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Listerine for Kids 2/$6
Use $1/1 printable coupon
Get a $2 +Up Reward when you buy 2 (limit 2)
Final Price: $1 each after coupon and reward!

Glade PlugIns Scented Oil Warmer $0.97
Use Glade PlugIns Scented Oil Twin Refill, any $1/1 or (2) Single Refills (11-24-12) SS-10/14
Glade PlugIns Scented Oil twin refill, any $1/1 or (2) single refills (12-1-12) SS-11/4
Glade PlugIns Scented Oil Warmer or Starter Kit, any $1/1 (11-24-12) SS-10/14
Glade PlugIns Scented Oil warmer, any $1/1 (12-1-12) SS-11/4
Final Price: As low as FREE after coupon!

Breathe Right Nasal Strips Product $3.99
Use Breathe Right Nasal Strips product, 10-12ct $1.50/1 (12-31-12) RP-10/14 OR
Breathe Right Nasal Strips product, 26ct or larger $2/1 (12-31-12) RP-10/14 AND
$2/1 Video Values printable coupon
Final Price: As low as FREE after coupons!

Werther’s 2/$3
Use Werthers Original Caramels, any bags $1/2 (11-30-12) SS-10/7
Final Price: $1 each after coupon!

Print this Hormel Cure 81 Boneless Ham $2/1 coupon quickly, before it disappears.  This coupon is just in time for Thanksgiving and will not be around long, so print it fast!  Remember, you can print each coupon twice.

Print this Robitussin Product $1/1 coupon quickly, before it disappears!  My local Walmart has the Robitussin To-Go 4 pks for $1.00, so FREE after coupon!  Remember, you can print each coupon twice.

We have an ugly air intake vent on the wall in our hallway – I didn’t get a before picture of it in place, but you know the kind… used to be white, metal, dented from years of abuse and ugly!  After I painted the hallway, installed new baseboards and carpet, I just couldn’t bring myself to re-install the old vent cover.  I looked for a new one, but even to get a new, clean plain one was pricey – never mind the cost on the fancier ones.

As I wandered the aisles of my local Home Depot, I came across some plastic gutter screens with a cool pattern.  They were on clearance for $. 78, but even the regular priced ones were only a dollar, so I picked up a few.  Here it is on the left, with the old vent cover on the right.

It had some metal mesh screen on it, but it just pulled right off.  Then, I made a simple wood frame out of moulding, using the old vent cover as a guide to cut the pieces to size.

I glued it together with Gorilla Glue and used clamps to hold it in place.  I put a piece of foil under since Gorilla Glue expands; I didn’t want to end up with it stuck to my table!  Don’t squeeze the clamps too tight, or the mitered corners will slide.  Once I had the clamps in place and everything lined up perfectly, I put a heavy can on each corner and threatened my family with bodily harm if anyone touched it…

Once that was dry, I turned it over and ran a bead of glue around the edge of the frame on the back,

then centered the plastic cover in place.  (The plastic cover was a little too long, but it cut easily with scissors.)  I came back every 5 or 10 minutes at first and used my fingers to push the plastic down into the glue.  Once the glue began to set, I just left it to dry.

Once it’s dry, you may see that the glue has foamed up and is visible on the front side.  I just used a small taping knife to scrape it off, no problem.

Now just spray paint the entire thing in the color of your choice.  Personally?  I like a layered combination of matte black and metallic copper.

Drill holes in the wood and screw back into place.