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Romaine I find doesn't go bad as fast as iceberg either PLUS if you trim off the brown bottom of romaine put in water in sunny spot it starts regrowing new leaves. One is gotten a few leaves started plant In soil. Iceberg can do it but tend to take longer to regrow. Plus, it seems to rot more often during a regrowth attempt
I don't have case lot sales in OH but we do have amish stores within an hours drive where I get my bulk grains. I did get butter for $3/lb a flat of canned corn and another flat of green beans at 50c each from Meijer's in the beginning of December. Cream cheese is usually a great price this time of year, I get about 12 bars and freeze them along with the butter to last all year.
I use paper towels as seldom as possible. The problem with that greasy tray is that that grease that you wash off after wiping it with the butter wrapper ends up in your pipes. I’ve seen videos on it.
Another tip. I throw out no organic waste. I collect and pulverize in my Vitamix grinding container with water and year round pour into my plants. Haven't bought fertilizer in 6 years. Egg shells with so much calcium prevent bottom tomato rot.
Bless you! 🤧 I never knew dishwashers had filters that could be cleaned. Apparently, my mother didn’t know, either. Her house was immaculate at all times. Not a day went by that she wasn’t cleaning something, somewhere. Where I currently reside, the only dishwasher is myself, but if I ever live somewhere with the actual appliance, I will thank you for the filter-cleaning tip.
Really appreciate all the money saving tips, Tawra. I am passing these shows on to my grown sons and their families. We have been picking up DVD movies at Yard Sales or Thrift stores. Watching them and then reselling them in our annual Garage sale, so we get the money back or make a little extra depending on how much we originally paid! Going out to a movie theater has become so ridiculously expensive- even without buying any treats at the snack bar. And most of the new movies have been bad anyway. So....We are enjoying old James Bond movies, Clint Eastwood westerns, movies from the 70's and 80's, PBS British murder mysteries- stuff like that.
I save peanut butter jars , mayo jars, etc to put grease in from browning ground beef, bacon etc. The lids are tight in case the garbage bag has a hole in it. It can be used as suet in the winter
I love these kinds of videos. I quit buying paper towels a few years ago. I do the same thing when getting grease into the trash. I just got the free cookbook. Thank you.
I would never put my rags in my regular day washing. It is a load with nothing but rags. However, your point is well taken. I do use paper towels for grease catch on bacon, fried fish, fried chicken, fried mushrooms, etc.. Great video.
@@LivingOnADime It's the underwear in the laundry that I don't want to wash with the kitchen dishcloths/towels! It may theoretically all come out clean, but the idea of everything in there sloshing around in the same water is just yuck!
There is no reason you need to wash your rags. I don't wash my nasty or gooey ones at all - I just throw them out the same way I do paper towels. I don't understand why people are afraid to throw them out the same way you do paper towels and the rags I don't even pay for the they way you do paper towels. Just cut up old t shirts, use and toss.
I have a load adjusting washer, so I save 2 weeks worth of rags to wash alone/sanitize. I also wash whites (underwear/ socks) together in adjustable load. These are the keep separate washes.
Best idea, putting paper towels under the sink. My husband and son just grab them for anything .. im going to put mine under the sink.yay!! sink.yay!!!
Hello from Missouri. Sending a HUGE thank you for the FREE e-book, I literally can't stop reading it & I can't wait to try out the recipes. It's truly a blessing to receive it, again THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!!!
Dollar Tree has those long plastic grabbers that go down your drain and pulls the hair to the top, they have barbed ends on them. We use them all the time to pull up thehair in our drains. They work wonderfully for $1.25!! Also, I put my candles in the freezer for an hour or so to get old candles out of a glass jar. They slide right out when frozen.
So many of my rags wind up in the shop or barn, ever see a mechanics greasy rag? Once they wind up in the shop, there is no way I could ever use them in the house. SO.....I got a fantastic deal on a bundle of 50 microfiber rags, 3 different colors. The pink ones are used for bathrooms, the yellow for the kitchen, not dishes, and the blue for the rest of the house. I bought a bundle of black dish cloths and towels just for my cast iron. My red and white dish and tea towels are for my daily kitchen chores like dishes and counters. The only time we use paper towels is for things we clean after using them with cattle, like vaccine guns.
