I am so frugal that when I leave my house I hear the birds yelling cheap cheap cheap.😮

@janfromnycsavesmoney8723

2 жыл бұрын

Lol love this!

@katricejones4467

2 жыл бұрын

Lmao!!

@carollee6963

2 жыл бұрын

I'm so cheap George Washington cries every time I spend a $1.00 cause I make that dollar work so Hard! GW can't believe what all I get for each and every dollar.

@sdraper2011

2 жыл бұрын

lol

@BrendaHernandez-rs5iu

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Truly a woman after my own heart. People call me a tight ass, but my house is paid for, and Im semi retired.

Being Aussie, we never used a dryer. We only dry clothes on the line outside. If it's raining we just dry inside on a clothes "horse" a line dryer. I only ever use home brand laundry and half the amount. Drying the clothes outside is better for the environment. I don't use paper towels. I went to the council pool and showed my student card and got in for $2. I always shop the reduced section , I don't use fabric softener, (you can use vinegar instead). I dont have a dishwasher.

My boyfriend and I just bought a house together, and I thought to look here :) Smaller house, its affordable, now it's time to save some money. I'm definitely going to call XFinity about the internet connection since it's just the two of us. We have to insulate the house better too.

I love this video!!! My mom and I are low income (I'm on disability, and my mom is a senior and about to retire) and we live together. We are learning how to save money. We are buying food on clearance, buying off brands, drying our clothes on a drying rack, hand washing our clothes (The Scrubba), not eating out, using solar/hand crank generators, flashlights, lanterns, fans. We have solar panels and solar battery chargers. We use USB & rechargeable batteries. We use a solar cooker and kettle to cook & boil water. I don't wear makeup or use many beauty products. I am saving for an electric bike & electric scooter since I don't own a car. For entertainment we read, play board games, video games, table top games, talk, go swimming at the local pool, watch a movie or tv show Roku, watch KZread videos, or free games on our phones. Life is good, but a frugal life is better.

These are so simple and doable. I already do most of them thanks to you!! Alot of people may consider them extreme but I think it's common sense if your on a tight budget or want to cut back and save money. I definitely need that mini-split though!!

No idea when we became this throw away culture. My tv is about 12 years old, a plasma I bought on clearance from Sears! Still looks and works great. You do not need to upgrade anything! Cars, phones, tv's, clothes....don't give in to advertising!

@sramos821

2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you. Sadly it is all about consumerism I don't agree with expending money in order to upgrade just because a new cell is out or a new TV, etc ... Why people do that? I still have the same TV from 15 years ago. Still works great! I don't have any subscriptions so I just stream Pluto tv or Tubi and I can enjoy watching movies without any problems.

@johnschaefer2238

2 ай бұрын

Hey annieway35 very smart comment! I bought an NEC 32 inch TV in 1987. Finally died in 2015 for 28 years no problems then it died. Bought a 1996 Impala SS new, now 28 years old 185,000 miles still purring like a kitten bc I took care of it. Like your thinking!

My best friend and I, both retired and weary beyond words at prices being raised by every service, grocery, etc., decided this week to set April aside as a spending moratorium. Neither of us will spend money on anything not necessary, like bills, groceries, etc. We are both very excited to see what is leftover at the end of the month. We met for lunch yesterday as we won't be doing that after Sunday. And we will record every cent that goes out. It's a game, now! Wish us luck...we are both seasoned shoppers...

Some things are a little too frugal for me, but I appreciate what she's doing .

A lot of these money saving hacks are also very environmentally conscious! Keep rocking girl!

I am a man who hasn't been to a barber since 1985! When I was 20 I bought a book called "How To Cut Your Own Hair (Or Anybody Elses)" and have saved untolled dollars.

@ernestinemaloy8680

2 жыл бұрын

I been cutting my own hair since I was 17...wth it's free...

