25 EASY Money Saving Tips EVERYONE Can Do! Money SAVING Hacks
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I hope y'all have a wonderful week!
I love you!!
Lori
Love love love line drying the laundry! Gave my dryer away years ago and don't miss it.
How water heater turned on once a day for two or three hours. 80 gallon tank keeps it hot overnight
Use a smaller refrigerator, works great.
Meal planning, yep... love it
Use cloth dish rags, very absorbent, not interested in paper towels.
Zero debt. None, no purchase is worth going back into debt
Written budget every month that includes give-save-spend
Nice about a $10 phone plan!!!!
Parks services has lots of options for inexpensive or free entertainment
Gratefulness is key. Nothing like contentment
My food processor cost me $4 twenty years ago at a thrift store. Still works great.
I use a solar oven out back to do a lot of baking and my candle making. Works great.
Love your content. Keep it coming!
Wait a minute. A solar oven? What? I need to know more!!!!
And that’s neat about the water heater. I didn’t think of that!
A cast iron fry pan can last u a hundred years.
Only meal plan for 4 meals we eat one meal for 2 days and always freeze left overs to make meals with leftovers no waste love your videos thanks ❤😊
Great idea!!
Just watched your video so right on rule #11 so true
Not only does hanging laundry save money on hydro, it also helps clothes last longer. In my case, going out to hang out really boosted my mood as well. I struggle with depression & even the few minutes I was out there to hang things helped a ton.
I don't add bleach in my whites,over time it will break down the clothes and towels
I love hanging my clothes out on the line. (And in the winter I hang them on a rack in front of the wood stove.) Not only does this save money over using the dryer, it helps your clothes last longer. Dryers are very hard on clothing. And no -- you don't need new cookware. I'm using pots and pans I got for wedding gifts 44 years ago and they still work great.
Oh a wood stove. How I wish I had one of those!!!! 😍😍😍😍
Stainless steel last a lifetime.
My pans have been in regular use for the last 26 years and I am sure they will last for the next 26.
You also are creating your own humidifier when you dry your clothes on a rack. Every bit of humidity in the winter helps.
This would actually be a decent class in high school... love this video
What a wonderful compliment. Thank you!!
In the old days😂 we took a class called home economics..
My dryer broke, I never replaced it, my electric bill is significantly lower 😊
Really!?!
I think towels that are line dried exfoliate and invigorate your skin a lot better. I think people may overlook this because they are accustomed to fluffy towels. They also will purchase chemical exfoliators
@@paulasumpter530 great point!
Our 30-year-old dryer just broke and I’m not replacing it. I have an outdoor clothesline and made an indoor clothes rack for drying clothes in the winter. I made the indoor rack to be suspended from the ceiling and raised and lowered for use or when not in use. I love it!
@@fearisasnare8468 good for you!!!!
I’ve gotten so many compliments on clothes I’ve gotten from resale shops, garage sales and clearance racks. My sisters are always mad because I find the best stuff. Lol
Ha! Yeah I get the comment “you always find the good stuff. I never can find stuff like that”. But I think it is a trained skill to know what to look for. And the more you go, the more you will find, which is a good/bad thing!
I love to shop pre loved as it means I can buy better quality than I could afford new.
I think your pots and pans are just fine. It just shows they are well loved.
❤️. Thanks.
Thank you for all the reminders! Hubby and I are living on SS only and things are getting really difficult. I feel so encouraged by your video. New subbie. Watching this during the night because I can’t sleep because of the financial situation we are in.
Oh I’m so sorry. I know how those things weigh heavy. I hope things get better soon. I know that everything is going up up up and I know that makes it so hard. Sending love. ❤️
Hi Lori, i have to say that I am very thankful for this helpful video on a better way of living. My husband and I have been married only 6 months and our desire is to live in a godly, frugal and healthy manner making wise decisions and being content in everything. We’re in our early 20’s so we still have a lot to learn and it’s not easy of course especially with online shopping, higher demands and materialism in our society today. I oftentimes get wisdom from elders within our church and people like you that put out these videos faithfully! It really reaffirms my hope to being a homemaker and living out the purpose which The Lord has for us. Grace and peace to you and your family!! 💛
Congrats on your marriage! I think y’all will be just fine! Seems like you have your priorities straight and are thinking the right ways.
