No. 102: delete shopping apps from your phone, use a computer, no. 103: never shop groceries with an empty stomach, no. 104: either shop at farmers markets as you just go for the essentials, supermarkets tempt you to buy more useless things, or pre-order your groceries online as delivery or to collect.
I'm the queen of reusing gift bags. My kids know that anytime a gift bag is given they are to refold it and hand it back to me 😃. I have Xmas bags that are several years old. My daughter in law recently had a baby shower and there were many many bags. I kept a couple and donated the rest to a thrift store where they sell for .50, a win for everyone.
Regarding the sock tip - in the winter I wear black socks, in the summer I wear white. I buy the same kind all the time. I put them in the drawer loose. Even if I get a hole in one, it doesn't matter. There is always a match.
I have a wonderful mother in law..who has 12 children She is from quebec and when she makes a meal she always makes a little extra to freeze incase someone drops in..she also makes a tasty mash potatoes rolled up in a slice of balogna put in a tooth pick and put in oven til bologna is getting a bit brown..kids love it and its filling..i just love her
If you don't recycle the cereal thick plastic bags, use them to freeze meat. I freeze chicken breasts and when thawed I use the same bag to pund the meat for thin steaks.
I liked the tip on not buying big houses with a lot of storage space etc... aslo, when we think long and hard how much space we really really need, we don't need much space to live. We buy big houses, but occupy only a small percentage of the space within them. We tend to just use the bed, maybe a couch, favorite chair and small space in the kitchen and bathroom. And sure, we may like big empty rooms with a "lot of light "etc.. but we basically buy the space the outdoors has to offer. Those who move into smaller spaces, tend to leave their houses more and spend more time outdoors on 'adventures.'
You just described us in our retirement. We went from 2400 sq ft with basement, garages and outbuildings to 1500 with no basement and only a one car garage. I just had to change my mindset that I would not store anything. I use it, display it, have a place for it in the closet and everything else was sold or donated. I sold all my plastic totes so I wouldn't fill them up. My turning point came when I stopped trying to find stuff to get rid of and started to choose places and containers to put things such as a cupboard or closet. I would add my favorite things first and when I was running out of room the rest went. All holiday decor including Christmas had to fit in plastic sweater boxes on the guest room closet shelf. Period.
When I got divorced years ago I moved to a home without a basement. At the time my daughter was little and I missed the basement, but that didn’t last long. So happy not to have a basement. No flooding concerns and knowing I have limited storage space does keep me in check. With Christmas decorations, my weak point, I know that if something new is coming in something else has to go out.
Oh! And another one: you can wash your clothes less often. If they're not stained, you can just hang them outside for few hours and wear them again. Also if you put your clothes in the freezer, cold kills all the bacteria and the smell, so they're fresh again, no need to spend money on washing them that often
Airing your clothes does work. I do it on the side of my wardrobe on hooks. But freezing your dirty clothes doesn't. The cold slows down the bacteria, but does not kill or clean them. Once you wear the clothes again and they get warm, they still stink again. Washing removes the dirt where the bacteria live and them with it. I tried, it didn't work.
I do most of these already. Not flushing the toilet; we will agree to disagree! Lol Most of my family does this and it grosses me out to let pee just sit in the toilet. 🤪 May Jesus continue to bless you and your family
Love all 101 tips! I went to my local thrift store yesterday to drop off some donations and decided to look around inside. I found a pair of lamps ($7.50 each with lampshades!) like I had been looking for a our guest room! I bought them! Those same lamps, new, are $20-25 in the stores and don’t have the shades! My local grocer offers a 5% discount on total order to senior citizens on Tuesdays and Thursdays. So guess what my grocery shopping days are !😃
I listened to all your fugal habits. I agree with most and already do a bunch of them but can’t do, “If it’s yellow let it mellow, and if it is brown flush it down.” That is a little to much. I am not the only one living in this house.😂
Check 1. you water meter every month to detect small leaks. 2. Run you dishwasher and washing machine while you are in the house. This way you can catch any leak before it gets out of hand. 3. If you have solar panels but no battery storage, run your appliances when the Sun is out. 5. Don’t leave your house until you are sure the toilet you just flushed is not leaking 6. Always empty you bladder before traveling in your car as the seat belt can cause a full bladder to burst.
