Entry was at: http://www.homehints.com.au/competitions/
Win 1 of 5 Germaine de Capuccini skincare
http://www.homehints.com.au/competitions/competition.php?cid=172
Known as ‘intelligent skin care’, Germaine de Capuccini’s Excel Therapy Renacer is based on the intelligent action of Cytokines, which detect
deficiencies within the skin, restoring its original perfection and beauty and re-establishing the skins own natural defence mechanisms. Your skin is
revitalised and renewed with reduction in visible signs of ageing. Make your skin radiant!
Notebook: and Germaine de Capuccini are offering one of five beauty gift packs to myNotebook members. The Excel Therapy Renacer Gift pack contains a
Facial Emulsion Day Cream, Biosome Night Cream and Eye Gel adn are valued at $279 each.
For Germaine de Capuccini stockist details or more product info phone 1300 432 100 or visit http://www.germaine-de-capuccini.com.au
To enter, simply answer the question in 25 words or less, Which celebrity has the most radiant skin and why?
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Reader 'food' tip of the month
Entry:- http://www.homehints.com.au/competitions/competition.php?cid=174
Send us your hints for using leftovers, cooking shortcuts and storage for a chance to win the newly launched Sunbeam FoodSaver VAC660 vacuum packaging
system.
The Sunbeam FoodSaver, helps keep food fresh up to five times longer than conventional storage methods to minimise food waste ad save you money.
To enter, simply answer the question in 25 words or less, What is your best tip for the kitchen?
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Bright Ideas - Win $50 Cash
Entry:- http://www.homehints.com.au/competitions/competition.php?cid=175
Notebook: wants to know how you make your life simpler, safer or more energy efficient using everyday items from around your home in new and clever
ways. Each month, we will reward the writer of the best Bright Idea with a $50 cash prize, exclusive to myNotebook members.
Not a member yet? Join now, it's easy and it's free!! Just register here to be eligible to enter this competition.
To enter, simply answer the question in 50 words or less, Tell us about one of your own Bright Ideas
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Win Delia Smith's FRUGAL FOOD
Entry:- http://www.homehints.com.au/competitions/competition.php?cid=173
British cooking queen Delia Smith’s Frugal Food first appeared in 1976 and has remained a favourite ever since, but rising costs, climate change and
mounting food waste has turned clever home cooking on a budget into a complex issue for a whole new generation. As part of Notebook:’s Stop Food Waste
Campaign! in our March issue, we revisit Delia’s original ‘Cheap Charter’, which includes hints and tips to help get us back to basics.
MyNotebook members have the exclusive chance to win one of five copies of the classic cooking title, Delia’s Frugal Food (Hodder & Stoughton,
$35).
To enter, simply answer the question in 25 words or less, What is your best cost-cutting tip in the kitchen?
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The Renovator’s Survival Guide
Entry:- http://www.homehints.com.au/competitions/competition.php?cid=171
When Amanda Falconer, a single, professional woman with a background in the building supply industry, set out to renovate her inner-city terrace, she
thought it would be a walk in the park. Instead, she found herself up to her eyeballs in dodgy workmanship, absent tradesmen, inexcusable delays,
budget blowouts and litigation. Furious, but determined, she decided to write a comprehensive guide to help would-be renovators avoid the same traps,
with information on how to budget, create a design, prepare plans, find a builder, seek quotes, sign contracts and endure the construction process.
We have one of ten copies of The Renovator’s Survival Guide published by Penguin, to giveaway, exclusive to our myNotebook members.
You can join Amanda Falconer online at Renovation Survivor for blogs, more info and renovating tips: www.renovationsurvivor.com
To enter, simply answer the question in 25 words or less, what is your worst renovation experience?
would love this food saver but i believe the refills are terribly Expensive!
thanks for the post.
thanks again rychbytch
Thank you for the competition.
miakeira - I bought some refills at Aldi for the Foodsaver and from memory we paid about $15 for 2. They last us a long time and I believe they can be reused (well washed of course)
My mum re-uses anything that has had fruit and veges in but not any that have had meat in them.I hope to win one of my own now instead of borrowing hers all the time. Good luck all.
thanks