Tip To Clean School Uniform

Tip To Clean School Uniform
Cara Mencuci Uniform Sekolah

Pilih 3 cara :
1 - Gosokkan bahagian yang paling kotor dengan sabun mandi sekiranya anda ingin mencuci terus
2 - Rendamkan pakaian ke dalam nila (jangan terlalu banyak) sebelum dicuci dan setelah itu bilas dengan air bersih. Setelah beberapa kali cucian pakaian akan kembali putih
3 - Gunakan clorox sewaktu merendam pakaian dicampurkan dengan sabun serbuk


Link pembelian baju sekolah online :
http://kedaipakaiansekolah.blogspot.com/
http://www.uniformstore.com.my/default.aspx
http://eshop.canggih.com.my/
http://tsswd.net/detail.cgi?9373
http://www.carigold.com/portal/forums/showthread.php?t=46126
http://www.facebook.com/malchieshop.com.my

More Tips For Back To School Expenses

More Tips For Back To School Expenses. Tips You Wont Miss!

1 - Buy bundle item (bundles of copybooks, pens, notebooks). Buy bulking with family, friends, or neighbour can bring the cost down further.
2 - Try to check if you have any siblings or children's friend who work at stationary shop to get special prize
3 - Always buy an item during offers but please always check on the quality and worth buy
4 - Check out any promotions or giving away free products by any companies. Stay alert by buying newspaper everyday!
5 - Buy uniform from good quality so it can last long at least for the whole year
6 - Buy a size bigger
7 - Buy second hand item in internet
8 - Prepare water bottles for children
9 - Prepare lunchbox for your kids cheaper than buying it at cafetaria and cook after work or early in a morning!
10 - Planning families weekly menu before you do the shopping can save lots of waste unused food
11- Cut out your lunch and clothing expenses just to focus on your love ones

School Item - What Need To Prepare

Wow, budget seems killing. All must be prepard before new year. All the best parents!

NO	ITEM	AMOUNT (RM)
1	School Uniform (integrated)	60
2	School Uniform (islamic)	50
3	Shoes	30
4	Stationary	60
5	School Bag	30
6	Text Book	sponsored
7	Exercize Text Book	250
8	Exercize Book	120
9	Wrapping Book	20
10	Sport Attire	70
11	Transportation	100
12	Baby Sitting/Transit	200
13	School Fees	150
14	School Fees	100
15	Exercize Book (Islamic)	150
16	PIBG	80
17	Pocket Money (Monthly)	50
18	Co-curriculum	60
		1580

Hallooo Holiday

HOLIDAY MONTH & BACK TO SCHOOL!




It's a long holiday season. Two things inside our head : holiday and back to school!

Stay with us to share more tips on 'Holiday' and 'Back To School' planning, tips and expenses.

Back To School Expenses - Budgeting

Back To School Tips
Budgeting on Back To School Expenses

Hi mummies and daddies. It's a long holiday for school children. It is time to prepare budget for your kids to assure you still have saving till end of the month.

Whether it is the cost of the recommended school pack or realisation that the children require new uniforms, back-to-school expenses dramas are common in many households.

Managing education costs and planning to meet children’s education expenses begins with getting organised, prioritising, planning and budgeting. This focuses your energies on high-ticket items where you’ll gain the greatest benefits and shopping around.

Be prepared
Being prepared is the best way to control your finances. Use lists to plan and start sooner rather than later.
If you prioritise your needs and expenses – your goals – you can then plan how to meet those goals through the preparation of a budget.

Noticing or not, what you already have that can be recycled for different purposes and children.
One parents can saves hundreds of dollars by recycling their children’s stationery each year.

As good as new
Another thing to be saved more than RM 500 is on school uniforms by not buying new items. Example : If you had four children returning to school and their uniforms still fitted but had become faded and tired looking. Instead of new shorts and skirts, spent few dollars on dark-blue fabric dye and rejuvenated them to look as good as new.

When it comes to buying goods, focus most of your energy on finding the best deals on your highest-cost items such as uniforms, computers, software and internet access and textbooks. “Shop smart by shopping around – buy it new cheaper at discount stores or online, buy it second-hand, or swap to meet your needs,” he says.

The process is a personal experience for each family, but it is recommends involving all the family in back-to-school preparations and making bargain hunting a fun responsibility for each family member.

Valuable skills

Many parents get a nasty shock when they realise the cost of new textbooks and supplies needed at the start of a new school year, following following long holiday expenses on December.

They are right to worry. Education is one of the fastest-rising components of the consumer price index and over the past 15 years education costs have risen compared to previous time. However, some families have taken control of the annual back-to-school expenses by putting in place a budgeting and savings process separate to the day-to-day family budget.

Your own education fund
Some simple steps that can help ensure there are funds available when needed to pay for those extra bits and pieces – such as textbooks, sport equipment, musical instruments, and even travel costs or extra tuition – include setting achievable and realistic savings goals as early as possible.
A good way to save is to put aside money you won’t miss, such as pay rises or lump sums including bonuses or tax returns.