Thanks for the encouragement and stay in touch!!
Hello Lori you have lots of great tips i practice lots of them. We never eat out! I dry my clothes outside in the summer but this summer we have had so many days with 85% humidity that it seems like they take forever to dry. I cook 3-4 meals a week for dinner I have started trying to make like a couple of soups a week and a couple of meat meals there is still meat in the soups its just like an accent with more vegetables, beans, pasta. We eat leftovers on the other 3 days if say there is not enough leftovers we do a breakfast for dinner one night. My kids qualify for free lunch and breakfast at school so my rule is you eat at school if there is a day that they don't like the lunch they can pack a lunch but most of the time I expect them to eat free lunch and they usually grab free breakfast just because they have to be out of the house at 7 am. We also make the kids take the schoolbus it saves us a ton in gas. My kids get clothes 3 times a year and we usually buy things on sale or clearance they get some school clothes in august they get a few new things on there birthdays and christmas they get a few things that they want for holidays but they get a few things that are needs in our family its not uncommen to get underwear and socks for your birthday and christmas. My kids get 1 new pair of shoes a year unless they need them for a formal dance and grandma usually takes care of formal wear. I have started making my own cleaners because of allergies. I have had a garden for 7 years I grow as much as I can and pressure can as much as i can from the garden or things that i get a good price on at the farmers market. We hit dollar tree for items like shampoo, deoderant, bubble bath foe my autistic son it makes him happy we also get batteries, birthday cards, wrapping paper, toilet bowl cleaner. We stay out of the stores as much as possible. I meal plan our dinners and weekend meals. I am also making more of our baked goods from scratch. My kids are aware that we are not rich so they don't ask for a bunch of unecessary things. When the kids are at school my husband and I keep all electricity to a minimum if we are hot we turn a fan on instead of the big A/C in winter if we are cold I put on a sweater or an extra shirt and keep the heat off until we realky need it. For my husband and I we have 2 or 3 outfits for going out in otherwise we have around the house clothes may be stained but they are for getting dirty andwe use them until they fall apart. This is some of things we do to save money. Take care and stay safe Lori.
Thanks for all that! Great info!!
Something me and my husband do is on friday night for supper i will make a take out meal. Instead of going out we make the meal wecwould eat out at home. It goes in the planner every week. That way we still get the treat without takeout cost. We do eat out maybe once a month we have Chinese food because i think this one is harder to make on the cheap we need to many ingredients.
Tks for your input it sure keeps us all encouraged to keep moving on in our frigal lifestyle.
That’s a great idea!! And super sweet too! 💕💕
I line-dried clothes at our old house, but our current house doesn’t have a fence, and the neighborhood kids cut straight through. I wouldn’t trust them not to tear my clothes down. 😭😭😭 Learning basic sewing skills is a huge help, especially when you have kids. I can’t even tell you how many stuffed animals I’ve saved with a needle and thread, and sometimes I can even fix a hole or tailor my own clothes to fit better.
Oh no!! That’s awful! ☹️☹️☹️
I want to be a seamstress. I have a long way to go
I’ve gotten brand new small appliances at the thrift store. They probably were a present they didn’t use and gave away.
Oh how I love the thrift store!!!
I find it so stressful when someone visits like my mom and mother in law, and they check our refrigerator for a snack and everything looks bare because we’re eating everything we buy and then I feel like I need to buy a bunch of stuff to just to make the fridge look full.
We are meal planning well not over spending and our snacks may need some prep but we aren’t going hungry in this house.
People didn’t snack 40-60 years ago. They just ate during meal time.
If it’s working for your family, try not to worry what other people think. I’ve also been guilty of this in the past.
Stay strong. It will become easier, like we'll worn ahoes
You are doing great! Sorry for the stressful situation-I can relate a bit. ❤️❤️
This is in response to an earlier comment... apologies as I didn't get your name... I think its alexisblythe.....
Goodness that sounds invasive - checking your refrigerator for snacks!! I never - ever ... honestly visit people without treats be it pastries or fruit. I'm not obliged to do so but just like to. I realise it's the company that counts. But I'd suggest when they start looking for snacks - just flippiantly say "oh, I thought you were bringing some"
Use only 1/2 the amount of laundry soap than the bottle says. Same in the dish washer and when cleaning the toilet, pre flush with a 1/2 gallon of water you can use alot less bowl cleaner.