I was at the cable company yesterday (i don't have cable but i have their internet). I asked for a reduction of my bill and they took almost $30 off per month for the next 2 years! All you gotta do is ask.

@yellowstonekv959

2 жыл бұрын

That's great they did that for you. In my area (northern Illinois) my company won't budge an inch. They have the most dependable wifi around and they know it, especially that folks work from home and need it. They'll give an extra channel for 3 months like they're doing someone a favor, but refuse to bring down their prices. Our alternative choices are slim to none.

@TheSwissHillbilly

2 жыл бұрын

@@yellowstonekv959 Would you happen to be with ATT? (We're in Milwaukee, Wis metro area.) They have terrible customer service, but their Internet is good. I haven't called to see about getting slower Internet for cheaper as the Princess recommends, because I don't want to go through the pain of waiting on hold forever, being lied to, then trying to straighten it out the next month when you get your bill and everyone has amnesia. But, as you say, there isn't much of a choice in our market. You are getting "channels" with your Wi-Fi? ATT is always trying to upsell you with a "package deal". Of course, one service (Internet in our case) is always going to be cheaper than two (Internet + Cable), no matter how they package it.

We've basically furnished our whole house on items we have purchased on "Offer up" We've gotten quality antique furniture for next to nothing. I refuse to pay for the garbage they make at furniture stores these days.

We are so frugal. For greeting cards we go to the store and read each other’s card instead of buying them.

@comments_from_me

2 жыл бұрын

We’ve done that too.

@swaziswimmer

2 жыл бұрын

My parents did that for many years!

@mariabui2969

2 жыл бұрын

@@comments_from_me wait....that was not a joke??? Ppl actually do that???

Thanks for not wasting our time with endless exposition, like most KZreadr do! Good tips, too.

The best save is the life you saved....hello from Germany....DIY dog toys....just stuff a few old socks together, make a knot....my dogs like it

I live thrift stores but even those are becoming "gentrified". So you have to watch prices there also.

We reuse some of our garbage bags. The night before garbage day we gather bathroom and trash from other rooms and put the trash in one bag. We won’t dump the trash in the can. It makes the can stink. Bags are worth it for us.

I use white vinegar as a conditioner for my hair once a week. I live in a tiny I built myself. My power bill has been $25 or less since last September. 3 months ago it was $19.36. I have a 12,000 btu air conditioner built into the wall 6 feet off the ground. My water bill has been $20.80 a month since I moved in. I just learned how to pressure can and I've been canning up a storm for later use. ( p.s. I live in the hot part of the country, Alabama. ) If you want to save money keep trying and listen to this lady. I love your great tips. Please keep up the great work.

I coupon for all of my toiletries!! Free toothpaste, deodorant, shampoo container, dishsoap, toothbrushes, makeup etc!!

@PraveenSrJ01

2 жыл бұрын

Where exactly can you find these coupons? Would love ❤️ to try couponing to save money 💴.

@broodieivie207

2 жыл бұрын

​@@judys5767 You will have to work the deals. Use the apps for your store, match them to sales, and use other apps to gather points to redeem for other things. I won't kid you it is work.

Same here, most clearance racks these days are less expensive than thrift stores. Thrift store prices have been rising due to resellers.

1:25 in Europe it's considered a full size fridge :)

I am a famous cheapskate. My late mother in law used to make fun of me. I read all 3 of the Tightwad Gazette books many years ago. Just yesterday, I showed someone how to make a party hat from newspaper. Thrift is a virtue. Even if you save $5 per week, you will save over $200 in a year. Tina, Al's wife

Prepper Princess, asked for and got a bidet for Mother's Day! My husband calls it my , "A$$ blaster 5000". LOVE IT. think of my kid every time I use it! 🤪. Seriously, solves TP shortage worries and irritation issues (anyone who doesn't have a gallbladder and has IBD will understand). Not to mention, hardly use TP anymore which I was using up like crazy. Best purchase ever. Thanks for the tip!