I really enjoyed this video, thank you! So practical and helpful. Plus many of these are not too difficult for the average person to do. This is a vote to please consider more of these types of videos! I made it to the end and felt like it was an old friend I was watching share the tips. My one extra tip is to shop the very backs and sides/ aisles of stores near break rooms/restrooms, etc.... (think Safeway, Target, etc) for great clearance buys. I've gotten some amazing deals on food, toiletries, sunscreen, books, toddler items, etc. at Safeway like this. Too bad we do not have Aldi in Silicon Valley but another one we do have here that I love Is Grocery Outlet! They even have nice organic finds near me.
I am retiring this week. I already do alot of these tips, but plan on implementing many more. I love your channel Jennifer (and your humor!). Keep up the great work!
Great tips! I often drink a glass of water when I feel hungry. But I don't like to have a glass before dinner because it actually dilutes your digestive enzymes
Oh man go to the thrift store for toddler clothes you'll save alot of money and get some nice things. Especially dresses summer and spring. Its hot have the kids comfy.
I just found your channel a few days ago.. yes, I always watched them till the end. A tip that I do.. I lay out my bacon on baking sheets and after they freeze I place them loose in a ziploc bag and replace in freezer. Use only what you need. No more waste.. I have been doing this for many years..
We do Lupper -between 2 and 4. Sometimes the same portion as evening will be priced lower. Or, the portion will be smaller and priced much lower. Also, when you order food at a restaurant, request that half be put into a to go box when it arrives. That way you have another meal or two and you won't have to unbutton your pants when you get home. Unless of course you are wearing leggings - or, as I call them, "buffet pants!"
Oh wow! Zipping up clothes before they go in the washing machine is new to me, and explains why so many of my shirts seem to have grown holes while in the wash! I'm a big wearer of jeans!
Thank you Jennifer! I enjoyed your points, learned some new ideas and really appreciated how you hurried through but didn’t rush. Good information thanks for your posts!
Pharmacist here - plz get all your Rx at the same pharmacy... safety over cost. Also if you have a flat $10 copay for example, it will likely be the same anyway.
I did! One idea: figure out when you usually are tempted to go shop and spend money, just because.Then, have a back up plan to anticipate, and find alternative activities for those times. They have to be good
Every year I have to buy a new small calendar to put in my purse to take to dr. appointments. Now I go to the dollar store and buy a small lined journal the same size . On each page I write a month. Then add appointments as needed. It’s nice there is room for extra notes if needed. When the month is over I can just rip off that page. That has lasted me years.
I'm the queen of make ahead meals. When my kids moved out and my recipes seemed too big I started freezing half, or sometimes doubling the recipe and getting 4 meals. Even something as simple as stir fry, if I'm chopping veggies and meat I do a bunch and freeze half. The key to not feeling like leftovers is to prep the food, don't fully cook it. Once I was working on a hard project at work and took four weeks off cooking and cleaned out my freezer!
Made it to grace! If you have wool socks that have holes roll them up, throw them in your dryer and use them as wool dryer balls to help soften your clothes.
Sure, I watched from beginning to end. I enjoy your channel & your ideas. When you mentioned washing hoodies...yes, I zip the zipper & I also tie the hood ties because if I don't, the ties can disappear up into the hood. Another frugal tip for the envelopes that come w/junk mail.....take it apart, then re-fold it inside out. You can re-glue it together & apply glue to close it . They come in handy....you might use one for holding coupons when you go shopping, or mail the form for your dog license in one ....they would , also, be ideal for Jennifer's budgeting ideas she went over in her Dec. 26, 2020 video. 😀
Hi Jennifer, when I learned just how much using credit cards cost us I paid off all of them and then ceremoniously burned the damn cards in our fire. A friend has just frozen their remaining card in a box of ice in their freezer to give them time to think before spending with it!! I love your channel and enjoy your sense of humour and the very useful tips you share. Thank you and God bless from Northern Ireland.
