Our Birthday Party Directory

September 26th, 2006

Stumped for birthday party ideas this year? You are in luck because we have pulled a list of great places that you can have your next child’s birthday party at. I have created a directory of places that offer children’s birthday parties. Why, you might ask? Well, I had a hard time finding information about who offered parties for children. After researching for our son’s birthday party, we decided to have a McDonald’s birthday party and it has become among the top items searched for that have lead people to our site. I figured that I probably was not the only mom hunting for this information so I put together a list of (mostly) national places that you can host your next birthday party at.

This is not necessarily the most frugal birthday party choice. I have hosted some wonderful birthday parties at our home. For our son’s first birthday party, I made two lasagnas, a tray of baked ziti, and we had a birthday cake (for almost twenty guests- only inviting family). The total cost was around fifty dollars. Our second birthday party cost a mere forty bucks (for almost twenty people). I made a French toast soufflé, two egg casseroles, orange juice, and served Krispy Kreme donuts (that I piped blue and pink decorations onto). This was a very inexpensive “cake” because I had a coupon for buy one dozen, get one dozen free. They were a hit with the kids and a candle fit perfectly into the donut. Our third birthday party was also a home party, costing around fifty bucks for everything. We bought two subs from Walmart, a cake from Walmart, and I made a veggie tray, fruit salad, and a pasta salad. This party was hosted outdoors (cutting down on clean-up).

Party number four was a McDonald’s party and the most enjoyable of the bunch. Sixty bucks total and no clean-up for me. The savings of ten dollars seemed minor after having a second child and feeling drained of energy and creativity.

If you are just not a party type of family, that is fine too! Go out to dinner and treat yourself to some birthday freebies by visiting my blog entry and finding every freebie, known to man, that you can cash in on during your special day.

I hope that you will find some time to visit our birthday party directory. If you have a local or national place that you like to have your parties at, please give me a shout out by hitting my comments button. Please do not give me a shout out if you are trying to advertise your personal business. I will be happy to add any company (or work-at-home mom!!) to our directory for a PayPal payment of fifteen dollars to advertise@momadvice.com. This is a lifetime spot and we will only have one representative listed from each company, so it is first come first serve. I would love to add your services- clowns, mimes, face painters, juggling acts (wait, don’t we all do this?), and other birthday planning services can be included in our list.

Thank you all for your support of our site and all that we do here!

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Formula

September 25th, 2006

Head on over to Baby Cheapskate to get the tutorial you need on store brand formula versus the “good stuff.” Are store brand formulas just as good as their brand name competitors or are we being duped? This blog entry has some very valuable information in it.

Now on the market are many organic baby formulas. Just what is the difference between the organic stuff and their other counterparts? Her blog entry shares all of the information you need to justify whether or not you should be buying this expensive formula.

When I had a visit with a dietician a few months ago, for low blood sugar, I was deciding whether or not I wanted to continue nursing my daughter. She was draining me and I have never felt worse in my life. After five bouts of thrush, two cases of mastitis, and plugged milk ducts, low blood sugar, and feeling like I was going to die, I was debating on whether or not I was dedicated enough to continue. Needless to say, the dietician agreed that it might be a good move for me to make the switch to formula. We had children just a few weeks apart and she had switched at six months to formula. Curious to see if being a dietician influenced her decision to buy the brand name versus the store brand, I went ahead and asked her what she purchased. She said that she did extensive label checking and discovered that the store brand that she felt was closest to the big name stuff was…Target store brand formula. Walmart, although cheaper, did not fit the bill as closely as this store brand. I found it interesting information and being as frugal as I am, I am always wanting to know how to get the best stuff for the cheapest price.

I admit, I buy the Walmart brand and my daughter is as healthy as a horse. She is happy and her momma is happy too. We love Parent’s Choice formula and it is the cheapest brand that I have found.

Feel free to share your experience with store brand formula, organic formula, or the brand name stuff.

Monday WAHM Spotlight: CaitiMac Creations

September 25th, 2006

Name: Carolyn Carter

City/State: Cochranville, PA

Name of Company: CaitiMac Creations

Two or Three Sentences About Your Company:

I own a baby keepsake business specializing in handmade shopping cart covers, clingy cords (my own invention), fleece baby blankets and Boo-boo bags. All of my items are very unique and made w/great attention to detail. I started my business so I could stay at home w/my 19 month old daughter.