Yup we use old rags only use paper towels for greasy messes or a dog pooo mess to throw out in the dumpster right away . Look in the front of you laundry soap box it’ll tell you how much is in there lol
I use the brown paper that a online company use as packing paper to drain my fries etc I have cloth squares as napkins. for the garbage I use every possible bag so I don't need to buy them, I knit my own kitchen cloths and have loads on hand. I bought fancy cloth napkins for guests at the thrift store.
Your videos & books just blow my mind!!! The money we are now saving is incredible. I have been watching your videos for years now, and they never cease to amaze me. Thank you, Tawra, Jill, Mike, and family.
There is a long plastic strip with teeth and a handle you can use to pull hair out of your drain. They are supposed to be disposable it we just wash it off. It works great and is very satisfying in a gross kind of way:)
@ the oil can still soak through. Oh, and we don’t subscribe to newspapers. But I guess we could use the glossy adverts we get in our mailbox. The oil wouldn’t soak through those.😊
Just recently watched one of your videos and subscribed. Many of your tips are things I was taught by my mother growing up. I really enjoy watching you share them with your subscribers. Great information and ideas to pass along to others. Our entire family is made up of several generations of frugal people. Nothing ever went to waste. My mother used brown paper sacks our groceries came in to drain fried foods when I was growing up and even those didn't go to waste after that. They were twisted up and used as fire starter in the fire place, or in the fire pit outside. A few family members who used paper towels to drain bacon or friend foods when they became a thing in later years, they also used them as fire starters as well. I've used the plastic inner food liner and packaging bags like the cereal bags you used in one of your videos for years now. Used paper filters, coffee grounds, egg shells, and all food peels, skins, etc. go into the compost bin. Not even a table spoon or two of vegetables or meat went to waste, because my mother kept a plastic sealable container in the freezer with all of these small amounts of leftovers in until it was full. Then it because vegetable soup or stew for another meal. It warms my heart to see lots of other people out there still doing the same things, being wise and resourceful in a world full of too much waste! Looking forward to binge watching many of your other videos. Blessings to you.
thank you for the free dining 1 ebook! i have the gluten free dairy free print version and had been debating getting the regular one! so generous of you❤
I use paper towels as seldom as possible. The problem with that greasy tray is that that grease that you wash off after wiping it with the butter wrapper ends up in your pipes. I’ve seen videos on it. It accumulates overtime and builds up.
I just did a search about using bleach if you have a septic system. For disinfecting, use no more than 3/4 cup. But it's not really a good thing because it kills the beneficial bacteria that keeps your system working as it should. A couple things recommended instead are salt, vinegar, Borax, used independently, I assume. Salt sounds like a good option maybe a long with some baking soda. It should polish and disinfect at the same time.
🎉we always cleaned with dish rags after use, we never heard of paper towels till I was a young homemaker. I did not wash them with regular wash because of disinfectant.
Knitting needle rubber tips (used to keep stitches from slipping off between project ) should work on the tip of your dye bottle. If you know any knitters they probley have one without a mate. You would want what they call small size
Growing up my family was very frugal. We hardly ever used paper towels. Of course, as a learned behavior I have done the same. However, I love the guacamole tip. I had tried in the past but didn't use the lime juice. Next.time avocados go on sale I will be making some
I use old bottles for grease container put HOT grease in coffee cup when cool pour into old milk jug or water bottle whatever is container going in trash.
You can drain your bacon on newspaper. I like to take my meat out of the bought package and vacuum pack it.. I don't worry about removing the bottom soaking pad if it doesn't come off easily but just remove it when unthawing it 😊. Also if you have pets, especially long haired ones, it's important to clean your dishwasher filter often as it can ruin the dishwasher.
i used to use parchment paper till it got brittle no sence throwing it away kinda wrinkliy i just knew they have it at the dollar store i should try it and butter and margerine wrappers for using in pans my one aunt used that idea and her sister lived w/her she thought it was not good because she never baked i did it and i was younger then them nothing wrong w/doing that
I stopped using powdered detergent as well along time ago, but as watching Tara in this video, I wonder if we could add I don’t know a cup of water to the 1 tablespoon of powder detergent, and shake it before you put it in your laundry so it doesn’t leave the white spots?
