Comments on: ‘Fruglier’ and ‘frugliest’ ways to save money http://sensetosave.com/2008/10/22/fruglier-and-frugliest-ways-to-save-money/ Wed, 08 Feb 2012 18:56:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: mzScarletthttp://sensetosave.com/2008/10/22/fruglier-and-frugliest-ways-to-save-money/comment-page-1/#comment-23460 mzScarlett Fri, 14 Nov 2008 01:31:15 +0000 http://sensetosave.com/?p=1046#comment-23460 Buy 1 bottle of fabric softener; use 1 teaspoon on WET rags to toss in; will last a year; (frugal) Frugaler: make your own fabric softener & do the same using "wet rags"; frugalist: hang your clothes to dry! for towels/jeans which get rough hanging to dry; simply put into dryer for 10 min; then hang to dry! Never saw any need or use for paper towels; thought it was a gimmick to get folks $; use microfiber cloths which hold 7 times it's weight in water to clean up messes; they will still be going when you would have used over 700,000 paper towels. (awesome things) if you don't know about them, I found out about them watching Don Aslett cleaning solutions on www.QVC.com; he owns the worlds largest janitorial company; microfibers are designed to be used with water only no chemicals; will save you a LOT of $! hankerchiefs were used for years; get some or make some! Buy 1 bottle of fabric softener; use 1 teaspoon on WET rags to toss in; will last a year; (frugal) Frugaler: make your own fabric softener & do the same using “wet rags”; frugalist: hang your clothes to dry! for towels/jeans which get rough hanging to dry; simply put into dryer for 10 min; then hang to dry!
Never saw any need or use for paper towels; thought it was a gimmick to get folks $; use microfiber cloths which hold 7 times it’s weight in water to clean up messes; they will still be going when you would have used over 700,000 paper towels. (awesome things) if you don’t know about them, I found out about them watching Don Aslett cleaning solutions on http://www.QVC.com; he owns the worlds largest janitorial company; microfibers are designed to be used with water only no chemicals; will save you a LOT of $!
hankerchiefs were used for years; get some or make some!

]]> By: Ginkgo100http://sensetosave.com/2008/10/22/fruglier-and-frugliest-ways-to-save-money/comment-page-1/#comment-22931 Ginkgo100 Mon, 03 Nov 2008 19:30:01 +0000 http://sensetosave.com/?p=1046#comment-22931 Frugal: Buy baby clothes only when they are on clearance. Fruglier: Buy baby clothes only at thrift stores such as Salvation Army. Frugliest: Leave baby naked most of the time.I'm a real sucker for baby clothes, so I don't usually get much beyond "Frugal" here.<em>Ginkgo100's last blog post..</em><a href='http://roadtoblack.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default' rel="nofollow">Creating a Budget When You Don't Know Your Income</a> Frugal: Buy baby clothes only when they are on clearance.
Fruglier: Buy baby clothes only at thrift stores such as Salvation Army.
Frugliest: Leave baby naked most of the time.

I’m a real sucker for baby clothes, so I don’t usually get much beyond “Frugal” here.

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]]> By: FBN Roundup- Zack and Miri Edition : Tight Fisted Miserhttp://sensetosave.com/2008/10/22/fruglier-and-frugliest-ways-to-save-money/comment-page-1/#comment-22879 FBN Roundup- Zack and Miri Edition : Tight Fisted Miser Sun, 02 Nov 2008 23:23:25 +0000 http://sensetosave.com/?p=1046#comment-22879 [...] Sense to Save shares fruglier and frugliest ways to save money. Of the ways mentioned I do one frugliest and two [...] [...] Sense to Save shares fruglier and frugliest ways to save money. Of the ways mentioned I do one frugliest and two [...]

]]> By: Abigailhttp://sensetosave.com/2008/10/22/fruglier-and-frugliest-ways-to-save-money/comment-page-1/#comment-22552 Abigail Mon, 27 Oct 2008 07:13:29 +0000 http://sensetosave.com/?p=1046#comment-22552 I have heard that vinegar works to soften clothes. It's also a natural antibiotic, from what I understand. We added some to our wash for a few loads (my husband was having recurrent staph infections, so we thought it certainly couldn't hurt). No vinegar-y smell at all.Also hubby's skin is very sensitive (severe eczema, which is why he gets so many staph infections: his skin is open a lot) and the clothes didn't irritate his skin at all after vinegar was added to the wash. So I would say there are no lingering side effects at all.It's also great for a streak-free window.<em>Abigail's last blog post..</em><a href='http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/IPickUpPennies/~3/433198682/new-way-to-save-money-at-rummage-sales.html' rel="nofollow">Ta-da</a> I have heard that vinegar works to soften clothes. It’s also a natural antibiotic, from what I understand. We added some to our wash for a few loads (my husband was having recurrent staph infections, so we thought it certainly couldn’t hurt). No vinegar-y smell at all.

Also hubby’s skin is very sensitive (severe eczema, which is why he gets so many staph infections: his skin is open a lot) and the clothes didn’t irritate his skin at all after vinegar was added to the wash. So I would say there are no lingering side effects at all.