@SusanR0928

2 жыл бұрын

Haha A$$ Blasster 5000! That's awesome

Great video! I really enjoy seeing how other frugal people live. It’s so interesting to me.

A dog is one of the true joys of life. Life is good, life is very good. God bless.

I enjoy when you move the camera around to really show your audience that you actually do what you say and say what you do! You have inspired me over the last couple of years and we live a similar lifestyle, and it allows me the freedom to do wtf I want!😁

I use very little laundry detergent. Most people use way too much. I have also started only washing my hair about once a week, since I retired.

I do most of these. I re use tea bags as well. Some people I know reuse their coffee grounds to make weak coffee and use it on their gardens too. Some coffee shops will give you coffee grounds for free if you are nice and polite when you ask them.

as a new widow (i/2 income) I appreciate your post.

@tamib64

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry for your loss. May the Lord comfort you and give you peace.

long time no see - hang in there PP! You, Canadian prepper, Alaska granny, common sense and military training help me get better prepped for evil. Thank you kindly. Take care.

She’s a really smart woman she knows how to save money, it’s also a bonus when you’re single you save so much money 😉😊

I bought an off brand bottle of laundry soap a few years ago and I was so sorry I did that. The soap left a sticky residue I could feel. So instead I just buy what's on sale of name brand soap. It was .99 for off brand or 1.99 for reg. It's worth the dollar.

I only read during the day. Same with showers. Sun is free. If possible, go naked at home or wear raggedy house clothes if youre not going out. Saves money on laundry.

@t.g.7180

2 жыл бұрын

Wtf 🤣🤣

My husband doesn’t want a bidet, so I bought a $.97 spray bottle from Walmart. Does the job…

@broodieivie207

2 жыл бұрын

you could have reused an empty dish soap bottle. And so what if he doesn't want a bidet buy it anyway, install it yourself he does not have to use it.

New subscriber here. Your videos caught my eye, because I am a van lifer, living on my Social Security as I live and travel in my converted cargo van. Your insights in how to save money and be frugal is very helpful, especially for those living on the road. Thank you. I did go on Amazon and got your book. Reading it now.

Boxers are marvelous companions-thank you for saving a life. I have secondhand cats.

When people call me cheap I always say " thank you for noticing."

You save this planet too 😺 My "second hand cat and dog" send their love 🐶

Love your videos! I am here because my mum and dad survived the Great Depression! I am grateful for every day of my life! You are a great role model!

I got my husband a meat dehydrator for Father's Day b/c of your videos inspiring me to make jerky for the household with reduced-price meat. I bring my breakfast, lunch, and snacks to work daily. I drink free courthouse coffee (I do pay for the little flavored creamers to keep at my desk). If I happen to go out for lunch, it's when the boss is buying everyone's or if we get a really cheap lunch special at Mexican for like $6, and order water.

2:40 Since Tp is the major cause of toilet clogs, it could also save on plumbing calls, usually billed at emergency rates.

I get free stuff off the curb-- lumber, tools, kiddie pool, mulch,etc that I then use around the house.I find Ollies Discount is cheaper than going to the local Goodwill for t-shirts and work shirts.Ollies is also good for indoor paint, fertilizers,wiper blades, canned/boxed food items

@johndevanwayne4272

2 жыл бұрын

Goodwill became greedwill !

@TheSwissHillbilly

2 жыл бұрын

What is Ollies? (We've always used "found items" as well--curbside, dumpsters, lost items along the road, etc.)