I have all your books but my favorite is the spiral bound "Dining on a Dime Cookbook." Is this still available? I would like to get 3 copies. It's the best of you books!!!!
When I do use paper towels for cookouts as napkins.i save them. I wash and dry in sun then I use them to collect tomato seeds. I cut tomatoes on a plate and inevitably get seeds in juicy mix. I've weighed the tomato and sop up the viscous seed mix onto paper towels. I dry out the paper towel. Note weight of tomato and save the seeds. When planting I take the dried sheets out, picked ones that are from biggest tomatoes. Done this for 10 years never a problem and my yield is amazing. Seeds are expensive mine are free.
I will never use baking soda on my hair EVER again!!!! It stripped my hair so badly it was like straw....and I have oily hair. For me it's better to just wash it once a week or so, unless it's really dirty. Brushing twice a day will distribute the oil. Don't forget to clean out and wash the brush.
Please do not use baking soda on your hair if you have colour in your hair, if your hair is white or silver or gray or has never been coloured ….it might be OK if you have oily hair . I’m a hairdresser and if you use baking soda in your hair all of your box Dye or hair colour that you paid hundreds of dollars for at the hairdresser will be stripped out. Baking soda is a clarifying /stripping prouduct. Think about when Tayra uses it to scrub or sanitize burnt on greasy dark or stain items 🫤 Baking soda is very very harsh on your “hair color”.❤
TAWRA, a TIP to defrost your meat. I put my frozen meat on a paper towel or plate then place in my microwave on the DEFROST SETTING for 3-6 minutes. Try the 3 minutes first and repeat if need. Don't over defrost the meat. Let your meat rest for 15-20 minutes in the microwave. This is the easiest and best way to defrost your meat with less mess. Note: don't over defrost or leave in microwave longer than 20 minutes because that would be unsafe.
I agree you can save money by coloring your own hair . But every so often you need to color your entire head because your color noticeably fades over time . Or you can have more expensive procedures done at a beauty school for small cost .
@@LivingOnADime Thanks I'll give it a try. By the way, we just made the pumpkin bread from your gluten free, dairy free cookbook. Yummy! No one would ever guess it's GF/DF.
Hi Tawra. You should try using a laundry ball for clothes washing. One lasts a year or more for our family of 4 for probably $5. We wash everything on cold too 👍🏻. Saves the time $ & effort of buying detergent too
I had never heard of these. They sound interesting. Some people don't like them, but they get some good reviews too. If I can find them cheap enough, I might give them a try. Maybe they work better for things like towels and not for really dirty clothes?
Tawra you said "a napkin or something " why aren't you using cloth napkins. They're really cheap at 2nd hand. They also take very little space I use 2 per week per person.
@@coupontherapy2635 same person sits same place using same napkin. Then wash it's mainly used at dinner. During the day ie lunches they tend to grab a leftover from restaurants (unused) paper napkin
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'Thank You' so much for the eBook Tawra & Mike! very kind of you ♥😊
Does this only apply to America? This is the second time that it hasn't worked. Best wishes from Switzerland, Doris 👋🇨🇭
I like to use empty jars (spaghetti sauce, pickles, olives) for grease
I set my honey and molasses jars in a sandwich baggie so they don’t drip in my cabinets. I like your idea as well
Romaine I find doesn't go bad as fast as iceberg either PLUS if you trim off the brown bottom of romaine put in water in sunny spot it starts regrowing new leaves. One is gotten a few leaves started plant In soil. Iceberg can do it but tend to take longer to regrow. Plus, it seems to rot more often during a regrowth attempt
I don't have case lot sales in OH but we do have amish stores within an hours drive where I get my bulk grains. I did get butter for $3/lb a flat of canned corn and another flat of green beans at 50c each from Meijer's in the beginning of December. Cream cheese is usually a great price this time of year, I get about 12 bars and freeze them along with the butter to last all year.
I use paper towels as seldom as possible. The problem with that greasy tray is that that grease that you wash off after wiping it with the butter wrapper ends up in your pipes. I’ve seen videos on it.