Great tips!!
I used to have a residential cleaning business….I made my own deep cleaner for the kitchens and bathrooms. Straight white vinegar (no water!) and a couple Tbs Dawn. For my ladies I also added Lemongrass essential oil (not needed but research shows it can kill many germs, like MRSA, and it smells soooo good!) but even just the straight vinegar and dawn will absolutely cut soap scum and mineral deposits like nobodies business. That area had super hard water……spray on shower walls including the shower glass, let sit a few minutes while I scrubbed the rest of the bath. When you come back and scrub the shower the dirt just slides off. It’s amazing. Worked better than any commercial product……to this day, dawn and white vinegar smells so good to me because it signals “clean”!!!!☺️
What great info!! Thanks!
Cloth diapering has helped our home through the years.
Your tips were right on...great video.
Have a blessed week.
Yes!!!
Great tips, Lori! Yes, I line-dry most of my clothes (but put towels and sheets in the dryer). Recently, I have been faithfully using a shopping list, meal planning, and "eating down the freezer" (reverse meal planning). Influencers are something our grandparents never had to deal with and yes - your cookware is great! Another tip would be to borrow items for special occasions - I have asked family members to borrow their water dispensers and coolers for an upcoming wedding (saving me from purchasing items and extras that I don't need).
Such a good tip!
❤❤❤ groceries are so high and still going up😢😢may God bless.. I love to thrift everything I need. God has blessed me with the things i need at thrift shops
I love thrifting too!!
#11 ….Yes,yes, and yes!! Your cookware is great! Thank you for affirming many of the things I already do!
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I recently purchased a new upright freezer which is easier to manage. I have a large plastic bin labeled left overs. So I put all bagged and labeled leftovers in there and can find them easily. I also have another bin labeled weekly meals. I meal plan and shop and then label in zip lock bags the individual meat items for the week. Then they are in that bin so I can just grab them easily. Now everything is very organized and things don’t go to waste like they did in my chest freezer.
That's a great idea!
New subscriber 1. Keep a/c temperature at 81 degrees. 2. Keep water heater turned off except for 30 minutes prior to bathing 3. Eat all meals at home 4. Research and find copy cat recipes of meals I enjoy eating out. 5. Downgrade oven to a toaster oven and hotplate 6. Downgrade refrigerator size
Wow! You are a master money saver! Great job!
Thank you for being realistic, down to earth, and practical! Many blessings to you and your family. Living a life of simplicty means we are happy and content with ourselves :)
So much of our lives, we spend purchasing things that we think we "should" have because of social media and influencers and commercials and "keeping up with the Jonesses", they'll be nowhere in sight when you're drowning in debt.
You are so right
Also, line drying your clothes causes much less wear and tear. Also less shrinkage.
Good points!!!!
Sometimes folks will say " oh 2 cups of Chicken is not enough protein for 5 people." However, if they take into consideration the fact that Cheese or Beans are added to the meal then there is enough protein per person. Also, we are not supposed to get all of proteins, carbs, veggies in just one meal but throughout the day to ensure good health. I like your idea of one protein making several meals. I cooked up a package of 14 sausages and made 4 soups using those plus other ingredients. 2-3 servings each and I froze them as I cook only for myself.
Good point! We don’t need a huge amount all at once! ❤️
Yes! I used 4 normal sized breasts to make fried chx salads for my family of 11 tonight. I pounded them thin, cut them into bite sized chunks and also cooked some bacon to add to it. Between the chicken, bacon, hard boiled eggs, and whole milk cheese there was a good amount of protein. I didn’t have much of any one source, but we piled our salads high and everyone was full. Shredding the meat really helps to feel like you’ve gotten a good portion as well.
They must be over eating& need to learn to fill up on the grains& or veggies!😊
I guess that I'm the unique one here, as I hate that outdoor smell on my laundry = I like linen or lavender/vanilla from detergent or dryer sheets 😊
Ha! I get you! I don’t notice an outdoor smell but if I did that would be a deal breaker.
I cook several pounds of chicken, or ground beef, roast etc at one time and either freeze most of it or use it within that week’s menus. I’m much more likely to fix dinner at home if I have the meat portion already cooked. I have dozens of options for using the meat depending on what I have in the pantry or fridge.
