Frugal Tip: Ketchup Packets as Ice Packs
Freeze those single-use ketchup packets, and use them as little kid-sized ice packs.
They are the perfect size for kid bumps and bruises and the packets stay soft so they can conform to any body part.
~ Found on stuckihouse.blogspot.ca ~
From our Facebook fan page:
Annamarie Dodge posted: it's a good idea, but you can go to the Dollar Tree and get a reusable cool pack in shapes for boys or girls and they are much bigger and they are in shapes that the kids love...my son has a Hot Wheels car.
Robin Elliott Goering posted: I have been doing this for years...never had a mess with them and the kids think it is neat putting frozen ketchup on their boo boos.
Maria Robinson Mckinney posted: Another idea is basic sponges, wet them and put them in freezer. We used them at daycare.
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- This was posted by Catherine on July 9, 2012 -
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• Heinz Tomato Ketchup, Single Serve Packages
• Amazing SPIDER MAN Cold Pack for Instant Pain Relief
• Disney Princess Ice Pack Reusable Cold Pack
• Disney Be Kool Ice Patch
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