Another tip. I throw out no organic waste. I collect and pulverize in my Vitamix grinding container with water and year round pour into my plants. Haven't bought fertilizer in 6 years. Egg shells with so much calcium prevent bottom tomato rot.
I bought a pack of 12 paper towels last August and I still have three rolls left. I use rags for everything too.
Bless you! 🤧
I never knew dishwashers had filters that could be cleaned. Apparently, my mother didn’t know, either.
Her house was immaculate at all times. Not a day went by that she wasn’t cleaning something, somewhere.
Where I currently reside, the only dishwasher is myself, but if I ever live somewhere with the actual appliance, I will thank you for the filter-cleaning tip.
Really appreciate all the money saving tips, Tawra.
I am passing these shows on to my grown sons and their families.
We have been picking up DVD movies at Yard Sales or Thrift stores. Watching them and then reselling them in our annual Garage sale, so we get the money back or make a little extra depending on how much we originally paid! Going out to a movie theater has become so ridiculously expensive- even without buying any treats at the snack bar. And most of the new movies have been bad anyway. So....We are enjoying old James Bond movies, Clint Eastwood westerns, movies from the 70's and 80's, PBS British murder mysteries- stuff like that.
Wipe clean from the least dirty to the most dirty or contaminated surfaces first. Usually do the walls first , the floors last.
Bacon cubes, genius!
I save peanut butter jars , mayo jars, etc to put grease in from browning ground beef, bacon etc. The lids are tight in case the garbage bag has a hole in it. It can be used as suet in the winter
Thank you for these extremely helpful videos! Your advice is the best! I cannot wait for more!
I love these kinds of videos. I quit buying paper towels a few years ago. I do the same thing when getting grease into the trash. I just got the free cookbook. Thank you.
How do you get the free cookbook please?
I've been doing "No Poo" shampoo for years. I alternate using Baking Soda and Water to Baking Soda & Apple Cider Vinegar for 1 month each.
When you put the creamy in the crunchy peanut butter and I heard him say “WHAT “! 🤣🤣🤣
I would never put my rags in my regular day washing. It is a load with nothing but rags. However, your point is well taken. I do use paper towels for grease catch on bacon, fried fish, fried chicken, fried mushrooms, etc.. Great video.
I find it interesting that people won't wash rags with their laundry but are more than ok with washing dirty underwear in with their clothes.
@@LivingOnADime It's the underwear in the laundry that I don't want to wash with the kitchen dishcloths/towels! It may theoretically all come out clean, but the idea of everything in there sloshing around in the same water is just yuck!
There is no reason you need to wash your rags. I don't wash my nasty or gooey ones at all - I just throw them out the same way I do paper towels. I don't understand why people are afraid to throw them out the same way you do paper towels and the rags I don't even pay for the they way you do paper towels. Just cut up old t shirts, use and toss.
@@LivingOnADime😂😂😂
I have a load adjusting washer, so I save 2 weeks worth of rags to wash alone/sanitize. I also wash whites (underwear/ socks) together in adjustable load. These are the keep separate washes.
I always save my bacon grease, seeing you freeze it in cubes is great! Thanks for the tip!
I agree
my grama used bacon grease for gravy way back when i never tasted it
Thx so much for showing us ways to get by without paper towels ! It really helps for you to show specific examples 😊❤️
using paper towels is not goood rags were better and those swiffer dusters are a joke i think it keeps coming off the stick
Best video(s) ever! The calculations segments were hilarious! Great tips, most I hadn't seen before. Thanks for sharing them!
Best idea, putting paper towels under the sink. My husband and son just grab them for anything .. im going to put mine under the sink.yay!! sink.yay!!!
Hello from Missouri. Sending a HUGE thank you for the FREE e-book, I literally can't stop reading it & I can't wait to try out the recipes. It's truly a blessing to receive it, again THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!!!
Oooh Tawra I didn’t know we could freeze avocado 😮
Dollar Tree has those long plastic grabbers that go down your drain and pulls the hair to the top, they have barbed ends on them. We use them all the time to pull up thehair in our drains. They work wonderfully for $1.25!! Also, I put my candles in the freezer for an hour or so to get old candles out of a glass jar. They slide right out when frozen.