Save on holiday gift wrapping. I make my own gift tags from card stock and stickers. Add a note like to the best son ever. Love Mom and Dad. Hole punch and add a ribbon. I also buy a bunch of fabric holiday gift bags. Then I just put in the gift add a little tissue and tie the name tag on. Add a little ribbon too. The kids know we reuse all of that next year.
I use number 17 !!!! Whoo im not the only one. And 18 whooo. All my jewelry is real gold and its literally mine lol my crucifix necklace , a necklace my husband gave me while dating and my proposal and wedding ring/band and graduation ring lol. Thats it.
I use junk mail envelopes to HOLD my coupons and other paper items that I need on my shopping trip. Love all the great ideas you shared. Many of them I already do but it is always good to be reminded to do those you have gone lacks on through the years. :)
Im going to do a monthly meal plan. I have been doing a weekly one which works well, but a monthly one will save me so much time. (with a planned shopping list too, so husband happy to do the shopping!!)
All 101.I normally check my store receipt. Our store has a policy if they over charge you by a certain amount you get your money back and the item FREE. I just got $9 worth of turkey tenderloins FREE 2 weeks ago.
I vacuum off my air filter for my a/c unit every time I get the vacuum out, I dont have to buy very many of those yearly. I also refuse my pickle juice instead of pour it out when the pickles are gone. I use it in many many recipes. Meat tenderizer, add it to potato salad, I put my sliced cucumbers in it from my garden during the summer and in days I have pickles, a shot or two for a sore throat, for an upset stomach and my most favorite.. it is the all time best hangover cure!! Just a pickle or 2, or a shot of pickle juice and within an hour your 75% better lol !! Then I refuse the jars for in my husband's garage for loose screws ect ect. ..
Great list! Can you do a video on frugal tips from your subcribers’ comments? Hope & Larry from Under the Median did two videos on that & it was a lot of fun & informative to watch.
I have (almost) all of my socks black. So I just keep them on a pile in my drawer and every morning I take 2 of them and at the end of the day if one has holes in it, I use it as a rug and then get rid of it and I don't have to throw away the other one, bc I can wear it with another one. So I don't have a problem of unmatching socks
I still use un matched socks!!! Just say it’s the new trend🤣…. And when it’s time to throw, i still use it for wiping or dusting etc before actually throwing it 🙈
I put a bucket in the shower and catch my shower water. I usually get enough in the bucket for at least two flushes in the toilet even with short showers. Just flush the toilet with the water and saves water in the back of the toilet tank.
Love the tax one, it's also important to check what your job allows you to put down as tax deductible. (in Australia police officers can claim their sunglasses on tax for example).
Cut the elastic off the top of those socks and also holey ones. And now you have an elastic hair tie. I haven't bought hair ties in years cuz my boys wear out their socks a lot.
I order my groceries online and have them delivered. It keeps me from impulse buying at the store and shopping hungry. It also is totalling as you go so you can keep within budget.
Made it to the end.....I was multi tasking! #102; measure your clothing detergent! Do not glug the jug over the machine. So much waste in expensive detergent. If you said that one I missed it!
No. 102: delete shopping apps from your phone, use a computer, no. 103: never shop groceries with an empty stomach, no. 104: either shop at farmers markets as you just go for the essentials, supermarkets tempt you to buy more useless things, or pre-order your groceries online as delivery or to collect.
I'm the queen of reusing gift bags. My kids know that anytime a gift bag is given they are to refold it and hand it back to me 😃. I have Xmas bags that are several years old. My daughter in law recently had a baby shower and there were many many bags. I kept a couple and donated the rest to a thrift store where they sell for .50, a win for everyone.
My daughter was 13 before I finished using all of the gift bags I got from her shower and subsequent “congratulations on your baby” gifts.
Regarding the sock tip - in the winter I wear black socks, in the summer I wear white. I buy the same kind all the time. I put them in the drawer loose. Even if I get a hole in one, it doesn't matter. There is always a match.
great tip!
