Why spend an arm and a leg (yours or anybody else's) on cleaning products that make your nose runny and your skin flaky, and causes your carbon foorprint to swell up?
Here are some cheap, natural cleaning products from your supermarket food aisles ... and from the dusty corners of the cleaning goods aisle.
in my youth, my parents did not have much income, and could have been considered relatively ‘low-income’, or low-middle income at most . as a result, there wasn’t much money that could go around for the 4 children in our family. i learned early on that i should attempt to minimize money-related requests, and instead, find frugal alternatives on my own to have certain needs met.
some of these methods i still use, while others have fallen away by the way side due to diminished time as an adult now, and/or being blessed with a decent income. however, i’d like to visit some of the approaches i took to see if i couldn’t still use them now, if i no longer do.
A nice post about frugal habits for people and would they continue to act frugally if they had all the money in the world. I look at someone like Warren Buffet who still lives frugally (for the most part) compared to the amount of money he has.
In face of the economic crisis, this is the best time to learn how to save money and cut your expenses. Check out this list and find over 1,000 ideas!
Don't go out and buy an expensive Halloween costume until you check out these suggestions!
An interesting look at two blogs who ponder morality vs money. How far would you go?
Frugality has a lot in common with living "green" -- so what's good for your wallet may also benefit the planet (and vice versa).
