We first blogged this last year... But we didn't actually include the step-by-step instructions on how to make a refrigerator into a chalkboard. We tracked down Danny Seo's description of exactly how he did it here:
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• Chalkboard paint
• Magnetic chalkboard paint
(Edited from a post originally published 09.27.06)
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Comments (4)
This would work for me - I always leave my shopping list at home anyway.
Those of us in the South are encouraged to drink bottled water to save our reservoirs because of the drought. Drinking bottled water is part of natural water conservation.
I don't know about you, but I don't think I want my guests reading everything on my grocery list. some things are better off private.
lol bottled water and bagged premixed lettuce (w/ e.coli) Anyhow, I'm from Michigan and we don't need bottled water even for emergencies, we have our own well so when the power goes out we only can get a couple pitchers of tap water but thats plenty for drinking for a few days, people in cities still have all the tap water they want. If there really is some sort of emergency where tap water can't be drank, then thats the time to use the gas to go to the store and buy the bottled water (get it in the gallon jugs instead)