I have a wonderful mother in law..who has 12 children
She is from quebec and when she makes a meal she always makes a little extra to freeze incase someone drops in..she also makes a tasty mash potatoes rolled up in a slice of balogna put in a tooth pick and put in oven til bologna is getting a bit brown..kids love it and its filling..i just love her
If you don't recycle the cereal thick plastic bags, use them to freeze meat. I freeze chicken breasts and when thawed I use the same bag to pund the meat for thin steaks.
Socks: Use safety pins to pair your socks before washing. I've been doing this for over 40 years.
I put my grandkid's little socks in a zip up bag to wash and usually I can keep track of pairs of them.
After washing my hair I let it air dry while I’m taking my morning walk. Then I still style it. It’s a time saver.
How do you come up with sooo many frugal tips all the time?? You're the frugal queen!
It takes a lot of time and thinking! Thank you Emily!
I liked the tip on not buying big houses with a lot of storage space etc... aslo, when we think long and hard how much space we really really need, we don't need much space to live. We buy big houses, but occupy only a small percentage of the space within them. We tend to just use the bed, maybe a couch, favorite chair and small space in the kitchen and bathroom. And sure, we may like big empty rooms with a "lot of light "etc.. but we basically buy the space the outdoors has to offer. Those who move into smaller spaces, tend to leave their houses more and spend more time outdoors on 'adventures.'
You just described us in our retirement. We went from 2400 sq ft with basement, garages and outbuildings to 1500 with no basement and only a one car garage. I just had to change my mindset that I would not store anything. I use it, display it, have a place for it in the closet and everything else was sold or donated. I sold all my plastic totes so I wouldn't fill them up. My turning point came when I stopped trying to find stuff to get rid of and started to choose places and containers to put things such as a cupboard or closet. I would add my favorite things first and when I was running out of room the rest went. All holiday decor including Christmas had to fit in plastic sweater boxes on the guest room closet shelf. Period.
When I got divorced years ago I moved to a home without a basement. At the time my daughter was little and I missed the basement, but that didn’t last long. So happy not to have a basement. No flooding concerns and knowing I have limited storage space does keep me in check. With Christmas decorations, my weak point, I know that if something new is coming in something else has to go out.
Oh! And another one: you can wash your clothes less often. If they're not stained, you can just hang them outside for few hours and wear them again. Also if you put your clothes in the freezer, cold kills all the bacteria and the smell, so they're fresh again, no need to spend money on washing them that often
My mind is officially blown!
Airing your clothes does work. I do it on the side of my wardrobe on hooks. But freezing your dirty clothes doesn't. The cold slows down the bacteria, but does not kill or clean them. Once you wear the clothes again and they get warm, they still stink again. Washing removes the dirt where the bacteria live and them with it. I tried, it didn't work.
It's just what punks do like all the time with their clothes ;)
I do most of these already. Not flushing the toilet; we will agree to disagree! Lol Most of my family does this and it grosses me out to let pee just sit in the toilet. 🤪
May Jesus continue to bless you and your family
@Son Reflections. California's draught demanded water rationing...bricks put in the tank and flushing #1 occasionally and #2 each time.
Drought, not draught
Our goldfish lived over 12 years x
Love all 101 tips! I went to my local thrift store yesterday to drop off some donations and decided to look around inside. I found a pair of lamps ($7.50 each with lampshades!) like I had been looking for a our guest room! I bought them! Those same lamps, new, are $20-25 in the stores and don’t have the shades!
My local grocer offers a 5% discount on total order to senior citizens on Tuesdays and Thursdays. So guess what my grocery shopping days are !😃
Hi Jennifer
I’m a retiree over the years my husband and I have done most of your frugal suggestions.
Add water to juice to last longer. Cut average cost in half. Empty a container split in half. Funnel water into other container.
