52 FRUGAL LIVING TIPS That REALLY WORK | Saving Money Hacks

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Title	:	52 FRUGAL LIVING TIPS That REALLY WORK \| Saving Money Hacks
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This is a masterful compilation A book I read with similar themes was equally skillful "Adapting with Aging" by James Crescent
Comment from : eight

It’s tough not to use credit cards when so many venues are cashless
Comment from : Curly Fries

The plastic containers that food arrives in, for example ice cream packages, are NOT MEANT to be reused and heated They release plastic particles after a while So get a container in glass, metal or plastic meant to be reused
Comment from : qd9vp

Comparison is the theif of joy!😊
Comment from : Mrs MT

Sometimes it is better to pull weeds from your yard than having to keep spending money on weed killing sprays, only to have the weeds grow back in a short time Make your garbage disposal last longer and save on the electric bill by discarding large food waste into a plastic bag for the trash (unless you compost) Don't leave the lights on if you're not in a particular room When time to get rid of your worn out walking/jogging shoes, remove the shoe laces which are usually still in very good condition, and keep them as utility cordage for tying things down Unless they are no longer wearable, don't throw out your old underwear Save them for when you travel, and as each day that passes wearing them, trash them This will free up more space in your suitcase in case you purchase gifts to bring home But make sure you have enough underwear to last your trip!
Comment from : Emerick LaMontagne

Clean the garage out with garage sales, the attic too All that stuff we no longer use is just collecting dust Make those useless items "collect cash" for you
Comment from : Emerick LaMontagne

Consider “cost per wearing” when buying clothing and shoes A $50 blouse that falls apart after two washings is $25/wearing But a $100 high quality blouse you wear once/week for one year costs less than $2 per wearing If you can wear it for two or more years, by taking care of it, your cost per wearing drops even lower Buy basic clothes, like a white button down shirt, and black slacks or skirts, and dress them up with accessories, like scarves, belts, and jewelry brTaking care of any item of clothing, even “fast fashion” will extend its life I have tee shirts, sweaters, and pull on pants from Walmart that are several years old, and still look new
Comment from : ProgressiveHeart

If you need furniture or other household items, shop at consignment shops in more affluent areas of town We got a Stickley end table, normally $800 (yes, you read that right), for $175 We found a complete, in the original case, set of sterling silver cutlery (knives/forks/spoons) for $30 Look for high quality cookware/kitchenware as well All-Clad, Le Creuset, Emile Henry, and Kitchen-Aid are all good brands
Comment from : ProgressiveHeart

I make laundry detergent by mixing equal parts OxyClean powder (I use the “Free” version) and washing soda (NOT baking soda…you’ll find it with laundry detergent) I use a potato masher to break up any lumps, store in an angled candy jar with lid (Walmart has them) I throw in a Tablespoon measuring spoon One Tbs per load is all you need Extremely cheap per load, no scent, one plastic container (washing soda is in a cardboard box) brRather than wool dryer balls, toss in a clean bath towel It helps absorb water, so faster drying, and it helps fluff up the clothes Or, if feasible, hang clothes outside to air dry
Comment from : ProgressiveHeart

Many libraries have free museum passes They also have classes, book clubs, concerts, parent and child groups, low cost printers and faxes, computers, some offer GoPros and telescopes…brLibraries are my favorite way to live frugally, with zero sacrifice
Comment from : ProgressiveHeart

Superb video But, let me share this here knowing it can uplift someone that comes across it Effective financial management made me rich and it is all you need if you want to build a strong financial future tomorrow I started with 1000USD, 3 years ago I invested in a diversified stock market and fast forward to now I am worth 500000USD and am currently finishing my 8 unit apartments I'm only 35 years old Diversified stock investments have always proven to be very profitable, especially with the help of experts
Comment from : Ferk Morgana

Buy unprocessed foods in larger quantities, oatmeal, potatoes, rice, big box raisins, pop corn kernels in bags , no boxed foods , etc whole chicken, turkeys , not sliced meats drink water and tea, tea bags are cheap , hot or iced , you’d be surprised how low you can get your grocery bill buying the old fashioned way , don’t have time to cook all that ? Stop watching tv and playing with your phone , there’s a couple hours make big batches of soup and rice , bake a bunch of potatoes on a day off
Comment from : Dee Riccio

Before I buy anything, I check on Craigslist free stuff I've gotten furniture, doors, wood ect
Comment from : Gisel Taver

I keep 2 buckets with soapy water One for cloth rags, one for washcloths and handkerchiefs After using a washcloth when bathing, I wipe down the bathroom And, I use handkerchiefs instead of Kleenex After using, goes in the bucket with washcloths Barely use paper towels
Comment from : Sally Pettit