Two Tips for Moms Trying to Work-At-Home (these tips can be how you stay organized, how to be successful, how to get started- anything that you feel would help someone just starting out):

Make sure you have work/life balance. I know how easy it is to get wrapped up in my work but I have to remember that my 19 month old needs mommy time.

For me to stay organized I have to write everything thing down. For example: what I have to buy at the store, what I sold, how much it was and who bought it. Always keep a list/journal or your inventory/supplies.

**If you are interested in being featured, we will be selecting a mom for each Monday of my blog. You can read more and apply. Email confirmations are sent to each mom if they are chosen. Please remember to do your own research on these companies. If there are obvious red flags on BBB, I do not post them. Check my scam article to find out more about the potential dangers of work-at-home businesses.**

Birthday Party Ideas

September 23rd, 2006

Build-A-Bear Birthday Party

Pawsome parties start at $10 per guest.  Every scheduled party (of six or more children) includes a party leader to keep your guests entertained throughout the party process, an autograph bear for the guest of honor, party favors for all guests, & printable invitations & thank you cards online.  The $10 price tag includes only the bear (outfits & accessories are not included). They do not allow food or drinks in their store, but most of the malls partner with restaurants, within the food court, and provide discounts on food for the parties. Call 1.877.789.BEAR, visit a store, or visit their website for more information.

Snip-its Birthday Party (for girls)

Snip-its Birthday Parties are fun for kids and easy for parents! Just choose the party that’s right for you, and let the experts at Snip-its do all the work. They provide all supplies, cake and juice, party favors, a special gift for the birthday girl, and a party organizer so you don’t have to lift a finger!  You can style a doll’s hair or have a glamour party, where Snip-its does glamour photos with braids & curls, nail polish, make-up, & dressy clothes. Choose your party package, then call them toll-free at (877) SNIP-ITS, or visit their website for more information.  Pricing is not listed on their website.

Little Gym

Kids love to have their parties at The Little Gym. Every party has the entire gym to themselves, and includes plenty of music, movement, games and fun, created especially for each child. Our facilities and staff are bright, cheerful and child-friendly. A party at The Little Gym is a no stress birthday party for parents, because we handle everything from invitations to clean-up. Kids have a blast and parents rest easy…awesome!

Oogles n Googles

Oogles n Googles offers unique and zany “all inclusive” themed kids birthday party packages. From set-up to clean up, we do the work so you don’t have to. Our birthday parties are activity-based and totally engaging for the children. Our kids parties will razzle and dazzle your guests and at the same time provide your child with an unbelievably memorable birthday party experience. They offer tons of themes  (for both boys & girls). A themed birthday party includes: two-hours of non-stop action led by two Oogles n Googles trained party professionals, postcard style invitations and thank you notes, a structured, well planned party full of imagination, games, and songs. Other services included are a themed Birthday Party Cake, plates, cups, napkins, and flatware, unique party favors that match the theme, and a souvenir photo for each of the children.

Mall of America

The Mall of America has several options for birthday parties (including the Build-a-Bear party listed above). Here are some of the other options for birthday parties:

The Park at MOATM

Birthday party packages include:

  • 5-hour unlimited ride wristband
  • Three arcade tokens
  • Your choice between a cupcake for each guest, or 30% off a decorated birthday cake from Mrs. Rich’s Bakery

The birthday child receives a birthday button and birthday club cards that allows the child to receive one free 6-point pass and three arcade tokens each month following their birthday for a year. The total cost per person is $17.95 and the minimum party size is four guests. No party reservations are needed. Simply purchase your birthday package at Guest Relations located on the second floor on the north side. If choosing the cake option for dessert, please remember to make your cake order 48 hours in advance.

Underwater Adventures® Aquarium in Mall of America

Birthday party package includes:

  • An all day aquarium admission for 10
  • Full-color invitations
  • 1.5 hours of reserved seating in Sharky’s Party Room with decorations, balloons, goody bags and more!
  • Personalized birthday cake and beverages
  • Hands-on activities with aquarium staff
  • A commemorative photo of the group

The birthday party package amounts to $295 for the first 10 guests and $15 per additional child and $10 per additional adult. If you are a member of Underwater Adventures® Aquarium, you save $30. To book your party today, call 952-853-0612.