I listened to all your fugal habits. I agree with most and already do a bunch of them but can’t do, “If it’s yellow let it mellow, and if it is brown flush it down.” That is a little to much. I am not the only one living in this house.😂
Check 1. you water meter every month to detect small leaks. 2. Run you dishwasher and washing machine while you are in the house. This way you can catch any leak before it gets out of hand. 3. If you have solar panels but no battery storage, run your appliances when the Sun is out. 5. Don’t leave your house until you are sure the toilet you just flushed is not leaking 6. Always empty you bladder before traveling in your car as the seat belt can cause a full bladder to burst.
I really enjoyed this video, thank you! So practical and helpful. Plus many of these are not too difficult for the average person to do. This is a vote to please consider more of these types of videos! I made it to the end and felt like it was an old friend I was watching share the tips. My one extra tip is to shop the very backs and sides/ aisles of stores near break rooms/restrooms, etc.... (think Safeway, Target, etc) for great clearance buys. I've gotten some amazing deals on food, toiletries, sunscreen, books, toddler items, etc. at Safeway like this. Too bad we do not have Aldi in Silicon Valley but another one we do have here that I love Is Grocery Outlet! They even have nice organic finds near me.
I am retiring this week. I already do alot of these tips, but plan on implementing many more. I love your channel Jennifer (and your humor!). Keep up the great work!
Nice!! Congrats👏 Enjoy💞
Congratulations Lana! 🎉🎉🎉
Lana..how is retiring going? I'm retiring at the end of July and am curious :)
Great tips! I often drink a glass of water when I feel hungry. But I don't like to have a glass before dinner because it actually dilutes your digestive enzymes
Oh man go to the thrift store for toddler clothes you'll save alot of money and get some nice things. Especially dresses summer and spring. Its hot have the kids comfy.
I just found your channel a few days ago.. yes, I always watched them till the end. A tip that I do.. I lay out my bacon on baking sheets and after they freeze I place them loose in a ziploc bag and replace in freezer. Use only what you need. No more waste.. I have been doing this for many years..
Kathy welcome! That is a GREAT idea for bacon!
@@THEJENNIFERCOOK thank you..
Thank you for reminding us to extend grace to ourselves when our intentions don't always match the outcomes.
We do Lupper -between 2 and 4. Sometimes the same portion as evening will be priced lower. Or, the portion will be smaller and priced much lower. Also, when you order food at a restaurant, request that half be put into a to go box when it arrives. That way you have another meal or two and you won't have to unbutton your pants when you get home. Unless of course you are wearing leggings - or, as I call them, "buffet pants!"
Oh wow! Zipping up clothes before they go in the washing machine is new to me, and explains why so many of my shirts seem to have grown holes while in the wash! I'm a big wearer of jeans!
Use smaller plates and portions will automatically be smaller. Your waistline will get shrink, too.
Thank you Jennifer! I enjoyed your points, learned some new ideas and really appreciated how you hurried through but didn’t rush. Good information thanks for your posts!
Pharmacist here - plz get all your Rx at the same pharmacy... safety over cost. Also if you have a flat $10 copay for example, it will likely be the same anyway.
Love the blue shirt on you and your hair like this!
Love your ideas and your channel Jennifer!
I got to the end easily thanks to your efficiency! Thks Great tips!
I did! One idea: figure out when you usually are tempted to go shop and spend money, just because.Then, have a back up plan to anticipate, and find alternative activities for those times. They have to be good
How about keeping ribbons and bows? And tissue paper? And reusing aluminum foil?
Every year I have to buy a new small calendar to put in my purse to take to dr. appointments. Now I go to the dollar store and buy a small lined journal the same size . On each page I write a month. Then add appointments as needed. It’s nice there is room for extra notes if needed. When the month is over I can just rip off that page. That has lasted me years.
Great video, loved them all. Especially #100. I am so grateful for what we have and have no desire to keep up with others.
I'm the queen of make ahead meals. When my kids moved out and my recipes seemed too big I started freezing half, or sometimes doubling the recipe and getting 4 meals. Even something as simple as stir fry, if I'm chopping veggies and meat I do a bunch and freeze half. The key to not feeling like leftovers is to prep the food, don't fully cook it. Once I was working on a hard project at work and took four weeks off cooking and cleaned out my freezer!
Love that!