So many of my rags wind up in the shop or barn, ever see a mechanics greasy rag? Once they wind up in the shop, there is no way I could ever use them in the house. SO.....I got a fantastic deal on a bundle of 50 microfiber rags, 3 different colors. The pink ones are used for bathrooms, the yellow for the kitchen, not dishes, and the blue for the rest of the house. I bought a bundle of black dish cloths and towels just for my cast iron. My red and white dish and tea towels are for my daily kitchen chores like dishes and counters. The only time we use paper towels is for things we clean after using them with cattle, like vaccine guns.
hate it when my house rags end up in the garage!! Grrrrr
Yup we use old rags only use paper towels for greasy messes or a dog pooo mess to throw out in the dumpster right away .
Look in the front of you laundry soap box it’ll tell you how much is in there lol
I use the brown paper that a online company use as packing paper to drain my fries etc I have cloth squares as napkins. for the garbage I use every possible bag so I don't need to buy them, I knit my own kitchen cloths and have loads on hand. I bought fancy cloth napkins for guests at the thrift store.
Your videos & books just blow my mind!!! The money we are now saving is incredible. I have been watching your videos for years now, and they never cease to amaze me. Thank you, Tawra, Jill, Mike, and family.
I just pour my hot grease into a Tupperware and put it in the fridge or freezer. When it's solid, I pop the disk out into the trash.
There is a long plastic strip with teeth and a handle you can use to pull hair out of your drain. They are supposed to be disposable it we just wash it off. It works great and is very satisfying in a gross kind of way:)
I’ve bought them from Dollar Tree but I rinse them and reuse them
We drain fried foods by setting up a cooling rack with foil underneath. Toss the foil and no mess.
Instead of using foil, try using newspaper that way there's no cost wasted buying foil
@ the oil can still soak through. Oh, and we don’t subscribe to newspapers. But I guess we could use the glossy adverts we get in our mailbox. The oil wouldn’t soak through those.😊
Just recently watched one of your videos and subscribed. Many of your tips are things I was taught by my mother growing up. I really enjoy watching you share them with your subscribers. Great information and ideas to pass along to others. Our entire family is made up of several generations of frugal people. Nothing ever went to waste. My mother used brown paper sacks our groceries came in to drain fried foods when I was growing up and even those didn't go to waste after that. They were twisted up and used as fire starter in the fire place, or in the fire pit outside. A few family members who used paper towels to drain bacon or friend foods when they became a thing in later years, they also used them as fire starters as well. I've used the plastic inner food liner and packaging bags like the cereal bags you used in one of your videos for years now. Used paper filters, coffee grounds, egg shells, and all food peels, skins, etc. go into the compost bin. Not even a table spoon or two of vegetables or meat went to waste, because my mother kept a plastic sealable container in the freezer with all of these small amounts of leftovers in until it was full. Then it because vegetable soup or stew for another meal. It warms my heart to see lots of other people out there still doing the same things, being wise and resourceful in a world full of too much waste! Looking forward to binge watching many of your other videos. Blessings to you.
thank you for the free dining 1 ebook! i have the gluten free dairy free print version and had been debating getting the regular one! so generous of you❤
You're so welcome!
I use paper towels as seldom as possible. The problem with that greasy tray is that that grease that you wash off after wiping it with the butter wrapper ends up in your pipes. I’ve seen videos on it. It accumulates overtime and builds up.
I just did a search about using bleach if you have a septic system. For disinfecting, use no more than 3/4 cup. But it's not really a good thing because it kills the beneficial bacteria that keeps your system working as it should. A couple things recommended instead are salt, vinegar, Borax, used independently, I assume. Salt sounds like a good option maybe a long with some baking soda. It should polish and disinfect at the same time.
🎉we always cleaned with dish rags after use, we never heard of paper towels till I was a young homemaker. I did not wash them with regular wash because of disinfectant.
Knitting needle rubber tips (used to keep stitches from slipping off between project ) should work on the tip of your dye bottle. If you know any knitters they probley have one without a mate. You would want what they call small size
That's a great idea!
A good program, thanks!!
Glad you like it!
So , 1 Tbsp liquid detergent for a regular load of clothes ?