The Dinosaur Walk Museum

The perfect place for a birthday party or any other kind of celebration. We provide the place (so you don’t have to clean your house). You won’t have to think up any games because we have fun stuff to do. You invite the guests and bring the cake, and we take care of everything else. We provide the dinosaurs, the activities, the dinosaur masks, and the party favors. We even clean up!

We can now offer a catered birthday party! We can provide pizza for up to 10 kids for $15.

We have two party options. To schedule your special occasion, call us at 952-854-6451. A $50 deposit is required for each birthday reservation.

Club Libby Lu at Mall of America

As the V.I.P. (Very Important Princess) birthday girl, you’ll get to choose a Style Studio Makeover. Then, when you and your friends arrive you will be transformed in the makeover of your choice. Each girl then custom designs their own party favors from Club Libby Lu’s “Pick a Mix.” The party continues with the “Wheel of Fame and Fortune Game.” Once each guest has been made over, you will form a musical party train and boogie down to the Club Libby Lu beat. Choose from three different package prices:

  • For $30/guest, the package includes accessories to complete the look, any five items from “Pick a Mix” in a backpack for you to keep and a Fancy Potion Pack or a Super Smooch Lip Gloss Kit.
  • For $25/guest the package includes accessories to complete the look, any five items from “Pick a Mix” in a backpack for you to keep and a “Create your own” Fancy Potion.
  • For $20/guest the package includes accessories to complete the outfit and any five items from “Pick a Mix” in a backpack for you to keep.

To book your party with Club Libby Lu at Mall of America, call 952-858-8550.

Rainforest Café

Book a Wild Bunch Birthday Bash and receive a free Rainforest character with the purchase of a Pacific Rainbow Icee served in the Rainforest’s collectible souvineer cup.

NASCAR Silicon Motor Speedway

Compete with your friends and family racing over 200 M.P.H. in authentic NASCAR simulators on the Daytona Speedway. Great for all guests who are 52″ in height or taller. Specific dates and times can be confirmed with groups of five or more drivers. The birthday package includes the following:

  • Four races for the price of three at $19.95 each
  • A complimentary NASCAR driver’s license customized with each driver’s name

After hour parties are available for adult groups of 12 or more drivers. For complete details and availability, contact Sinda Schirra at 952-854-4308.
They also offer even more parties at Glamour, Claire’s, & the LEGO store. Visit this website for more details.
Burn rubber, not candles on your next birthday at the Mall’s famous NASCAR Silicon Motor Speedway. Compete with your friends and family racing over 200 M.P.H. in authentic NASCAR simulators on the Daytona Speedway. Great for all guests who are 52″ in height or taller. Specific dates and times can be confirmed with groups of five or more drivers. The birthday package includes the following:

  • Four races for the price of three at $19.95 each
  • A complimentary NASCAR driver’s license customized with each driver’s name

After hour parties are available for adult groups of 12 or more drivers. For complete details and availability, contact Sinda Schirra at 952-854-4308.

For more information on other parties the Mall of America offers, please visit their website.

Michaels Arts & Crafts Store

Choose one of our 11 fun projects or work with our party planner to create one of your own. Our party planner will get everything ready and show the kids how to do each step of the projects. Every child will make something special to take home. Birthday packages are available for ages five through twelve. There is a non-refundable room fee ($25) due at the time of the party reservation. Project prices range between $6-10 per child.  A minimum of six children (which includes the birthday child) is required. Michaels includes, on their site, lots of great themed birthday cakes (to go along with the projects). Please visit their site for more information. Birthday party does not include paper products, cake, or refreshments, but they will clean up for you!

My Gym

A My Gym party includes two hours of nonstop fun (times vary on location), an experienced My Gym teacher who handles everything (including songs & games requested by the birthday child), & exclusive use of their facilities. They do all of the setting up, decorations, cleanup & service of refreshments. The party package includes up to twenty children, with an extra charge for additional children. Party favors are available, but do cost extra. Visit their website for more information.

Chuck E. Cheese’s

A Chuck E. Cheese birthday party includes a decorated table reserved for ninety minutes with party balloons, two slices of pizza with one topping per child plus drink, a birthday cake, sixteen tokens for each child, a birthday gift for the birthday child, a personal visit from Chuck E. Cheese, a host or hostess to wait on you, and a special birthday show performed by Chuck E. Cheese & his friends. Pricing varies by location. Please visit their website for more details.