I completely agree about cleaning out the freezer. I am guilty of over buying and forgetting what I already have. A couple of tips I have; is to use your slow cooker/ pressure cooker at least 1-2 times a week making soups stews etc and is delicious. I don't watch tv ; stops me feeling anxious about world events and saves money. Rent out a spare bedroom on airbnb for the holidays as it will help pay the bills
Great tips! Thanks!!
Hi Lori always,good to listen to your advice particularly preparing food freezing dishes so later there are extra prepared meals for convenience as well as simply having home made healthy foods you've made yourself. Always good advice doing laundry etc great information. I would like to also take this time to thank you for showing us the baby goats they look so healthy and happy and of course adorable. Thanks!
Thanks for checking in! ❤️❤️❤️
Enjoyed your video. I do the same and was raised by Depression Era Parents.
Thanks!! I was thinking about doing a depression era recipe video. Any suggestions on that??
I love hanging clothes on the line! I have a “reel” line like the Amish! I’ve even hung clothes at night and they will be dry the next day when I get home from work. We have cut eating out to 1 or 2 x a month. I make my own laundry detergent, reusable dryer sheets and dishwasher detergent. Thanks for all your tips!
Thanks for the great tips. I am terrible about watching other people’s grocery hauls and then buying food that I don’t need just to try it. I’m going to stop doing that. Thanks😊
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Thank you for sharing this excellent video. I had never thought about keeping your gratitude Journal but I think I look start
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Just wanted to say that I love your content! Love watching you. God bless you and your big family.
Thank you so much!
I am delighted ro find you ! I use my old cooking pots and pans and remember my dear grandmother every time. I can still see her mixing a batch of her famous cookies----so sweet----pun intended. I break out, not up, my beautiful inherited china to create a beautiful meal setting, frugal and delightful===I love it. Perma pressed in the dryer on low for eight minutes and then hung---perfect. Thank you for a very helpful video.
Thanks for your sweet comment! Grandmother memories are so precious!
Great tips, line drying is a huge savings in my book.
Absolutely!
Excellent video! I'm always looking for new ways to save money. The top two from your list that I think are most important for me; keeping a gratitude journal and not letting others influence how you spend your money. Those two together are a crucial component to getting ahead financially. Thank you!
Thanks for that! ❤️
YES!!!! Still using pots, pans and casserole dishes that my grandma used. Food is delicious and the cookware still works.
That is so good!!! And they come with happy memories!!
I love drying clothes on the line too but I had to stop this year because my allergies were so bad from the pollen I was bringing in the house! For now I just air dry my fish cloths. But I agree I love how it feels to line dry! Haha!
Hope you can get a handle on your allergies!
Fish cloths?
I don't like the big spiders on my clothes that come inside when I bring the clothes in. Yucky
@Sasa-pm7jc yikes. I wouldn’t like that either! Give ‘em a good shake for sure!
I have an array of recipes from scratch. Simple but tasteful cooking with minimal ingredients that you always keep on hand is actually the best tasting foods.we grow a garden every year and we increase in what we grow and out garden size each yr. We also hunt. We can, dehydrate and freeze our harvest. We shop only for staples we use regularly but get them at their cheapest prices. If we eat out, which is minimal, we use coupons or meal deals. I clean with vinegar and baking soda. We use cloth napkins, infact just found 8ct pack if very good quality for 99 cents per 8 ct pk, I got 4 pks and they was in fall colors which is perfect for me. I prefer to shop sales, clearances, thrift stores, yard/garage sales and such. Very few things I will only purchase new, but not at full price. I keep pantry and freezers stocked, we do eat them down each yr and restock before winter (eat oldest before newer). Taught myself to sew, garden, and preserve foods.