Yes do a sinking fund video
Made it to grace! If you have wool socks that have holes roll them up, throw them in your dryer and use them as wool dryer balls to help soften your clothes.
No chunks in the ice cream type problems are a big deal to me! Will write to the company in future.
Great ideas- thanks!
Sure, I watched from beginning to end. I enjoy your channel & your ideas. When you mentioned washing hoodies...yes, I zip the zipper & I also tie the hood ties because if I don't, the ties can disappear up into the hood.
Another frugal tip for the envelopes that come w/junk mail.....take it apart, then re-fold it inside out. You can re-glue it together & apply glue to close it . They come in handy....you might use one for holding coupons when you go shopping, or mail the form for your dog license in one ....they would , also, be ideal for Jennifer's budgeting ideas she went over in her Dec. 26, 2020 video. 😀
I made till the 101 tips and habits!
First time visitor- enjoyed your comments
Made it to the end and do those that apply to our life( example: no dog, etc.). Tip: always be generous to others.
Hi Jennifer, when I learned just how much using credit cards cost us I paid off all of them and then ceremoniously burned the damn cards in our fire. A friend has just frozen their remaining card in a box of ice in their freezer to give them time to think before spending with it!! I love your channel and enjoy your sense of humour and the very useful tips you share. Thank you and God bless from Northern Ireland.
101 great tips.
Made it to the end! These are so awesome. Thanks for sharing with us!
Save on holiday gift wrapping. I make my own gift tags from card stock and stickers. Add a note like to the best son ever. Love Mom and Dad. Hole punch and add a ribbon. I also buy a bunch of fabric holiday gift bags. Then I just put in the gift add a little tissue and tie the name tag on. Add a little ribbon too. The kids know we reuse all of that next year.
I use number 17 !!!! Whoo im not the only one. And 18 whooo. All my jewelry is real gold and its literally mine lol my crucifix necklace , a necklace my husband gave me while dating and my proposal and wedding ring/band and graduation ring lol. Thats it.
I use junk mail envelopes to HOLD my coupons and other paper items that I need on my shopping trip. Love all the great ideas you shared. Many of them I already do but it is always good to be reminded to do those you have gone lacks on through the years. :)
I had a goldfish that lived 10 years.
I too reach to the back of the shelf! Yes, I watched until the end! Have a great day! 👩🏻🍳🤗
Thank you Ruth!
I am so glad you mentioned not rolling your socks because it stretches one out! That has always drove me crazy.
Elizabeth that one came from my husband. One day I said why are your socks stacked?!?! 🤣🤣🤣
I enjoyed Your tips. Use the Library for entertainment purposes...
Im going to do a monthly meal plan. I have been doing a weekly one which works well, but a monthly one will save me so much time. (with a planned shopping list too, so husband happy to do the shopping!!)
LOVE IT, Guilty of it. "Stop driving like a NASCAR driver" LOL. Yes Ma'am. Love your videos!
Thank you! ❤
If you are a veteran or active military, to ask for military discounts. This goes for first responders and healthcare nowadays.
I made it and do a lot of theses and learn some I need to incorporate…
All 101.I normally check my store receipt. Our store has a policy if they over charge you by a certain amount you get your money back and the item FREE. I just got $9 worth of turkey tenderloins FREE 2 weeks ago.
Lol love this video!! The whole time I’m thinking “who doesn’t do these things?!?” 😂
I vacuum off my air filter for my a/c unit every time I get the vacuum out, I dont have to buy very many of those yearly.
I also refuse my pickle juice instead of pour it out when the pickles are gone. I use it in many many recipes. Meat tenderizer, add it to potato salad, I put my sliced cucumbers in it from my garden during the summer and in days I have pickles, a shot or two for a sore throat, for an upset stomach and my most favorite.. it is the all time best hangover cure!! Just a pickle or 2, or a shot of pickle juice and within an hour your 75% better lol !! Then I refuse the jars for in my husband's garage for loose screws ect ect. ..
Those are great ideas!
I made it to the end because I love your tips, many of them I already use but I always find something new. Thank you
Thank you Silvia!
What great ideas!