Freebie Friday: September 22, 2006

September 22nd, 2006

Before I begin listing the free samples, I just wanted to share with you all that Yahoo is offering a free cup of coffee, from the beloved Dunkin Donuts, for every single person who sets their homepage to Yahoo.com today. For more information about this offer please visit Yahoo.com or read this article published by Productivity Applications.

Also, a reader tip (from Sharon- thank you!) was sent to me. MOO is offering free Flickr MiniCards for all Flickr Pro users. Please visit this link for more information and to sign up for this freebie. Please keep those reader tips coming, people! This helps me extend even more offers to everyone!

Please share our blog with your friends and let them know that every Friday they can score loads of freebies.

Free sample of Airborne

Get your free sample of Calgon spray in Cotton Candy scent. This sample will arrive in four to six weeks.

One free Klean-To-Go Personal Protection Packet (perfect for all of those road trips!)

Get your free sample of Bar Keepers Friend Powder or Liquid Bar Keepers Friend by visiting this link.

Request a free sample of Oxygen Nutrition Awakening tablets.

Sign up and receive a free sample of Member’s Mark Soy Formula. Please allow one to two weeks for delivery (or this is sent out around your due date, whichever is applicable).

Get your free Eucerin Daily Replenishing Lotion sample by filling out the form.
Sign up and receive a free 3.0 ounce sample of Dove Hand Wash.

Fill out this form to receive a sample of Oil of Olay Total Effects Cleansing Cloths. This sample will arrive in four to six weeks.

Receive a free sample of the new Dove Calming Night Lotion.

Fill out the form for a free sample of Garnier Fructis. This sample will arrive in three to four weeks.

Receive a free sample of Downy Plus Whitening by filling out there quick form. Please allow six to eight weeks for delivery.

Get a free one year subscription to PC World magazine by visiting this link.

Request a free Smart-Memo board sample by filling out their quick form. This sample will arrive shortly.

Get a free one year subscription to Spin Magazine.

Fill out the form to receive a free sample of Always Clean from Procter & Gamble. Please limit to one sample per household. Please allow up to four weeks for delivery.

Fill out this form to receive a free sample of Viactiv. Please limit one sample per household.

Take a fifteen minute survey and receive a one year subscription to Fast Company & Inc. Magazine (remember that this is a timely one!)

WFMW: Good Ol’ Plastic Bags

September 20th, 2006

Welcome to my little corner of the world over at Works-For-Me-Wednesday. For more great solutions and ideas for your family, please visit Rocks In My Dryer and click through all of the great participants.

I love plastic grocery bags and use them for just about everything- from carrying my library books to lining our trash cans.

I have a caddy with all of my cleaning supplies in it and I take that from room to room when I do the weekly house cleaning. Within it are two of my favorite free tools- newspaper and plastic trash bags. I take a giant trash bag with me from room to room and pull all of the trash from each room. In the bottom of each trash can, I put three extra trash bags and then line it with a final bag. When the trash is full, it makes it easy to toss and then place one of the empty trash bags (from the bottom) in its place. I also keep one newspaper in my caddy of tools for wiping down windows and mirrors….But I digress.

My favorite use for plastic grocery bags is to line my counters and kitchen sink. Instead of dirtying my counter when I open fresh poultry or beef, I just open the package over the empty grocery bag and dump the juices (and bacteria) directly into the trash can.

They are also really handy when peeling potatoes or carrots. Just line the interior of the kitchen sink and clean-up becomes a cinch when you gather up your bags and toss the vegetable peels in one fell swoop.

I hope this helps save some of you some clean-up time out there! Thanks so much for stopping by. For new visitors, I always include links to my past entries. Feel free to browse around!!