We are relocating 12 hrs away next yr. We are currently in the process of selling off as much unneeded stuff as possible. Doung this cuts the cost of having to move so much, also by selling it this will help pay down more off our current debt , and helps us get to a more minimal lifestyle that I prefer ( was married 4 yrs ago and combined 2 very full houses into one). Also by relocating, it cuts the cost of us traveling to see family 2-3 tines a yr qhich cost us about $1000-$2000 each time we travel to see my kids and grand babies (so happy to be moving back home near them). I would love to get back to line drying clothes, which has not been possible whete we currently live. We just xhanged cell phone plans to a cheaper service and no contracts. We are fixing to get rid of our land line to save a bit more. We are currently getting our house ready to put up for sale. After saling it, the plan is to pay reast of debt off and purchase a much smaller home for much less (currently ha e large 5 br 2 bath home that has livingroom and den, sewing room, huge laundry room) since it is just me and my husband and soon my mom.
Plus we currently live in Maryland where cost of living a high and moving to Tennessee where cost if living is nuch lower.
You’re going to be my neighbor!! We live in Alabama!
I’m glad you’re getting to move back close to family and you’re going to love living in the south!
Thanks for your message and for watching ❤️❤️
Great video. So many good tips. Thanks Lori.
Thanks for watching!
You are amazing. Wise way beyond your years! So many need to hear this! Love your channel!
Oh thank you so much! 😘😘
#11❤❤❤ comparison is a thief, using not so beautiful things is such a hard lesson to learn sometimes.we don’t replace things until they are dead!
It is hard especially now when everyone seems to put the best out there and hide the rest. Thanks for watching ❤️
Instead of using oil in cleaner I use drop of dawn dish soap
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Thank you for mentioning infouencers. I have stoppped seeing some fashion influencers so that I do not desire the elevated look I like but do not need. I remember when we were kids on a good week we got on a Friday Kentucky Fried Chicken or pizza. Drive thru was not a thing. Unloading unnecessary self imposed pressure will help guard our mental wellness too.
YES!! All of this!!!!
The best money saving tip for us is not buying sodas, lots of snacking items, and disposable items. Ofcourse if I can find something for cheaper than me making it homemade we get it but that's extremely rare. We've also saved so much money on gifts that way. I made some monster cookies and now that's the request for people for Christmas rather than "gifts"
I would love to hear the “monster cookie” recipe (if you’re willing to share!!)
Great tips for helping others to be good stewards of what the Lord has given to us!!
Thanks!!!
I like the afghan on the back of your chair. It looks like it's crocheted. Did you make it?
I love it too but I cannot crochet at all! I bought it at a thrift store. It makes me sad when I see handmade things like that so I give them a home if I need it 😍
My daughter Kelsey can crochet like a pro!!
Great tips..
Especially about the phone for $ 10.00 plan..
Thanks!
All of these tips are amazing and true. I really believe we should be good stewards of our funds. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for this video! So many of these things we do as a family, but we can always improve. In this age of big spending and feeling like we have to keep up I feel so much better knowing we are not alone. Homeschooling has helped cut our spending as well. It cost much less to invest in a quality curriculum and teach it at home than it does to send our children to school. There are so many things that cost money in the public school system. I didn't even realize it until we decided to homeschool our younger children. Thanks again and have a great day!
So true!
This was wonderful, such great advice and tips. Thank you so much!
Thanks!!
Great video, and thank you for this helpful information!
Thanks for watching ❤️❤️
Thank you for these tips! I really enjoy your videos. 😊
Thank you so much
Great tips! I needed some of these reminders.❤
Glad it was helpful! ❤️❤️❤️
I’ve learned to make homemade dupes of our favorite fast food meals and save the eating out for specialty foods and special occasions.
I wish I could hang clothes outside but having an asthmatic child and myself being asthmatic it is not possible with all the irritants in the air where I live that will get on the clothes. I use wooden drying racks in my basement and the dryer. I really am getting better at reducing the drying time for my clothes that go in the dryer. Thanks for your other helpful tips. Im a child of Depression era parents and still use some of the things i've learned from them..like paying cash for e e everything. Lol.
Oh I never thought of that! That is a really good reason to keep your clothes inside for sure!! I am going to try moving to more cash and less debit I think. It makes a difference!
I can not dry my clothes on a line in my community, but I did research the peak usage times with my electric company, and I make sure to only use the dryer & washer during off peak hours. Saves a bundle, along with my blackout curtains.
That’s a bummer!
But a good alternative plan! I found a clothes drying rack at the thrift store! I had Chris
hang it on my wall in my laundry room and it is so convenient. Plus it isn’t an eye sore or in the way when not in use.
❤ I love this!
