Category Archives for Frugal Tips

Cut Dryer Sheets In Half

Save money…..Cut dryer sheets in half – half is all you need and will last for more than 1 load of laundry. Disclosure: Some of the links below are affilate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase.

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Carrot Cake Made With Baby Food

When making your carrot cakes use baby carrot food instead of raw carrots your cakes will be more moist and taste a whole lot better enjoy Disclosure: Some of the links below are affilate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase.

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Make Your Own Slippers

These slippers take almost nothing to make, are very warm, use up stuff that would usually be thrown away, and are a fun craft idea for a lazy afternoon or even a snowday project for older kids. What you need- an old towel 10 plastic grocery bags (regular size) 1 spool of thread needle optional […]

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Christmas Season

Good Evening, I hope everyone is celebrating a wonderful Christmas season! For our family, it just started! The traditional Christmas season is between Christmas Eve and the Epiphany, January 7th. We use the “12 Days of Christmas” to celebrate – putting our tree up on Christmas Eve, listening to holiday music, watching the recorded Christmas […]

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Cheaper Tomato Paste And Sauce

Love the money saving tips here! In my area, a huge can (institutional size) of tomato paste or tomato sauce is a lot cheaper per ounce than buying small cans. I usually make several batches of spaghetti sauce (with and without meat) on the days that I open those huge cans. Then I fill small […]

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Cheap Bamboo Knitting Needles

Some years ago, I saw a pattern on TV on how to make a sock. At that time, I didn’t have double pointed knitting needles and didn’t have the funds to purchase a set of them (when I looked, few stores carried them and they were all way toO much for a set of 4). […]

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Sinus Relief – Tomato Shots

I have suffered from sinus trouble often until I ran across what my daughter named Tomato Shots. At the first sign that my sinuses are beginning to bother me I use the following recipe for 3 days, before breakfast. So far, it has worked every time. TOMATO SHOTS 1/8 cup tomato juice (2 tablespoons) 1/8 […]

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Microwave Popcorn in Paper Bags

I posted a hint last year about making ordinary popcorn in a brown paper lunch bag, closing the bag, and microwaving it for about three minutes. It works very well but I’ve since read that the paper bag could catch fire, so it’s not recommended. Just a hint. I bought a popcorn microwaveable bowl with […]

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Herbal Cold Relief

I am a long term sufferer of asthma and bronchitis and so have had to take a lot of cold medicine in my day. I hate all of it! I stumbled on to this remedy and while it is not the tastiest stuff you will ever drink it is a lot better than the commercial […]

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Stretch Liquid Fabric Softener

I like a brand of fabric softener that is a bit more expensive so to make it go farther. I dilute it by half with white vinegar.  It still smells great and I get two bottles for the price of one. Disclosure: Some of the links below are affilate links, meaning, at no additional cost […]

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Plastic Wrap Untangling Tip

We all know how frustrating it can be when the plastic wrap or Saran wrap always clings together when you tear it off the roll. It is hard to straighten it out. Keep the plastic wrap in the freezer and it will not cling to itself when you tear it from the roll. Disclosure: Some […]

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