Frugal Living Tips Weekly (January 13, 2019)
Today's newsletter had a thoughtful article about starting the New Year with frugal intentions. We also have an alternative view to setting those New Year resolutions. If you have any tips to share, please send them in.

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Finally Starting Out Being Thrifty

By Theresa

A jar of change being saved.My partner and I are on SSDI with SNAP and I am enforcing a budget for 4 people in this household. We consume a lot of tea so we get the gallon bags on our main shopping trip. My partner brews it up in a large Dutch oven like pot and makes 2 gallons out of that, one for him and one for the rest of us.

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This Week's Guides
Protecting Trees and Flowers from Spring Frosts
Frost on Flowers
Reusing Refrigerator Baking Soda
glass jar with baking soda and spoon
Training an Aggressive German Shepherd
A German Shepherd dog wearing a collar and a halter.
Making Homemade Cough Drops
Homemade Cough Drops
Uses for Banana Peels
Banana Peel
Uses for Avon Skin So Soft
Applying Skin So Soft Under Eyes
Today's Posts

Homemade LED Vanity Mirror

By attosa

A homemade LED vanity mirror.Skip paying $30 and up buying a light-up vanity mirror and make your own from the dollar store! You can get a decent sized mirror and LED lights for a buck each. Just affix the lights and turn them on for use. I love this for things like precise eyebrow tweezing. You really catch all the details!

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Project Computer Screen on TV

By Judy

A computer being projected onto a TV screen.My only splurge is yoga class. At first, teachers came over and corrected my alignment often. It was worth the price. Five years later, not so much. I read about yoga classes on the computer, but the screen is small. I knew there had to be a way to hook up the computer to the TV screen. I looked it up on YouTube and they said an HDMI cable would work. One end goes on the port on the TV and the other end goes on the port on the computer.

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Alternative to New Year's Resolutions

By Donna

A houseplant in a pot on the floor.I like the comment I heard today in exercise class. This young woman said she doesn't make new year's resolutions but instead picks a word to think more about and implement personally for the year. Her words this year were "commitment" and "support". That's an interesting concept!

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DIY Nasal Breathing Insert

By VBartlett

Plastic tubing cut into small sections to be used as a nasal breathing insert.Those adhesive strips (to help better breathing) didn't work for me. I made my own devices instead. This is heavy rubber tubing from the hardware store; I use 5/8 inch diameter. Cut, with scissors, into approx 1/4 inch circles; you can get quite a few from 6 inches of tube.

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Save Dead Batteries

By 15mhhm15

A collection of batteries in a container.When a battery is supposedly not working anymore or running low for a particular gadget, do not toss it out! It can actually be useful for a different gadget or as a spare.

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