Wow, I thought I was doing good by using 1/3 cup!! Thank you!
I use 1/3 of a cup for powder detergent as well 😲
Yes, correct
Good to know. I was using 1/4 cup.
Growing up my family was very frugal. We hardly ever used paper towels. Of course, as a learned behavior I have done the same. However, I love the guacamole tip. I had tried in the past but didn't use the lime juice. Next.time avocados go on sale I will be making some
How can I keto my romaine lettuce fresher longer? Thanks everyone for your advice!
Love your videos! New to your channels!
I always saved old food jars , like peanut butter jars and put grease in it .
Throw out in trash once a week in the summer longer in the winter.
Excellent recap of all your tips. I can always use a refresher.
Glad it was helpful!
I save a used vegetable can pour grease in the can and freeze and toss in the trash when you desire and it will not leak.
I use old bottles for grease container put HOT grease in coffee cup when cool pour into old milk jug or water bottle whatever is container going in trash.
fantastic hacks and tips Tawra, thank you so much! 🙏♥😊
You can drain your bacon on newspaper. I like to take my meat out of the bought package and vacuum pack it.. I don't worry about removing the bottom soaking pad if it doesn't come off easily but just remove it when unthawing it 😊. Also if you have pets, especially long haired ones, it's important to clean your dishwasher filter often as it can ruin the dishwasher.
Thanks for the tips
I like to use old men's undershirts cut up for rags. I use cloth napkins and don't even buy paper napkins.I just wish my husband was on board.
Is there a way to find clearance in the store, like the cashews, without walking up and down every aisle?
Thanks for all your helpful advice!
Thank you for the shoutout! Thx for all the tips!
Of course!! Thank you!!!
would you only use 1tbsp of liquid laundry detergent?
wow, that bacon grease idea 🤩
Right?!
Other than cleaning out the drain, did you use any solution?
i used to use parchment paper till it got brittle no sence throwing it away kinda wrinkliy i just knew they have it at the dollar store i should try it and butter and margerine wrappers for using in pans my one aunt used that idea and her sister lived w/her she thought it was not good because she never baked i did it and i was younger then them nothing wrong w/doing that
My hubby cleans our dish washer filter, too.
Thank you for the video 😊
alays that powdred soap left dry sots on blk pants stated using liguids spots
I stopped using powdered detergent as well along time ago, but as watching Tara in this video, I wonder if we could add I don’t know a cup of water to the 1 tablespoon of powder detergent, and shake it before you put it in your laundry so it doesn’t leave the white spots?
I have all your books but my favorite is the spiral bound "Dining on a Dime Cookbook." Is this still available? I would like to get 3 copies. It's the best of you books!!!!
We don't sell the spiral bound any longer. It's our vol. 1.
When I do use paper towels for cookouts as napkins.i save them. I wash and dry in sun then I use them to collect tomato seeds. I cut tomatoes on a plate and inevitably get seeds in juicy mix. I've weighed the tomato and sop up the viscous seed mix onto paper towels. I dry out the paper towel. Note weight of tomato and save the seeds. When planting I take the dried sheets out, picked ones that are from biggest tomatoes. Done this for 10 years never a problem and my yield is amazing. Seeds are expensive mine are free.
I always use recommended amount . It gives me the best result . You need to measure .
Love these videos
Love your show❤
Great video! 🤩💫🌟 so many awesome tips!!
Plus romaine has some food value, iceberg does not.
I’ve been hearing that for years and I don’t believe it. It has to have sooooommme!😄just not as much as the greener stuff!
Like your hair colored. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Is the measurement for the powder laundry soap is the same for the liquid laundry soap? I have a front washer.
Does the 1 tablespoon of detergent apply to liquid soap as well?
yes
Great video 😊
I love the bacon cube, how did u make them without melting the trays. Thanks. ❤
Silicone
How much liquid laundry detergent would you recommend please.
1 Tbsp.
I make rags from old t shirt type materials
Funny how I have that same green bowl.
I never use parchment paper under oatmeal cookies they never stick unless you burn them
I will never use baking soda on my hair EVER again!!!!
It stripped my hair so badly it was like straw....and I have oily hair.
