Frugal Living Tips Weekly (December 09, 2018)


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At Home Tracing Table

By 15mhhm15

At Home Tracing Table - paper over the image on your tracing tableWith just 2 household items you may already have at home (a glass table and lamp) you can make your own tracing table/area.

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This Week's Guides
Developing a Frugal Lifestyle
Father and daughter putting money in a piggy bank.
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Shoemaker fixing shoes.
When Are You Being Too Frugal?
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Spending Time with Grandchildren
Man with Granddaughter
Today's Posts

Use Drink Bottle for Hot Cereal

By Sandi/Poor But Proud

A drink bottle being used for hot cereal.I love these cylindrical drink bottles. They not only hold a lot of liquid, but other things like rice, pasta, oatmeal, etc. Being a lover of hot cereal at night, I hated to put the cereal in a measuring cup then having to wash it. So I came up with this wonderful idea.

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Save Lotion with Rubber Band

By attosa

A rubber band on a lotion bottle to prevent the dispenser from going down fully.You can save the amount of lotion and soaps you dispense from pump-style bottles by wrapping a big rubber band around their necks. When you go to pump, it dispenses a much smaller amount, making it easier for you to control how much comes out. My family members and I are always calling to each other to take the extra dispensed lotion off our hands. Now we just band it up instead!

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Save Styrofoam Packaging

By Robyn

Using recycled styrofoam to wrap a cord.Styrofoam pieces, often found in gift packaging, can be used to store items such as extension cords, Christmas tree lights and the like. This keeps styrofoam out of the landfill and provides extra storage at the same time.

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Decorating an Artificial Tree with Elegance

By Jackie H.

An artificial Christmas tree decorated with poinsettias and white lights.I always had a beautiful full fresh real Christmas tree until I became alone. It was just too much! So with my artificial tree, I had to start getting crafty with it! Let me show you! I went to the Dollar store and bought bunches of poinsettias & sprays of holly. I filled in all the spaces with these bunches and added a few sets of extra clear lights!

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Removing Stuck-on Labels

By suz1230

A stuck on label on a to-go coffee cup.Nothing I'd tried worked in removing this label's glue. And I mean I tried everything, yet that's as far as I'd gotten with it, being left with that large gluey patch. Well, this morning, I tried something different, and it worked, after all this time of not being able to get the label glue off and not using that to-go-mug.

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The Christmas Tree Grinch

By xintexas

A sad and small Christmas tree.My father bought our Christmas tree every year on Christmas Eve. My father, well, he was a bit of a Grinch when it came to purchasing a tree. He didn't want to spend money for a tree that was only going to be up for one week. It was his money; after all, we were spending.

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