I definitely picked up a couple good tips that I hadn't thought of thank you! I live about as Frugal as can be though. My total bills for the month run roughly $125 and I have no house payments or car payments, heat strictly with wood from my 20 acres, hunt and fish regularly , and even though I live 6 or 8 miles from the nearest blacktop road I still only put about 1,800 miles on one of my vehicles and a little over 2500 on the truck total for the whole year. I plan my trips very carefully and run multiple errands at one time so I'm not running willy-nilly. Both vehicles I purchased used with approximately 41 or 42,000 miles on them and one I've had for 13 years and just broke 78,000 , my truck which I've had 15 years just broke 100,000 both of which I paid cash for when I bought them ,and they'll likely last me for many more years . I also downsized from an almost 2,000 ft house to 695 square foot house two years ago which has made an amazing difference in my finances since I live on Social Security income. Electric vehicles or bicycles are really not an option for me living here at the High Mountain Homestead , but I am in the process of doing a solar system to run my house and will be running my new garage once it's completed. Even though last month's light bill was just slightly less than $34 for the house , which was actually a bit higher than normal since I was using a bunch of power tools to build a wood shed this last month. I'll be switching to solar, but will still remain on the grid sense solar will be primarily be for my garage as it will likely be my biggest energy hog due to all my shop tools, welders and air compressor. I do however have three classic cars ,two of which are absolute gas Hogs and full-blown hot rods so I guess I do have my vices!! LOL! But then 2 of those only get driven very rarely and my 1972 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia is under restoration at the moment. I generally only use them to go to local car shows , occasional trips to the racetrack and for the occasional car club Cruises, so what I save on daily and monthly expenses I splurge on driving my hot rods during the summer months. Which usually only amounts to,two or three thousand miles total for the year. What's the old saying? " man cannot live by bread alone " so yes I definitely do spoil myself on occasion when it comes to my hot rods and it doesn't really break the bank when I go out and blow a hundred bucks on fuel for the day! Even OLD kids have to play sometimes!! LOL

Sounds good. I won’t room mate though. I’m a fighting chicken 🐔. I need my own perch.

Prepper princess, I need more longer videos from you. Your content is 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

We barely use Air Conditioner , I hang all my clothes out. I go to my local library , that is affiliated with our entire state of other libraries, meaning over 240, so I go on line and just order movies or series of what I want to watch . We are allowed 10 each, so with hubby it's 20 dvds..all free. If I want internet I go to my library. Also my cell I use pay as you go...mint is not in my area. I cook out side ,I never use our oven, my car is 1999. Second 2002. I use all rags and micro fiber clothes. I am all about beating the system. Thank you , I learned a few new things! Except your yard,it is cute ,but sorry gotta have my land. Lol.

I hang all of my clothes as well. I am blessed that I have a lot of deck railing that I use as well as drying racks that I have had for decades. In inclement weather, I just bring my drying racks inside. It just requires a bit more preplanning, but it works wonders. I also am a frugal shopper. I preplan my weekly food needs, shop at grocery stores that sell off brands or seconds...save 1/4 of our income, an am 100% debt free, including not having a mortgage. I still do all of my bill/accounting the old fashioned way with paper and pencil...I am an old soul, I guess.

@TheSwissHillbilly

2 жыл бұрын

For the winter, we have rods around the house to hang clothes inside--like the shower curtain rod, rods for curtains used in place of closet doors, a rod hidden behind a door, and a rod across the back-door alcove. I just hang everything, including sheets, on hangers and hang them to dry on one of these rods. Underwear and socks typically get put on drying racks.

I am 64 wished i could have done better sooner in life.. i love your awesome videos!!i am still trying to get my act together! ty Pp.

I love all your videos & you are the best role model for people of every age!!! You are a very sensible, realistic, & health conscious cook in my opinion too. Never stop these videos!! I "need" you!!!!

Much respect Princess you're helping a lot of us. I can now see the fruits of my labor. Can't believe how much money I DON'T spend anymore. I see you also care about the homeless, the environment, Rocky- and animals in general, your family ... and I just respect that so much I hope you'll continue helping us. And God Bless you in Jesus name.

Love your second hand family member ❤

Also we get a lot of bags from charity sops stuffed through our door, we use them as rubbish bags, just turn them inside out also we use old compost bags for rubbish. we have only used 2 black bags in the last 11 years

This is my roommates, he's broke.... This is mine, I'm a millionaire! Classic!

