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Hit us with the "if it's yellow let it mellow!" 😆 I love listening to your videos even though I don't really care much about the tips I just like your voice and cadence
I set a goal for 2026 that I will save one dollar a day into my savings account. I’m already saving into my 401(k), etc., but this is just a means by which I can save a little bit extra and I’m determined to stick with it.
Thank you
We use foam hand soap as it seems to dispense less product. We refill our present dispenser and do not buy new ones.
This young lady does such a wonderful job & is really providing a service. 🩷
Please, though, don't use chain dollar stores unless absolutely necessary. The employees are treated terribly (much like Amazon's). John Oliver on the Late Show did a good segment on it. It's available here on YT.
Personally, I submitted a letter to them to let them know I wouldn't shop there anymore, nor bring the people in my shopping carpool. Will one letter matter? Not in the slightest. Many letters on the other hand, perhaps. Better would be laws protecting workers.
The hand flapping is distracting, sorry.
Wow! Just subscribed. Super ideas we all need to hear. Thank you so much.
I rarely, but rarely eat out. 🤷
I use a 5 gal bucket to catch the cold water when I’m showering. Then I use a 1 gal bucket to flush the toilet throughout the day. I even have a laundry wand, I can use the same water to wash my unmentionables. I think I save 15 gal/day.
I just found you. You're a kindred spirit. Your life style has been mine all of my 55 years of life. It's so nice to see someone making videos that actually encourage less spending. The reusing of things reminds me of my mamaw who was born in 1906 and taught me so much. Our young folks today need this kind of information. Thank you for taking the time to do these videos. Creating content, and putting yourself out there is time consuming, and allowing yourself to be exposed to the nastiness or there.
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Check your toilet(s) for leakage. It can make a difference of $10 to $30 per month on the water bill. Just look at the pool of water at an angle that reflects the light. If you see ripples on the surface, there is a leak.
Just subscribed after watching this video. First of all, you have a wonderful smile and approachable manner. Right to the point and very articulate. Thanks!
New subscriber. So many tips to try. Thx for sharing!
Whats the whole list in words someone put it in the comment section
I make crochet and knit my own scarves and hats and blankets.
I have made curtains and pillow cases.
Yes I find that the Polish food is cheaper than the British food (I live in the UK)
When I went vegan my gricery bill was immediatly cut by almost 40!
Yes, EAT LESS FOOD as 75% of us are overweight or obese…cut your portions in half, save half the money!
Swapping platforms is a great idea, I've never have thought about it!
Iike to find creative ways to re purpose things
You lost me at peeing in the shower lol
Best one yet!!!;
I always have staple veggies like carrots, cabbage, green onions, cilantro, and basic salad greens in my fridge. I will then pick a 'hero' ingredient each week and use it in several dishes that week in different ways. That way I have the basics to make just about anything with different spices, but I have something new to play with as well.
Save the trimmings from most veggies in a gallon ziplock in the freezer, avoid any moldy parts. Save raw or cooked meat in separately labeled bags. Make your own stock with a few extra spices and either waterbath in canning jars or freeze for future use. I use broth all the time to make rice, soup, sauces, gravy, etc. Save citrus rinds and extra ginger in the freezer and make a pot of tea on the stove with one regular herbal tea bag. It is so good either hot or cold the next day. You can freeze buttermilk in ice cube trays before it goes bad. It does lose some of the thick viscosity, but it still works in pancakes, waffles, or dressing. I love having it on hand whenever I want.
Great stuff, old school frugality! I'm always listening to money saving videos and all some of the got is side hustle/cancel subscriptions. But you did 60 hacks in 13 minutes! Love it!
The tip about savings on your bank account debit card is a win! I couldn’t believe the quick savings on every day things like gas for our car!
Can I add: use sheets n pillow cases for curtains or use as a furniture cover.