Well, then for the winter, grab handfuls of it and line your animal house with it to keep them warm. Don't bother paying for hay.
Instead of posting links to Making Do Ideas on this blog now (I'll just post my own projects here though they are few and far between now), I'm now posting them on my Pinterest Board named Making Do Stuff.
You do not have to have a Pinterest account to see it.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Dog House or Animal Weed Bedding
I have found a great reason not to mow. Do you have a field, ditch or for that matter lawn that looks like this?
Well, then for the winter, grab handfuls of it and line your animal house with it to keep them warm. Don't bother paying for hay.
Well, then for the winter, grab handfuls of it and line your animal house with it to keep them warm. Don't bother paying for hay.
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Manly Projects,
Outdoor Projects
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Stumbled upon your blog when searching for tie diapers. :) Cool place, and especially in these times of economic crisis. You really have a great thing going here. I would not have replied here, but did not find a "contact me", so I don't think this will hurt. (Feel free to delete). ANYWAY... I had a couple of ideas... Maybe if you had a post that said: Send me your ideas! People love helping. And it might also help keep people following this blog. Not to mention, help you come up with new ideas. :) I have a couple. Like what about using pickle jars or jelly jars for glasses? I know it might seem simple, but I'm sure all kinds of people have ideas they would LOVE to share. Maybe simple, but still content, and how often do people not think of that and just throw jars away and litter the planet. Okay, I'll stop polluting your blog now. Keep up the good work!
All right, Ms or Mr. Anonymous, In my sidebar there is a mail me suggestions spot now, I'll plan on doing that on Fridays if anyone feels like sharing. So, if you would like to send those couple of ideas my way, you can use the new feature - inspired by you!
Good idea, as long as the plants aren't toxic to the animal. Google "toxic plants [animal-species]" to find out what plants your animal shouldn't eat.
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