It’s also great for a streak-free window.

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]]> By: Andyhttp://sensetosave.com/2008/10/22/fruglier-and-frugliest-ways-to-save-money/comment-page-1/#comment-22534 Andy Mon, 27 Oct 2008 03:04:26 +0000 http://sensetosave.com/?p=1046#comment-22534 LOL! I enojoyed reading these Frugally Funny ideas. For the car maintenance one, FruFitness - Get a bike!<em>Andy's last blog post..</em><a href='http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/SavingToInvest/~3/432291797/reflections-on-week.html' rel="nofollow">America's Income and Wealth Inequality</a> LOL! I enojoyed reading these Frugally Funny ideas. For the car maintenance one, FruFitness – Get a bike!

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]]> By: Friday Roundup And Photos! | Bible Money Mattershttp://sensetosave.com/2008/10/22/fruglier-and-frugliest-ways-to-save-money/comment-page-1/#comment-22252 Friday Roundup And Photos! | Bible Money Matters Fri, 24 Oct 2008 14:27:09 +0000 http://sensetosave.com/?p=1046#comment-22252 [...] Fruglier and frugliest ways to save money @ sensetosave.com [...] [...] Fruglier and frugliest ways to save money @ sensetosave.com [...]

]]> By: TGIF Link Round Up: Finally Fall Edition « Living Well on Lesshttp://sensetosave.com/2008/10/22/fruglier-and-frugliest-ways-to-save-money/comment-page-1/#comment-22250 TGIF Link Round Up: Finally Fall Edition « Living Well on Less Fri, 24 Oct 2008 14:11:23 +0000 http://sensetosave.com/?p=1046#comment-22250 [...] at Sense to Save wrote a fun post on varying degrees of frugality. I guess it all depends on how extreme you want to be! I usually find myself somewhere in the [...] [...] at Sense to Save wrote a fun post on varying degrees of frugality. I guess it all depends on how extreme you want to be! I usually find myself somewhere in the [...]

]]> By: Lisahttp://sensetosave.com/2008/10/22/fruglier-and-frugliest-ways-to-save-money/comment-page-1/#comment-22208 Lisa Fri, 24 Oct 2008 06:46:08 +0000 http://sensetosave.com/?p=1046#comment-22208 Hi! The cloth monthly pads are great. How about using cloth rags instead of toilet paper & washing them? Some people choose not to have a refrigerator or to use a chest freezer that has been converted to use as a refrigerator. The conversion type costs you lots less per year electric use than the refrigerator. How about getting your home furnishings from:curbside trash, thrift stores, friends cast offs ? I have a laptop that is a Dell ,1Ghz processor, 512 RAM, 20 Gig harddrive with windows 2000 & windows office. I got it free , becuse I helped out at computer recycling event & could take what I could use & they recycle the rest. I get my clothes from hand me downs-sister, thrift stores, free clothing give aways, freecycle etc. There are ways to save on everything , although I still believe it all comes from God, no ,matter how I get it. If any of you are interested in any of these ideas ,I have websites of people who do all these & some have large followings of their sites. Blessings,lisa Hi! The cloth monthly pads are great.
How about using cloth rags instead of toilet paper & washing them? Some people choose not to have a refrigerator or to use a chest freezer that has been converted to use as a refrigerator. The conversion type costs you lots less per year electric use than the refrigerator. How about getting your home furnishings from:curbside trash, thrift stores, friends cast offs ? I have a laptop that is a Dell ,1Ghz processor, 512 RAM, 20 Gig harddrive with windows 2000 & windows office. I got it free , becuse I helped out at computer recycling event & could take what I could use & they recycle the rest. I get my clothes from hand me downs-sister, thrift stores, free clothing give aways, freecycle etc. There are ways to save on everything , although I still believe it all comes from God, no ,matter how I get it. If any of you are interested in any of these ideas ,I have websites of people who do all these & some have large followings of their sites. Blessings,lisa

]]> By: Link Love - Frugal Tips « Saving Money Ideashttp://sensetosave.com/2008/10/22/fruglier-and-frugliest-ways-to-save-money/comment-page-1/#comment-22166 Link Love - Frugal Tips « Saving Money Ideas Thu, 23 Oct 2008 20:26:10 +0000 http://sensetosave.com/?p=1046#comment-22166 [...] Household: Frugalier and Frugaliest Ways to Save Money at SensetoSave.com [...] [...] Household: Frugalier and Frugaliest Ways to Save Money at SensetoSave.com [...]

]]> By: Shevyhttp://sensetosave.com/2008/10/22/fruglier-and-frugliest-ways-to-save-money/comment-page-1/#comment-22096 Shevy Thu, 23 Oct 2008 04:47:05 +0000 http://sensetosave.com/?p=1046#comment-22096 For dryer sheets you can use them once then save them in a bag. Then you can put two or three of the used sheets in with subsequent loads. For dryer sheets you can use them once then save them in a bag. Then you can put two or three of the used sheets in with subsequent loads.

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