Thanks for watching!!!
another tip is to soak your washing in a barrel with cold water and washing powder then put it into the washing machine on a quick wash then a spin program for 10 mins.
it comes out like new. Then hang out to dry.
i save about $20 a month just for thinking ahead
Oh wow! Good for you!!!
I very rarely buy coffee outside; $5 each time adds up. I take home made coffee out using a thermo mug. I am going to build and live in a tiny house very soon ❤
Oh I want to live in a tiny house!!!! That’s my dream 😍😍😍
Thank you for sharing 😊
Thanks for watching!
Great video!
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Great tips Lorrie ❤
Thanks so much!
Your accent sounds kind of like mine ❤ I’m in KY. I subscribed! I like your channel theme…I need more peace and to save money and live more simply.
Thanks! Us southern girls give ourselves away when we open our mouths, don’t we 😂😂😂
If you are using nonstick and it's "worn out" then it has to be replaced.
I have chosen not to use non-stick pans due to the health concerns associated with them, but you are so right. If they are scratched they need to be replaced!
Or get cast iron cookware. It's more nonstick than most people think it is and will last over a century when properly cared for.
Exactly.
I live in an apartment and don't have a washer and dryer except the one downstairs for the entire building. Every load costs 2.00 to wash and 1.75 to dry. I researched handwashing and have a very large bucket and dedicated 🪠 plunger. After a year of hand wringing out clothes with my old hands, I purchased a Ninja clothes spinner. I believe that spinner has already paid for itself! My clothes get more clean then they did in that inefficient community washer, they are generally dry after 2 hours of air drying, and I am saving money in the process. (Water charges are included in my rent)
Wow! That is a great investment. They do charge an arm and a leg for those washers and dryers so I’m really glad you found a new and better option!
You should do a video on your clothes washing routine! That would be neat for everyone to be able to see!
Great video just buy only when things are at their lowest price
That’s a way to save a ton!
Buy major appilances used or new also get a home warranty mine was are $19 a mth or learn how to fix them yourself, most appilances built recently are plug and play. Be conscious of your actions moment to moment. My money saving journey started w learning how to change a showerhead and hanging towels to dry instead of grabbing a new one. Utilities charge the most when they are in continuous use over many hours. Most of all save from you now to reward yourself later. From planning for car breakdowns, vet bills to having cash on hand during retirement..starts with spare change or $1-2 dollars and builds up enough to sail through life's😊 tragedies and events..
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Excellent tips.
Thanks!
We never eat out
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Great tips!!
Thanks!
I love leftovers. I’m surprised to hear that’s a problem with some people. Really?!?!
Really! I worked with a woman who would order out for lunch every day and throw at least 1/2 away each time because she didn’t do leftovers.
I know several people who hate to eat leftovers. Hard to believe I know!
I bring leftovers to office for lunch daily
Thank you for this video. Many tips.
I make my own shower gel and kitchen soap. It's way cheaper. We must keep learning
Really? I would love to hear how you do that!!!!
I have made my own soap before but I haven’t done that in a while. I should get back to that soon!
@@homemadesimplewithlori dish soap sold in stores is expensive for me. My kids have allergies. So I buy chemicals for soap making from the market and make my own. Bar soap doesn't wash oily matter from my dishes well. Oh I do sell a bit to recover the costs incurred in making. I make 80ltrs and sell 40 of those. I used to make a lot of it for sell but then I got sick really sick and just had no energy to make the soap anymore. So I only sell to 2-3 clients and that's it. It's a very manual labour process but it works for me.
Sorry you are not feeling well. I hope you are able to get back to your healthy self soon ❤️❤️
Great tips❤❤
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Im on disability,so i get a free phone and free service! You cant get cheaper than that.
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I love to line dry my clothes!!!
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I really like number 11
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Hi Lori, great ideas and info! I love to put my clothes on the line but i dont use fabric softeners since there not good for your clothes and i have tried to use vinegar to help soften them, but even when it comes to my t shirts and pants, and towels they are always rough and stuff and i dont know a natural way to hang dry them and be soft any tips? Thanks for the ideas for me to think about
I don’t have any good tips because my family said not to dry their clothes like that 😂. But I did discover that having them out a short time where they just get dried my clothes were not rough. I don’t use fabric softener either so it is a definite issue that we have to work through.
