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Fingers on the Fridge

The Finger — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 15:56:28 +0000

Hi, this is Zach Preminger, developer of The Finger, and I’m excited about all the different uses we’re finding for this product! This blog is the place where we can tell each other how The Finger has helped us in different ways, and share other good organizing ideas. The Finger is designed to stick to any hard surface, and its shape allows it to hold papers or light items you slip under it. Stick & Slip!

Today’s tip: Stick a Finger to the side of your fridge to hold your grocery list and coupons for your next shopping trip. Put up another Finger for the weekly store flier, and all your grocery shopping materials will be neatly organized and in one convenient place! When it’s time to go shopping, just slip them out and go on your way. This works great for us!

We’re always interested in hearing from our customers and potential customers. If you have a clever use for The Finger, please share it!

The Finger in the Laundry Room

The Finger — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 13:51:25 +0000

One of our friends put a few Fingers on the wall in her laundry area. Before tossing shirts, pants or skirts with pockets into the washer, she checks through the pockets, and often finds pieces of paper, cash, credit cards, etc. She slips these items under a Finger for safekeeping. Our friend also keeps a few spare bowls on a shelf for any small, solid items, like coins, keys, and the like. Family members have learned to check the laundry area for anything that may be missing. There are different colored Fingers for each person, and each bowl is labeled with a person’s name. You could also write each person’s name on The Fingers with a permanent marker. Now there’s a place for the pockets’ contents, and nothing gets washed accidentally, or gets caught in the machinery! This idea can actually save the cost of repairing a washer (or dryer, if it gets that far). Finally, our friend uses one more Finger to keep her guide for treating different laundry stains handy. The Finger strikes again!

Give Your Teacher The Finger

ZachPreminger — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 02:13:33 +0000

Hi, it’s Zach. Here’s an idea that should appeal to any school age kid – give your teacher The Finger! Yeah – I hear all the chuckling out there – that’s not what I meant! I mean – give your teacher The Finger as a gift! The Finger is a plastic clip that sticks practically anywhere, and you can slip papers under it. Stick and slip! Even in the digital age, teachers still have a lot of papers to deal with, and The Finger is a great idea to help them get organized. A row of Fingers over the desk can help to sort the memo slips, permission slips, reminders, and other flotsam that teachers end up accumulating. They can use The Finger to keep that popular chart or diagram handy so they don’t have to sift through the rest of their stuff when they need it. The Finger is a nice idea for a thoughtful gift to give your favorite teacher when the school year is coming to a close. Just think – If you give your teacher a bag of Fingers, you can count on getting an A in Gift Giving!

Organizing Your Bills with The Finger

ZachPreminger — Sat, 29 May 2010 15:52:36 +0000

Hi everyone, Zach here. Have you ever been zapped with a late fee on a bill because you forgot to pay it? Did you forget to pay it because the bill was buried in a pile of papers somewhere? I know it’s happened to me, and some of you out there are nodding your heads, too. Besides being costly, you have to admit it makes you a little angry with yourself. So, here are a few solutions to this problem. First, if you’re still receiving paper bills, keep them all in one place, and put each one there as soon as you open your mail. A good place is one of those small accordion files, the size that’s a little larger than a business envelope. They usually have about a dozen pockets in them, which you can use to sort the bills by month, or alphabetically. From there, you can move paid bills for record-keeping to a folder in a file cabinet drawer, and shred the bills you can toss. Always shred – the info on your bills is nobody else’s business. Keep the accordion file on your desk where it is always available to pop in new bills. Another item that can keep bills together is a small memo rack with about 3 or 4 dividers. Even a small plain napkin holder can do the job, if you only have a small number of bills.

Some companies will send monthly statements by email, and they usually give you the option to have the payment automatically withdrawn from a checking account. If you’re not comfortable with that, most banks and credit unions have free online bill paying available where you set up the payments. You can even set up automatic payments for bills that are the same amount each month. If you have opted for e-bills from your creditors, it will cut down on paper clutter, but be sure to check your email regularly so you don’t forget to pay them.

You can also put up a Finger over your desk and slip a bill under it for filing later, or to keep in front of you in case you need to contact the company about your bill. I wrote CALL, with a permanent marker, on The Finger I use for that purpose. Always examine your bills when you get them, and question anything you don’t understand or agree with. Believe me, I’ve saved myself some bucks catching mistakes like charges I didn’t make, misapplied payments, incorrect interest rates, fees I didn’t deserve, etc. If you do incur a late fee because you forgot about the bill, you should always call and appeal to a customer service rep. Sometimes they will waive the fee and remove it from your balance if you’re nice and otherwise have a good payment record. It worked for me!

The Finger Makes a Great, Inexpensive Gift!