Past Entries:

Easy Carrying & Storing
Find Just What You Are Looking For
Target Pharmacy
Say No to Hand Cramps
Foamy Soap
Adventures in Shipping
Frugal Exercise Solutions
Microfiber Obsessions
Sand Between Your Toes Blues
Giving the Gift of Magazines (Frugally)
Solution for Cheap Trash Bags
Programming Your Cell Phone
Free Up Pantry Space: Make a Snack
Weeding Through Your Child’s Art Work Creatively
Using the Coffee Maker With Ease
Making Your Spice Rack Usable
Maximizing Space

Frugal Momma’s Test Kitchen: One-Pan Chicken & Potato Bake

September 19th, 2006
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In past entries, I have mentioned the wonderful Kraft Food & Family Magazine. If you are not a subscriber to this magazine, I highly recommend it because the recipes are incredible. Despite the fact that they obviously include almost all Kraft products, many of the ingredients can easily be substituted with an off-brand of the same exact thing.

The fall issue was jam-packed with lots of great recipes for busy & tired mommies. I happened to have left the magazine out and my husband came across the magazine lying on our coffee table. He pointed to the front and said that he would love to try what was on the cover so we decided to give that recipe a shot.

The recipe was for a one pan dish and I love dishes that can easily be assembled and cooked in one pan. I have a really nice 9×13” stoneware dish that has a pretty serving basket that it rests in so I can just put this on the table when company comes without transferring anything to a serving dish. Fewer dishes equal less time in the kitchen and more time with my family, so I am always willing to give one of these recipes a shot.
Meijer had their bone-in chicken on sale for a $1 a pound last week and I stocked up and bought twenty pounds of chicken. Most of it was quickly processed with my Foodsaver in marinades (making for easy grilling), but I did keep one package just plain for casseroles.

This dish was delicious; unfortunately the potatoes did not cook as quickly as the chicken and ended up being a little too raw for our taste. Despite the beauty of this one dish wonder, next time I will place the potatoes on a separate cookie sheet and then place them with the chicken upon serving. It is possible that they cooked unevenly due to the placement of them rather than the cooking time.

This chicken is moist & flavorful. I do plan to make this recipe again and again because it is not only easy to make, but it is also a frugal momma’s dream with inexpensive ingredients & easy clean-up.

Enjoy!

One-Pan Chicken & Potato Bake

4 bone-in chicken pieces (1 ½ pounds)
4 large potatoes cut into wedges
1/4 cup Kraft Zesty Italian Dressing (I used ½ cup because I wanted more flavor to the chicken & potatoes)
¼ cup Kraft 100% Grated Parmesan Cheese

Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Place chicken & potatoes in 13×9” baking dish. Pour dressing over chicken & potatoes; sprinkle with cheese. Bake one hour or until chicken is cooked through. Sprinkle with fresh parsley, if desired.

Monday WAHM Spotlight: Heritage Makers

September 18th, 2006

Name: Melinda Steadman

City/State: San Antonio, Tx

Name of Company: Heritage Makers

Two or Three Sentences About Your Company:

This is an online publishing company that lets customers create different books, brag books, photo journals, scrapbooks, etc all online and then hit publish and we send them a hardback library bound book in 2-3 weeks. This is a brand new company that not many people have heard of and our mission is to strengthen families by helping them save their memories forever.

Two Tips for Moms Trying to Work-At-Home (these tips can be how you stay organized, how to be successful, how to get started- anything that you feel would help someone just starting out):

My first tip is to find something that excites you, don’t sell a kitchen product if you don’t like to cook, look for the business that you want to buy from and run with it.

Tip number two: Stop when it ceases to be fun and make a schedule of work hours and stick to those hours.

**If you are interested in being featured, we will be selecting a mom for each Monday of my blog. You can read more and apply. Email confirmations are sent to each mom if they are chosen. Please remember to do your own research on these companies. If there are obvious red flags on BBB, I do not post them. Check my scam article to find out more about the potential dangers of work-at-home businesses.**

Freebie Friday: September 15, 2006

September 15th, 2006

This is a great week for freebies- I hope that you enjoy them as much as I enjoy sharing them with all of you. Have a wonderful weekend, everyone!

Try two new Huggies Supreme Diapers. Click on the free sample link to the right. Currently available only in a Size 3 diaper. Please allow up to four weeks for delivery.

Fill out the short form to receive a free sample of Mocafe Coffee. Flavors are chosen randomly. Please allow four to six weeks for delivery and a limit of one sample per household.

Get your free sample of new Advanced Radiance Age-Defying Liquid Makeup from Cover Girl. Look for your sample in about six to eight weeks. You will receive one of their most popular shades- Buff Beige or Soft Honey.

Receive a free bottle of Booster Water Brand Premium Drinking Water.