For me it's better to just wash it once a week or so, unless it's really dirty. Brushing twice a day will distribute the oil. Don't forget to clean out and wash the brush.
Please do not use baking soda on your hair if you have colour in your hair, if your hair is white or silver or gray or has never been coloured ….it might be OK if you have oily hair . I’m a hairdresser and if you use baking soda in your hair all of your box Dye or hair colour that you paid hundreds of dollars for at the hairdresser will be stripped out. Baking soda is a clarifying /stripping prouduct. Think about when Tayra uses it to scrub or sanitize burnt on greasy dark or stain items 🫤 Baking soda is very very harsh on your “hair color”.❤
how is your fibro? you look great! Like the hair color. are you taking any new supplements? Liked the video!!!
I re-use that same bird feed bag for trash 😅
Do I win a prize for seeing the 20,000 at 25:58?! Hope you guys are all feeling better. -much love from NJ ~Mary & fam
LOL! This was from a video last year on my other channel when I was trying to get to 20K subs.
Roma usually has greener leaves thus more nutrition
I am super impressed with the dining on a dime e book. I plan to buy the paper version because I like it so much.
TAWRA, a TIP to defrost your meat. I put my frozen meat on a paper towel or plate then place in my microwave on the DEFROST SETTING for 3-6 minutes. Try the 3 minutes first and repeat if need. Don't over defrost the meat. Let your meat rest for 15-20 minutes in the microwave. This is the easiest and best way to defrost your meat with less mess. Note: don't over defrost or leave in microwave longer than 20 minutes because that would be unsafe.
If I could break hubs from using paper towels I would use about 3-4 rolls a year. Use them only for GROSS stuff. Cleaning rags work just fine. 😁
🐥 🐥🐥🐥🐥When you bake chicken, put the seasonings ON THE MEAT 🥩 UNDER THE SKIN. Lift the skin up and sprinkle it on.
Works well when you own your own washer and dryer. What about those who have to use public washers & dryers?
What about it? Just throw it in with your laundry.
Laundry is not done weekly.
Trying to find the link for the grocery price book but not finding it. It’s probably right in front of me
Nope my fault! I forgot to hit save and put it in! :-) Adding it now. thanks for letting me know! :-)
shop.livingonadime.com/products/price-book
I was going to buy some or make reusable paper towels and I even looked into reusable toilet paper but my kids didn’t want me to switch so I didn’t.
I like your honey bottle.
I agree you can save money by coloring your own hair . But every so often you need to color your entire head because your color noticeably fades over time . Or you can have more expensive procedures done at a beauty school for small cost .
I swear after using them for year I prefer the wash rag. Paper towels are pathetic.
I clean as I go to
I have a daughter that can't have dairy, have you ever tried your ranch mix with coconut milk so it's dairy free?
No but I do use soy and rice and it's very good.
@@LivingOnADime Thanks I'll give it a try. By the way, we just made the pumpkin bread from your gluten free, dairy free cookbook. Yummy! No one would ever guess it's GF/DF.
I use 1/3 of cup of powder detergent 😮
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Why don't you use liquid soap? Is the powder better?
I use both. After testing 50 detergents I have a lot to use.
Your son is so funny
Hi Tawra. You should try using a laundry ball for clothes washing. One lasts a year or more for our family of 4 for probably $5.
We wash everything on cold too 👍🏻.
Saves the time $ & effort of buying detergent too
Thanks for the tip but I tested them and they don't clean.
I had never heard of these. They sound interesting. Some people don't like them, but they get some good reviews too. If I can find them cheap enough, I might give them a try. Maybe they work better for things like towels and not for really dirty clothes?
Tawra you said "a napkin or something " why aren't you using cloth napkins. They're really cheap at 2nd hand. They also take very little space I use 2 per week per person.
That's one thing Mike won't use.
@@LivingOnADime wonder why?
2 per week per person? So you're collecting food and saliva on each one for a few days before getting a fresh one ?
@@coupontherapy2635 same person sits same place using same napkin. Then wash it's mainly used at dinner. During the day ie lunches they tend to grab a leftover from restaurants (unused) paper napkin
Romaine lasts a Lot longer and more nutritious
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