I love how she always has her sweet doggo at the end of each video. he reminds me of my dog that I miss so much ❤

I’m so depressed. Thank you for the tips.

Excellent! Positivity at it's best. Loved it!

So many great ideas. Love it. Love my Dollar Tree makeup. I also shampoo once every 5 days or so & water everything down. I don't go out too often at all, I do my own manicures, but only what's on sale. Love all these tips so much!

I bought TWO matching pairs of cups and mugs but only only ONE pair of saucers to go with them since I figured I would probably never use BOTH pairs of cups and mugs at the same time!

@bunnyboo6295

2 жыл бұрын

what if you have a guest

@NTSCuser

2 жыл бұрын

@@bunnyboo6295 I live alone so one pair is enough! :o)

Great video! I'm retired living on social security for the most part. MY apartment rent went up so I cancelled my cable tv subscription which was about $120 a month. And just have internet for $63 a month. And I have a Roku TV which gives me hundreds of channels. I also have a analog TV converter box and antenna which gives me the main TV channels free. Most of the TV shows I watch are old reruns and I can watch them on the analog TV. But I do need the internet. Although, what did we do before the internet? My cell phone only costs $35 a month. My car will be paid off in a month or so, and then I will finally be debt free!. My apartment rent is the highest expense I have. And apartments are expensive these days. Thanks.

Would you consider doing a video onsetting up solar, and powering your home off the grid...and would love to hear and learn more on the Mini Splits

@Messymy

2 жыл бұрын

Think she did some of those in the past.

Question how are you able to reuse garbage bags? Doesn’t your city require your trashed to be bagged up?

@angeldsouza777

2 жыл бұрын

Right? I asked the same, because they sure do require that here in London, or they might refuse to collect - which would mean mess = odours = vermin... 🤷🏾

@heatherk8931

2 жыл бұрын

It goes into a big toter or large plastic bin the garbage collection empties

Only use paper towels (the half sheet kind) to oil my cast iron after I clean it (but I will use the same paper towel for a week or so). Everything else, I use "unpaper towels) that my wife made from some old flannel shirts of mine.

@toosexy7955

Жыл бұрын

I do the same with olld shirts I don't wear..

I’m starting a new me. Selling my place and buying a house for cash. I’m always going to follow your advice. It’s an amazing way to live! Thanks for all you do, love it 😍

@twa2471

2 жыл бұрын

I did the same about two years ago Kendra and I don't regret it for one second. I sold my old 2000 square foot house on a pretty busy thoroughfare I've lived in for over 35 years and moved into a beautiful modernized cabin on 20+ acres with nothing but forest land all around me and a nice brook with about 15 small waterfalls running right in front of the house. The nearest blacktop Road is about six or seven miles away and I'm the next to the last house before the power stops. After that it's about 6 miles to the next nearest neighbor and my closest neighbor here on this road is about a thousand feet away or better. I'm also surrounded by nothing but state , Federal and Timber Company land where no one will ever build. I'm absolutely living the dream here at the High Mountain Homestead amongst the deer, bear, Fisher Cats and about every other wild creature you can think of native to Vermont !!! I couldn't be happier!

@kendragarrett457

2 жыл бұрын

@@twa2471 wow!! That’s amazing!! I hope I get that lucky, but I can try to live a life that I need. No frills just peace. Thanks for your awesome input. Sounds like sweet digs 🥰

Coffee grounds are excellent for the garden ! I also don't believe in a gym membership ! I walk and walk my dog ! It's great for the both of us

Thank you for sharing your frugal knowledge.

Finally a proper frugal video this is the kind of stuff we need!

My primary vehicle is 24 years old, my second vehicle is 55 years old.

This is my roommate’s, he’s broke..This is mine, I’m a millionaire! 👏🏻😂

PP Aways an inspiration!! Keeps me motivated and challenged to do better. Appreciate the enthusiasm, much love and blessings!