Receive a free OxiClean Detergent Starter Kit (this is valued up to $6.99). Print out this coupon and take it to your local discount store to get this freebie. The coupon expires on 01/31/2007.

Try a free sample of Pledge Wipes. Please limit one sample per household and allow up to four weeks for delivery.

Get a free one-year subscription to Horse Illustrated by completing this form.

Register for a free subscription of TeacherEase. The first three teachers in a school to register receive a one year free subscription. Any teachers after the first three, receive three months for free. No credit card is required.

Get a free sample of Dove Body Lotion and receive a coupon good for one dollar off Dove Body Lotion when you buy one Dove Body Lotion.

Sign up to Maybelline to get your free sample of pure.makeup with your choice of shades. You will also receive a coupon for two dollars off any pure.product or Maybelline New York foundation, powder, concealer or brush. Will receive this freebie within four weeks of ordering. Offer is limited only to the US and one free sample per household.

ABC & iTunes are giving away one million free downloads of last season’s finales of Grey’s Anatomy, Desperate Housewives, and Lost. They are also offering unlimited free downloads of special highlight shows for each of the three series, featuring commentary from show producers and the expert editors of People Magazine & Entertainment Weekly. Once they hit the one million download mark, the finales will no longer be available.

Fill out the form to receive a free sample of Kotex Ultra-Compact ultra thin pads. Limit one sample per household and allow up to four weeks for delivery.

Receive six free issues of MacWorld Magazine (for Apple customers only).

Claim your free subscription to Tips & Tricks magazine (this magazine is full of video game tips for every system through expert strategy guides that are easy to understand and follow). The survey is long, but you can click through quickly by saying “No” and “No, thank you” to all offers.

Get a one-year subscription to Premiere Magazine (gives you behind the scenes looks at the stars & creators of today’s top films by focusing on the art & commerce of the film industry). This survey is also long, but you can click through quickly by saying “No” and “No, thank you” to all offers.

Sign up for the monthly Orville Redenbacher’s newsletter and receive fun family activities, promotional offers, and news from Orville. You will also receive a Blockbuster coupon good for one free movie rental (it is a buy-one-get-one-free coupon). This offer expires on September 30, 2006.

If you are a DirectTV customer, you have a Starz Free Preview weekend (for Family Choice, Total Choice, & Total Choice Plus packages) this weekend from September 14-17. Lots of good family films (and date night movies!) are available. If you have a DVR, it is time to put it to good use!

Past Freebie Offers:

Last Week’s Samples

2 Weeks Ago (note: the Crest offer has expired!)

3 Weeks Ago (note: be sure to print out those FREE MUSEUM PASSES! They are good for a one time use on September 30th!! Just wanted to remind everyone since that is a really great freebie.)

WFMW: Easy Carrying & Storing

September 13th, 2006

Good morning and welcome to this week’s edition of Works For Me Wednesday where hundreds of mommies share solutions for their families. Be sure to stop by Miss Shannon’s blog to read all of the entries!

I do a lot of cooking for other families because that is how I feel like I can help in crisis situations and to show my appreciation to people. Since I take meals all over, I have gotten the whole process down to a science. Because balancing and carrying items was hard, I did finally invest in a serving tray that I could carry everything on, but I had a creative solution before which worked for a long time. This solution works really well, in particular, for those flimsy aluminum pans. Just invert a lid of a 9×13″ pan and rest your dish into that. I used the edges of it as a handle for carrying the dish and it made it easy to put it in the car.

This also works really well for stacking casseroles (until they become frozen or until you remember you put it in there) when you are freezing multiple dishes.

I also find, when I am running meals, usually the space in my fridge is limited. I just use my cooling racks and stack using those. I can usually get two or three stacks going, which saves on space.

Past WFMW Entries:

Find Just What You Are Looking For
Target Pharmacy
Say No to Hand Cramps
Foamy Soap
Adventures in Shipping
Frugal Exercise Solutions
Microfiber Obsessions
Sand Between Your Toes Blues
Giving the Gift of Magazines (Frugally)
Solution for Cheap Trash Bags
Programming Your Cell Phone
Free Up Pantry Space: Make a Snack
Weeding Through Your Child’s Art Work Creatively
Using the Coffee Maker With Ease
Making Your Spice Rack Usable
Maximizing Space