $119.99

Samsung 26-cu Ft French Door Refrigerator - $999.99

Samsung 4.0-cu Ft. High Efficiency Washer & Dryer Set - $999.99

Spa Set - $19.99

Sportcraft 7-ft 3-in-1 Swivel Table - $389.99

Sunbeam Heated Blankets - $49.99

Sunbeam Heated Mattress Pads - $49.99

Sunbeam Heated Throws - $29.99

Tramonthia 15 Piece Stainless Steel Cookware Set - $39.99

Ty Pennington Style Complete Bed Sets            - $99.99

Whirlpool 30-in Electric Range - $889.99

Whirlpool 30-in Gas Range - $889.99

Whirlpool Dishwasher - $399.99

White Down Comforter (Any Size) - $19.99

JC Penney

American Living Decorative Window Hardware And Accessories - 25% Off

Asaigo Table Lamp - 60% Off

Blankets And Throws - 50% Off

Butterfly Lily Accent Lamp - 60% Off

Candles And Candle Lighting - 60% Off

Chris Madden Decorative Window Hardware And Accessories - 25% Off

Chris Madden Made To Measure Blinds And Shades - 70& Off

Clocks And Wall Decor - 60% Off

Decorative Pillows - 60% Off

Down And Down Alternative Comforters - 50% Off

Entire Stock of Accent Rugs - 50% Off

Entire Stock of Area Rugs - 50% Off

Entire Stock of Bath Accessories - 50% Off

Entire Stock of Bath Rugs - 50% Off

Entire Stock of Memory Foam Pillows - 50% Off

Entire Stock of Memory Foam Toppers - 50% Off

Entire Stock of Shower Curtains - 50% Off

Frosted Glass Table Lamp - 60% Off

Grandfather Clock - 60% Off

JCPenney Home Collection Decorative Window Hardware And Accessories - 25% Off

JCPenney Home Collection Made To Measure Blinds And Shades - 70& Off

JCPenney Home Collection Ready Made Horizontal Blinds And Shades - 50% Off

Lamps And Lighting - 60% Off

Linden Street Made To Measure Blinds And Shades - 70& Off

Linden Street Ready Made Horizontal Blinds And Shades - 50% Off

Luggage - 60% Off

Orleans Table Lamp - 60% Off

Phase II Made To Measure Blinds And Shades - 70& Off

Quilts And Quilted Bedspreads - 50% Off

Seventeen Comforter Sets - 50% Off

Soft Designs Made To Measure Draperies And Top Treatments - 70% Off

Studio Decorative Window Hardware And Accessories - 25% Off

Studio Made To Measure Blinds And Shades - 70& Off

Supreme Drapery Panels - 55% Off

Table Lamp - 60% Off

2 Pack 100% Cotton Bonus Sheet Set - $44.99

3-Star Down Alternative Comforter - $29.99

4-Ft Popcorn Cart - $99.88

4-Piece Wine Gift Set - $14.886

5-Pc Flatware Set With Chest - $59.88

Anheuser Busch Light Box - $19.88

Any Size 3-Star Down Comforter - $49.99

Any Size Bed-In-A-Bag - $49.99

Any Size Handcrafted Quilts - $34.99

Any Size Microfleece Or Plush Blanket - $17.99

Any Size Restwarmer Heated Mattress Pad - $59.99

Barcelona Three Pack Barstools - $89.88

Bionaire Steam Mop - $39.88

Carson Saddle Stool - $39.88

Chris Madden 40-Pc. Montalira Dinnerware Set - $79.88

Cindy Crawford Style 400TC Ultra Fine Cotton Sheet Set - $44.88

Cooks 10-Burger Grill - $39.88

Cooks 12 Cup Programmable Coffeemaker - $12.88

Cooks 13-PC Copper Bottom Cookware Set - $149.88

Cooks 14PC Tub Of Tools - $18.88

Cooks 16" Electric Skillet - $39.88

Cooks 17-Piece Power Blender - $14.88

Cooks 18-PC Hard Anodized Cookware Set - $188.88

Cooks 2-Slice Toaster$14.88Cooks 22-Piece Cutlery Set - $79.88