The Finger — Fri, 21 May 2010 21:02:03 +0000

When you need a good, useful gift for someone, and it needs to be in the “economical” category, why not give them The Finger? No! – not what you’re thinking!

The Original Finger is the clever “stick and slip” clip, and a bag of Fingers makes a great gift that helps people get organized. The Finger is such a “handy” item (sorry for the pun!), that most people will be very glad they received some, as they discover how useful The Finger really is. At first, they might think “what am I going to do with all of these Fingers?”, but as they find more and more uses for them, they’ll find themselves running out of Fingers!

A great use for The Finger is to put one on the refrigerator to hold the grocery list. As you add to the list, it’s easy to slip it out and slip it back under The Finger. Another Finger on the fridge can hold the store’s weekly circular, keeping it from cluttering up the counter. As you go about your daily routine, you’ll get other ideas for using The Finger. Please share them with us and your gift recipients!

Tips For Organizing Papers With The Finger

ZachPreminger — Wed, 12 May 2010 18:32:31 +0000

Hi, this is Zach Preminger, developer of The Finger, and I’m excited about all the different uses we’re finding for this product! This blog will be the place where we can tell each other how The Finger has helped us in different ways, and share other good organizing ideas. The Finger is designed to stick to any hard surface, and its shape allows it to hold papers or light items you slip under it. Just Stick & Slip!

We’re always interested in hearing from our customers and potential customers. If you have a clever use for The Finger, please share it!

8 Tips for Decorating Your Apartment!

arthow — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 20:39:12 +0000

Here are some uncomplicated tips to decorate your property. Taking a few moments to think of your home will aid you fully enjoy it. Take into consideration your property, and answer these questions:
1. What do you desire it to become? If you want your home being a tranquil oasis in a busy world, are your colors soothing or do they shout? If you want a fun place for friends to gather, do you’ve got plenty of seating?
2. What are your primary hobbies and activities? What do you may need for these activities? For instance, if you might have a collection that you perform on typically, get storage containers for it that could be very easily opened or put away. If it’s actually plenty of trouble to obtain at your collection, you either won’t spend the time on it, or else may well be tempted to leave it out and risk losing or breaking specific pieces.
3. Who will probably be using the space? How a lot of people is going to be living there? What ages? It’s important for every single individual to have a space that’s their own. Whether it’s actually a special chair, couch, desk or a section of a room, everyone needs ‘their space’. If you are planning to accomplish video aerobics, you’ll require space to move around in front of the TV!
4. What about your issues? It’s actually uncomplicated to become very messy if points really do not have a area. A small filing cabinet is a should for lots of people – that it is a great place to store all the papers which you really do not know what to perform with!
5. How very much do you seriously need? Too significantly furniture makes a room seem crowded. The bare essentials are a couch and chair, a table and chairs for eating, a bed and location for your clothes. After that, believe tough about what you need or don’t need. Will you really use that pc desk – or would you rather sit on the couch with a laptop?
6. Take into consideration the traffic flow. You want to be able to walk anywhere from the room without bumping into furniture. Try drawing furniture placement on paper as a initial step.
7. Pick a focal point – your Greystone Properties residence has unique features. What do you would like to see when your primary walk inside the space? If you could have nice windows with good lighting, are you emphasizing it? Anyone feels brighter in sunshine.
8. Give thought to order and organization. Do you bring property function each day, or mail, or sports equipment? Where will you set it? A big bowl or box near the front door is an excellent place to drop mail until you go by way of it later.
9. Take advantage of totally free expert advice. Every shop and just about every product line employs professional designers to set furniture and accessories together. If you’re unsure of your decorating skills, pick a design you like. Study how they did it either by looking by way of a catalogue or going to a store. It’s actually all there assembled and displayed for you. Should you like the look, simply do what they’ve done!

If you need to clean your home its wise to use a carpet steam cleaner such as the shark steam cleaner.

Finger – Olympic Pole Vaulter Dick Vaultin Scares Condi-Mo!

The Finger — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 18:33:44 +0000

AmandaRama Goes Golfing With The Finger!!!

The Finger — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 16:07:36 +0000

Introducing The Finger!

The Finger — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 15:05:56 +0000

The Finger is an excellent way to get yourself organized! The adhesive clip sticks to any surface for a variety of uses. Nowhere to hang your car’s parking pass? Stick a Finger on your windshield to hold it for you!Non-magnetic fridge? Stick up a Finger to hold your shopping list! Works great in an office, by a phone, or on a computer.

The handy clip is a great addition to any tool set! The uses are unlimited! The Finger can also be custom printed with words or logos. Give your family personalized Fingers printed with their names! Order custom printed Fingers with your company information to give to clients! Why give just an ordinary clip when you can give The Finger?