Terrific video. I thought I knew all the frugal tips, but I learnt a couple of newies! Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺.

My car is 15 years old and looks new ..I bought it new and kept up.maintence. I don't wear make up. I wear clothes three times too. Food is bought on clearance or only buy lost leaders. Use electric and heat only when the weather is extreme. Never eat out and I love my life .

Please explain how you reuse your garbage bags and how you get rid of trash. And my car is 9 yrs old and has 41,000 miles, woot!

Love this!!! Love the way you think and live. You are a very smart and wise person.

FYI cleaning windows with DAWN and water worked amazing. I doubted it being streak free! Thanks for the tip!

I definitely need to try these hacks to save money 💰. You are very clever and thank you so much for sharing these. I will give some of it a try!

You rock. My deepest respect. I have an e bike. I am 66 years old.

@jmo2104

Жыл бұрын

I love hearing that linda! I'm 63 and just listening to prepper princess feeling like I should get an e-bike myself.

I LOVE this woman! 😍 We do some of these as we don't have a big income. You have inspired me dear Princess, to do even better!

Love your channel you are a doer and not just a person talking all the time in a room or in the woods and you show what you do keep it up..thank you...

I want to get frugal but I don't know where to start. And I just love your yard it is beautiful. I have stopped using paper products which is a big thing for me I love paper towels and only use them occasionally but I want to start watering down my shampoo and conditioner that's excellent idea I had no idea you could even do that and I do use less laundry soap than I used to cuz I have heard it works just as good with half the amount I admire you so much and thanks for your videos that's very helpful.

Yea!! For rescuing animals!!♥️👍🏽👍🏽🐾🐾🐾

Wow! I seem to find your videos at the exact right time! I've been considering what to do about my refrigerator. It's on its last leg and probably costing me more energy wise. I'm still not going to replace it till it breaks but good to know this about apartment size fridge! It's exactly what I've been checking into. You are my kind of person! I do so many of these things too and I've got so many more good ideas from you now! I've been pinching pennies all my life. I am so glad I found your channel!

Fortunately, I do most of these things already. Thanks to the pandemic and being quarantined, I had the time to get my hair to adjust from being washed every day, to now once a week (or maybe twice if it is hot, icky weather). Because of this, shampoo/conditioner bottles that previously only lasted a month for me are lasting well over a year. I do use coupons combined with sales so personal care items like the shampoo/conditioner, toothpaste, and laundry detergent are nearly free or sometimes I actually make money getting them. Almost everything I own was gotten free or used, which gives everything in my home a great story. When I tire of something, I sell it. For example, I got a great chair and ottoman set for $25. I loved it for several years, but recently wanted a recliner. I sold the chair/ottoman for $40 and bought a fabulous recliner from an estate sale for $10.

Who ever your beneficiary is, he or she is very lucky. They will be enjoying the fruits of your frugality one day. I wish I could be 1/4 of frugal as you are.

Well I must've learned from the best cause I already am doing almost all of those things!! 😜 (except the generator/solar panels) 😉

@frogmoonmama

2 жыл бұрын

Me too!

Thanks for the info! I will def check into the mini-split system as here in AL my AC sometimes cannot handle the heat/humidity for several hours during the hottest temps during the day. i do have a window unit and floor fan in my bedroom which works great at night. So my washing machine went wonky and will only do a spin cycle now. Instead of buying a new one, which is only me living here in my farmhouse, I wash my clothes, etc once a week in two 5 gal buckets in my tub. One for washing, then ring out and transer to the other to rinse, rinse, rinse, add white vinegar at end. Then spin in the washer and hang on the line outside to dry. I didn't mention but my whole house is on Well water so no water bill.....next step, get the well pump hooked up to solar. Love your channel.

