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Tell me your favorite frugal hack? Is there something I missed?
Love this video, very helpful. Thank you!
Eat one meal a day. Fast.
Turn off electric at the fuse box.
Turn on the water heater for an hour or two in the morning. Then leave it off until the next day.
No TV. No cable.
Use cloth napkins, handkerchiefs, Dinner napkins, and cleaning rags.
Turn off water at the intake valve on the toilet and bucket flush with gray water.
I don't turn on room lights. I navigate and do task lightning with a head lamp powered by rechargeable batteries.
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We put our hot water heater on the vacation setting and it's perfect for two people.
We rarely ever turn the lights on we use natural light open the curtains wide open in every room, once it starts getting dark light some candles.
Line dry your clothes inside and then dry them on low for 5 minutes just to fluff them up. You can buy some cute little racks that fold up and down at Walmart.
For some of these, depending on where you live, you can't do them. For instance, there's no public transportation where I live and walking or riding a bike isn't feasible for where I need to go.
I don't do warehouses because I realized that I was buying things I wouldn't normally have bought.
Making your own bread isn't always cheaper. I can get a loaf of bread in Lidl for $0.50. I can't make a loaf for that price.
Thrift stores are not always cheaper when it comes to clothes. Plus, if they don't have your size, it's a wasted trip. I've been buying the same jeans for years. I have a system for it. A good pair is a pair that has no stains or holes in them.
Once they get either, I put an X on the tag. I don't work, so those become the jeans I wear every day.
They get too bad, and I turn them into shorts.
Long sleeved shirts become short sleeved shirts.
All of these are good tips! Several depend on a person's circumstances, of course.. For example, public transpo / ride-sharing may not be viable in some areas and/or cause such a loss of time/personal hardship that it's actually a negative. A smart phone is more expensive due to the data upcharges, that's for sure, but at the same time, I use Ibotta and Fetch apps, as well as my local grocery stores' apps for digital coupons, etc., which save me a ton of money every year, and require a smartphone. I rarely go out to eat – truly only for special occasions, but when I do, it's more of a fine-dining situation where coupons/Groupon deals don't apply. I'm okay with that, because it's literally only 2-3x/year. It's all relative to the individual.
The sprigs behind you look like they are sprouting out of your head lol.
I liked your tips.
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To add protein and nutrition I add a can of chickpeas to my pumpkin soup AFTER it has been blended, they give a nice nutty surprise whilst eating the soup. Also can add add a can of white beans to any blended soup as does not interfere with the taste whilst boosting protein content.
Red is your color!
Red is your color!
Red is your color!
Can’t access your meal planner. Darn!!
I'd be very interested in fast food frugal tips. Great video!
35 a week sometimes less. Feeds myself and my dog who I cook for. Last year was was 1200 for the whole year including garden seeds and I only buy organic. 2 years before that when I didn’t have a garden was 1600 for the whole year. Stop eating animals period
HI Sara, Hello from Silicon Valley California! Like you, we are a debt-free family and I like learning new tips to maintain or up our game when it comes to finances. Just wanted to say I recently discovered your channel and am LOVING it. Trying to catch up on your videos and, so far, am finding them very inspirational, practical and the tips are easy to apply. Really appreciate what I'm learning from you! Thank you and wishing you and your family a very happy holiday.