Maybe just out your clothes in the dryer for a few minutes after you bring them in. Just enough to "de crunch" them !
I used to watch someone that would put her husband’s shirts in the dryer for 10 minutes and then hang them on hangers to dry.
@angelabryan7892 does that keep them from being rough?
I used to wash my kids' jeans, pop in a warm dryer (previous load of sheets or towels) and then hang in basement to dry fully.
Great Content
I line dry my clothes. But I dry sheets and towels in the dryer.
I have found really nice stainless steel cookware at the thrift store.
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Each week i take my meds 1 hour later thN the last and by end of month ive taken meds 4 hours later than the last and by end of year its about 3o days later or in other words i get a free months worth of meds free without any real dide effects
I told my husband this may be the most clever money saving tip I’ve ever heard! It also would get less pharmaceuticals in your body, which I see as a good thing. Still getting the benefit without all the cost and side effects!
Go to Southern States n get 1 ton of OATS for $357 grind it then grind again at finer cut. Makes 66000 big sevings or 164 years breakfasts. Your oats will b just as good as any you buy in store. After storing what u want share. Plan your meals around your oats with sides of potatoes, some meat greens etc. By doing this youll never go hungry n save crap load of money. NEVER GET THE OATS WITH BLUE ADDITIVE AS ITS FOR HORSES GOOD FOR HORSES BUT WILL KILL HUMANS.
Please give me an idea of the gratitude journal....tks a whole lot for sharing your thoughts...I am a widow from Srilankan...Ramona ❤❤
To begin a gratitude journal, you can get an inexpensive notebook and write about 2-3 things you’re grateful for each evening before bed.
You could also make it part of your daily planning and write something you’re grateful for on your daily planner or to-do list!
I’m thankful you wrote in to me and I hope you have a wonderful day. ❤️❤️❤️
I struggle with #11. 😢
Hi Sister Lori, could you please share the link of those UA-cam channels you mentioned on minute 15? We will really appreciate it 🙏 thanks and May Our Heavenly Father Bless you and your beautiful family.
Well, I didn’t really have any in mind but ones we like to watch are Fit Frugal Mom & Essential Craftsman. ❤️
I like Frugal Queen in France, Under the Median and Frugal Money Saver.
Best tip to save money in retirement...move in with your kids.
😂😂😂. Win win!!
I wish I could get my husband to quit eating out…..It drives me crazy.
I wish I could make myself stop wanting to eat out 😂
Try making what he likes from the restaurants at home till yours is better than what he could buy. Have his meals ready when he gets home.
If it’s in the budget, may I suggest an allowance? Hear me out before you think I’m being condescending. I used to watch every nickel and dime like a hawk when we had to and every expense outside of the plan would really upset me, now that we have a little more wiggle room both hubs and I get our gas money and a little extra for eating out, for me that looks like $20/wk to grab snacks or drinks while I’m out running around and for hubs that’s about one meal out of the office/wk. We’ve both agreed on this amount and I never feel upset that he’s spent his allowance or that I don’t have money to do anything.
This was after we did Dave Ramsey’s baby steps 1-3.
@brianwathen6113 I think that is a great approach!
You can’t get cheaper than 10$ a month for cell service. I’ll look into it.
I was shocked!
Mint Mobile is $15 a month and includes unlimited data.
@@Judith-b3tFor 90 days..I just got Mint Mobile too, unlimited. Then the price goes up to $30 + a month. Still okay with me 😊
I regift and I give my love ones things out of my home, instead of buying things at the store
I tend to waste money
It’s so easy to do
You get get very cheap mobile phone control and tablet contract unlimited phone text and Internet £30 for two contracts a month in the uk
Where do you live in the UK? We have visited a few times and LOVE it there. 😍
😂buggy!!
Ha. Cart? 😂😆
Live like your grandparents? My grandpa only traveled for work or funerals. No thanks to that one!
Ha. Well. It’s all within reason 😂
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Can't afford to eat out never do plus they charge to much plus I don't need to
Someone really said that???
It's nice that people are supporting your channel even though they have heard all this "advice" a million times from A million different "influencers" such as yourself. But it's nice of them to encourage you so you can make some money every month with this recycled advice.
I appreciate all my subscribers and viewers.
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