@rld1278

2 жыл бұрын

If you have a habitat for humanity restore, or can get on facebook marketplace, you can find reasonably priced used appliances. My first set came from my grandpa. He was a handyman and sold me a set he got from previous owner who bought new. I had those suckers for years.

Love this. One of your best videos. Should be called "The easiest extreme ways to save money at home.

Second hand family members are priceless!!!♥️♥️♥️♥️

Thanks to Prepper Princess's advice I now turn my water heater off at the breaker box right after my showers and turn back on an hour before the next one! I followed her advice on cutting the cable and now save $80 a month! Blackout curtains are next on my list of money saving things to buy! Soft water salt bags and pet food bags make great trash bags!

@arlenegeorge2379

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!also cereal bags are good for freezing food.

@51Springfield

2 жыл бұрын

@@arlenegeorge2379 Yes they are! Thanks for the idea!

For a guy like me who throws nickels around like manhole covers my dear with your video you’re a girl after my own heart!

@Sarah-yj6lf

Ай бұрын

Right there with you. If I ever come across a woman with her know-how, I'll switch teams.

Secondhand family is the best way to save money! I'll bet Rocky is the best investment you ever made.

I’m going to add water to my shampoo and conditioner to make it last longer. I started a new job 5mnths ago and I didn’t have many items suitable for work for winter. So I went to the thrift store yesterday and a cardigan and polo neck, for $1 and $4 dollars. I’m slowly building a collection for all seasons and hope to spend less than $60.

@SimplyBeautiful516

2 жыл бұрын

That’s fantastic!!!

@cherylT321

2 жыл бұрын

Good for you!

@msvictoria8164

2 жыл бұрын

@@whatthe3131 Will do, thank you. Should be easy to do as I have to wear Black tops and black pants, to match the branding of my organisation.

How do you reuse garbage bags? I can only imagine you dump it in the container and rinse/reuse. But I suppose you must wash out the bin routinely. Am I missing something?

You are so generous with your time and energy! Thank you so much

NO WAY IN HECK I AM REUSING GARBAGE BAGS! I am frugal too but there is a limit....garbage bags are cheap!

@puppylovetruth

2 жыл бұрын

I am curious how she reuses them and garbage bags are expensive imo... 😁

@annjean8709

2 жыл бұрын

😆😆😆

@missdeeva2266

2 жыл бұрын

@@puppylovetruth are the dollar stores they are not and when you go grocery shopping or just about any store you shop at you get FREE bags ....use those

@joseysparadise9899

2 жыл бұрын

It's better for the environment too...

@heatherk8931

2 жыл бұрын

@@pennynickels5216 where is that?

Can you please do a video on reusing trash bags and what products do you use to clean your house? Especially the trash bags

@sued115

2 жыл бұрын

You dump your trash in the outside garbage container and reuse the plastic trash bag.

My car is 10 years old and has only 38,000 miles on it 🤷🏼‍♀️

I adore your secondhand dog. ❤️❤️❤️ All of my dogs have been rescues and they are adorable, loving creatures.

I love when you go over ways to cut costs. Most of them I already do, which I take as a pay on my back for the effort. Others I take as great suggestions and try to implement. Either way, thanks for helping inspire us all!!

Black out curtains, using them since I could remember. Small fridge check Home made Iced tea, not coffee, check. Clover lawn, not turf. Very low maintenance and it helps pollinators. Check. Clothes shop only for special occasions. Water, one of the best ways to save money. Diluting liquid soaps adding a minimal 1/4 of water to it. Shampoo, dish and laundry detergents. Laundry detergent lasts me around 6 months. Shampoo/conditioner twice a week. 6 months. I use a dish washer, at least every other day because I absolutely hate doing dishes. And if you do, like me, never use the pods. Those things are flipping expensive. Dry powder works just as well, and it won't "break the dishwasher". That's only if you put too much in or don't wait for the cycle to end. All my lights outside are solar, and yet have to master bringing it inside. I'm getting there.