“The idea is to put this ‘extra’ money straight into an education fund before it is absorbed into normal expenditure,” he says. “For example, use the government’s bonus to kick-start the investment.”
Another idea is to encourage other family members to give birthday and education donations instead of toys or games. Over holidays, children get more toys than they know what to do with, but a RM 50 investment into a plan will buy a number of textbooks in 12 years’ time.

Savvy back-to-school strategies (one good example)
WITH three children at school, Shiela has worked out some savvy ways to save money on back-to-school stationery. At the end of each year Sion, 13, Nicholas, 11, and Elyse, 9, bring home leftover pens, pencils and paints.
They go into a box in a cupboard until mid-January when Shiela starts to focus on the school list.
“I go through the box and check what can be reused,” Shiela says.
“I hand each kid the list the school gave them and we work out what we have to buy and what we can use again.
“It has become a bit of a family tradition and we have fun doing it together.”
Out of three used coloured pencil sets she has made a new one, as well as salvaging countless unused glue sticks, lead pencils and sharpeners.
Suddenly the “to buy” list, which could potentially add up to hundreds of dollars, is reduced to a set of watercolours, a couple of rubbers and some contact to cover books.
“I only buy exactly what I need, saving a fortune this time of year. Even the pencils and stationery that are not good enough to go back to school get reused at home,” she says.

Bina Brown Smart Investor

More Tips

(1) If your kids don't take the bus to school, carpool with other families. (That goes for before and after school practices, too.)

(2) Most days, have children take lunches instead of buying at the cafeteria.

(3) Get required vaccinations through your local county health department, where shots are often offered at a discount or free.

(4) If you're paying tuition, work part-time or substitute at the school to offset expenses. (It'll make it easy to pop in on their class parties or keep an eye on your teen, too!)

EXTRACURRICULARS

There's not much lee-way in dodging sports and band fees, but you may be able to save on the uniforms and instruments. Check second-hand items. Email friends and classmates to see if anyone has something you need for sale. Ask coaches and tutors for leads on used equipment. If there's a good chance your child will be on the same team next year, allow some growing room. Buy a little big; there's a good chance that soccer or cheerleading outfit will work for two seasons instead of one.

SCHOOL SUPPLIES

Thanks to discount stores like Giant, Mydin and 1 Malaysia, , school supplies aren't too scary. Since everybody needs them, competition is fierce. They're practically giving away glue, markers and folders, hoping that you'll pick up a backpack or two while you're there. Resist the impulse and recycle last year's more expensive items whenever possible. Use coupons and bring competitor's fliers for price matching. Keep your eyes open for rebates, which are very common this time of year.

How To Make Perfume Last Long

Sometime it is hard to make perfume last long. Throughout a day, it seems disappear especially for those who had a fast way of living. Following tips might help to prevent parfum from totally gone from your body.


Chose A Perfume That Will Last

Citrus based fragrances usually disappear faster while musks and woody based fragrances tend to last longer because these oils evaporate slower, says Ildiko.
Regardless of what type of fragrance you like, the concentration depends on the type of perfume you are using. Parfum contains the most oil and is the most expensive with the longest staying power. It’s followed by eau de parfum and eau de toilette, which is the type most suitable for everyday. Eau de cologne is the weakest scent and the least expensive.

Preserve the potency of your fragrances by storing them in cool dark places away from direct sunlight. I always keep mine in the box.

Apply Perfume So It Last

Fragrance will last longer on skin that is well-moisturized, because oils on the skin trap the fragrance notes and make them last longer, says Ildiko. She suggests applying a body oil or moisturizer post-shower. When you apply the fragrance, concentrate on pulse points. These are areas where the veins are close to skin surface and you feel your circulation, including your wrists, neck, between your breasts and even behind knees. Don’t rub wrists together after applying fragrance as it breaks down the oils. She also suggests a light mist of fragrance through the hair.
Many fragrance lines also include shower gel and body lotions. While layering the scent in different forms will help it last, these products can be costly. If they’re not in your budget, chose body products that are unscented or lightly scented.

Dont Overdo It With Perfume

Less is more! We tend to not smell our own perfume sometime after applying it, this is actually a defense mechanism and our olfactive systems shut down. This does not mean it isn’t noticeable for others. Especially as we age, our sense of smell begins to dull. The old trick of walking through a mist does work, but avoid applying directly on clothing as it can stain and also doesn’t diffuse the scent as nicely as the natural oils on your skin.

Reapply Perfume Throughout The Day
f you have dry skin or are headed out to a special evening, you can always carry a small travel size bottle with you as you may have to reapply, recommends Ildiko. As a general rule of thumb, fragrances will last 4 to 8 hours, depending on quality and concentration of essential oils.