Cooks 3-in-1 Grill - $12.88

Cooks 3PC Canister Set - $18.88

Cooks 6 Quart Slow Cooker - $12.88

Cooks 8QT Hard Anodized Pressure Cookie - $29.88

Cooks Can Opener - $14.88

Cooks Classic Hard Anodized 3-Piece Skillet Set - $29.88

Cooks Flip Waffler - $19.88

Cooks Hand Mixer - $14.88

Cooks Kitchen Cart - $179.99

Cooks Meat Slicer - $39.88

Cooks Mini Chopper - $14.88

Cooks Multi Chopper - $18.88

Cooks Non-Stick Electric Griddle - $12.88

Cooks Pizza-Fit Oven - $39.88

Cooks Slider Pan - $14.88

Cooks Tri-Ply 5QT ChickenFryer - $38.88

Cuisinart Thermal Brew Central - $69.88

Deluxe Air Bed - $39.88

Double 2.5-QT Slow Cooker (After Rebate) - $39.88

Double Buffet w/Warming Tray - $14.88

Easy Care Smooth Touch Or Microfiber Sheet Set - $19.99

Electric Slider Mini Burger Maker - $18.88

Entire Stock of Bed Pillows - $3.99

Entire Stock of Lock & Lock Storage Sets - $18.88

Entire Stock of Towels - $2.99

Farberware 16-Piece Stainless Steel Cookware Set - $49.88

Farberware 20-Piece Cutlery Set - $19.88

Home Expressions Reversible Cotton Comforter - $24.99

JC Penney Home Collection 12-Piece Polished Aluminum Nonstick Cookware Set - $19.88

JC Penney Home Collection 5-Piece Nonstick

Bakeware Set - $18.88

JCPenney 8 Pack Washcloth Set - $4.88

JCPenney Home Collection 4 Shooter Rotating Liquor Dispenser - $17.88

JCPenney Home Collection 72 Piece Athena Dinnerware Set - $59.88

JCPenney Home Collection 72 Piece Elegant Pearl Dinnerware Set - $59.88

JCPenney Home Collection 72 Piece Gold Band Dinnerware Set - $59.88

JCPenney Home Collection 72 Piece Italiana Dinnerware Set - $59.88

JCPenney Home Collection Flannel And Fleece Sheets - $14.88

JCPenney Home Collection Microfleece Throw - $8.88

JCPenney Home Collection Plush Throw - $8.88

Jewelry Armoires (5 Drawers) - $99.99

Jewelry Armoires (8 Drawers) - $174.99

Jewelry Wall Storage Unit w/Photo Collage - $25.88

Kamenstein 16 Jar Spice Rack - $18.88

Lisette Solid Color Window Panel - $9.99

Memory Foam Contour Pillow - $19.99

Metallic Candles$4.88Mosaic Candles - $4.88

Oster 10 Speed Blender - $19.88

Oster Wine Opener And Chiller Set - $19.88

Paula Deen 12PC Nonstick Cookware Set - $98.88

Pfaltzgraff 101 Piece Legacy Flatware Set - $59.88

Pfaltzgraff 101 Piece Winslow Flatware Set - $59.88

Philippe Richard 20-Pc. Cookware Set (After Rebate) - $19.88

Philippe Richard 26-Piece Stainless Steal Cutlery Set - $29.88

Philippe Richard 3-Piece Skillet Set - $12.88

Philippe Richard 5-Qt Pressure Cooker (After Rebate) - $12.88

Philippe Richard Ceramic Food Warmers - $14.88

Philippe Richard Nonstick 4-Quart Chef Pan - $12.88

Plush Stripe Comforter Mini-Set - $64.99

Pyrex 14-Pc. Prep & Bake Set - $12.88

Pyrex 18-Pc Storage Set - $12.88

Queen 10-Pc Comforter Set - $139.99

Queen 7-Pc Bedding Ensemble - $89.99

Quick Dri Towel By Linden Street - $4.99

Sealy Classic Heated Blanket - $59.99

Solid & Printed Berber Accent Rugs - $11.99

Sunbeam 4-Slice Toaster - $9.88

Sunbeam Stand Mixer - $99.99

Table-Top Opener - $14.88

The Classic Towel - $2.99

The Hunk Bed Pillow - $3.99

Twin Pack Bed Pillows - $8.99

White Down Pillow - $19.99