Yes yes yes, fantastic Jennifer
Great list! Can you do a video on frugal tips from your subcribers’ comments? Hope & Larry from Under the Median did two videos on that & it was a lot of fun & informative to watch.
Hi Suzie! I actually have two of those already up. Check them out ... I agree they are a lot of fun and you all have the best tips!
Got to end very good
Thank you dearly 💛
I have (almost) all of my socks black. So I just keep them on a pile in my drawer and every morning I take 2 of them and at the end of the day if one has holes in it, I use it as a rug and then get rid of it and I don't have to throw away the other one, bc I can wear it with another one. So I don't have a problem of unmatching socks
I buy black socks, too. No stains or matching.
Yeah, and you can wash them all together, no need to segregate the colors. Same with clothes
I still use un matched socks!!! Just say it’s the new trend🤣…. And when it’s time to throw, i still use it for wiping or dusting etc before actually throwing it 🙈
I got to the end!
I’m going to start timing my shower! What a brilliant idea!
Oooh! Thats a good one! I love long hot showers so I started using a timer otherwise I lose track of time in thought.
I put a bucket in the shower and catch my shower water. I usually get enough in the bucket for at least two flushes in the toilet even with short showers. Just flush the toilet with the water and saves water in the back of the toilet tank.
Made it to the end.
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Man !!! I am writing these down lol. Gonna replay this video a dozen times lol
Love the tax one, it's also important to check what your job allows you to put down as tax deductible. (in Australia police officers can claim their sunglasses on tax for example).
Cut the elastic off the top of those socks and also holey ones. And now you have an elastic hair tie. I haven't bought hair ties in years cuz my boys wear out their socks a lot.
Love all these tips! We are trying to pay off our mortgage way early and your videos are keeping me motivated and giving me lots of new ideas.
Jip till the very end!! Good job.
Didn’t know the razor tip. Thanks for that one! This is a very informative video!
Number 16 I use that one now. Im loosing weight and saving money lol. Also if and when you go out to eat , eat half and save the rest for later .
Thanks Jennifer, I love your channel !
here's my two cents on frugal living: save shower/bath water to reuse for flushing or cleaning.
Or watering some plants😀
Thank you for all these great tips. I watched it entirely and also saved it.
Emily thank you so much! 🤗❤
Great list of frugal habits! I already use a few.
Made it to the end, great tips, thank you!!
I order my groceries online and have them delivered. It keeps me from impulse buying at the store and shopping hungry. It also is totalling as you go so you can keep within budget.
I made it to the end. Love your videos. Straight to the point and not a lot of babble.
Thank you for all the tips. Very incouraging. I made it to the end
combine cleaning suppies you dont need fifty cleaners, dish soap, pinesol, and glass cleaner is about it it cleans everything, unless you have leather
Made it to the end.....I was multi tasking! #102; measure your clothing detergent! Do not glug the jug over the machine. So much waste in expensive detergent. If you said that one I missed it!
On a side note, goldfish that are taken care of appropriately can live for MANY years!
Thank you Jennifer got to the end thank you from a sunny London
Thank you! You’re tips are very helpful!!
Great tips! I already do some but not all.
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@@THEJENNIFERCOOK 🤗
Hm, some of us may have the opposite problem with socks, and need to stretch new socks.
Will be zipping up everything from now on.
I made it all the to 101. Funny how many of the hints that my wife and I already use.
I watched to the end very good tips ,I use use of them already but still enjoyed watching you.
Currently rewatching all your tip videos and pretty sure these are definitely all new tips! Another great video, keep 'em coming 👌
Awesome! Thank you!
Love the tips and yes I made it!
Can you do or have you done a sinking Funds video?
Hi Rachel, I did do a video on this. Here is the link 🤗 ruclips.net/video/FMvLoPcbD_Y/видео.html
P.S. Also drink Apple cider vinegar - a little in whatever you drink and on your salad - good for your health and to stave off hunger!
I did!!!!! 👏🏼
Thank you Zoila! I hope you have a great week 🤗
Where are these magical farmers' markets that are cheaper than other sources??