Also aluminum foil and storage bags can be reusable if you wash them & we save extra store plastic bags for when walking our dog - more frugal tips
Comment from : JR

How I live frugally; 1) No cable TV, 2) no Smart phone monthly bill (I use a flip phone at $2499 a month 3) No vacation/trips 4) No eating out 5) No Starbucks coffee outside 6) No bottle eater (we use a Berkey water filter) 7) Cook all of our meals at home 8) Shop the thrift store FIRST! 9) Keep our heat set at 69
Comment from : Donna Allgaier-Lamberti

What an awesome video with so many frugal living tips! I really appreciate how comprehensive your list is, with 52 tips that are sure to help people save money and live below their means The tip about using a programmable thermostat to save on energy bills is especially smart, and I also love the idea of meal prepping to avoid eating out Thanks for sharing these tips from such well-respected sources like Dave Ramsey and Frugal Fit Mom, and for putting together such a helpful resource for anyone looking to save money Keep up the great work! 💰
Comment from : Financial Education 101

Very good, thanks
Comment from : Pamela Cooper

Is using a debit card as good as using cash?
Comment from : Renzo

This is great advice
Comment from : Nancy Hawn

I found this very polite guy names bRicchdawg/b and he gave me a valid cc am very happy to have a business with him go for him guys I bet you not gonna regret having business with him 🔝🔝
Comment from : Richard Wilson

Bottled water is a status item
Comment from : Pam Brown

I only use the clothes dryer to fluff themup brNever to dry thembrI iron those which need ironing while humidbrI use clothes lines in mid season and summer especially for bedding brnever used products to soften clothesbrI have stopped using rinse agents since water here is not hardbrI never use air sprays; I open windows to areate after cooking brI do not waste water and bathtub is always one third its capacity brI use a paper towel to soap the bathe room elements and finish with cleaning the floor with it brHair conditioner is not useful always, especially if other products are used to style hair brFor older folks the bedding can be changed less frequently brSame with clothes brFood goes well n the freezer before throwing it away: you can re use it to make some combinations or soups or pizza topping or just give to the dogs of the neighbors
Comment from : Angela Bender

Tip 53: don’t hit your head on the wall brbrSeriously? These are secret tips nobody has know before your video? You are insane brbrTip 54: switch off this video And choose “don’t recommend this channel” forever
Comment from : E-nglish: для ЕГЭ, ОГЭ, взрослых

Done this all my life and I’m still poor I don’t have any of technology that makes it easy on me
Comment from : Diane Ore

Shop at Walmart saves your money and Its also convenient
Comment from : Rafael Teixeira

Some of the things I do to save money is I always rip my paper towels in half and many times thirds I rarely use a whole paper towel Also, I always buy cleaning supplies (if I need them)at the dollar store (be careful some off name brands are virtually water) although I found that the only cleaning supplies I really need are baking soda, vinegar, Dawn alcohol wipes which you can find for $099 per container For cleaning the toilet I found getting the generic powdered Comet works well or SnoBowl makes an awesome toilet cleaner and it's only a little over a dollar per container I also use the old fashioned dishwasher power instead of the pods because I have found they recommend too much detergent for the machine- the same holds true for the washing machine
Comment from : Ellem

Use a wash cloth instead of toilet paper for drying the urine drops brPut a sprinkle bided in the commode instead of showering the whole body when not needed
Comment from : Angela Bender

I have been buying all my furniture and big items on Craigslist for years, couches, cars, chairs, desk, dining table, hutch, coffee tables, mirrors, beds (b careful on mattresses won't do that again), my son bought a golf cart, bikes, plants, patio furniture, I stay in my area mostly, and I have met some really really nice people My children have done the same Just be careful who you do business with, good vibes only
Comment from : Carly Lam

Listen to Dave Ramsey
Comment from : Carly Lam

will not cut my own hair, but I I also won't pay top dollarsupercuts works
Comment from : Carly Lam

Excellent So often these tips are aimed at people who have a lot And the suggestions of things to cut don't even apply to the average Joe Very good Great videao to watch again and again as you get one thing part of your every day life and are ready to add another thing Thanks so much!
Comment from : Ellen Guernsey

A word of caution re: reusing food containers It's amazing how quickly they accumulate and can contribute to household clutter after awhile! Only keep the ones that you really can use and try to recycle the rest if possible! I can recycle the glass and metal items but don't have plastic recycling available for anything beyond #1 and #2 beverage containers
Comment from : Janet Stonerook

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Comment from : Donna Lindsey

Vinegar is great in wash instead of softener And does not smell like vinegar Makes stuff nice and soft Just no fancy scent
Comment from : Faith Hope Love

Also, don't get married😉
Comment from : Mago Mago

Who even has a printer at home?? That does NOT fit in MY budget And to not reuse backpackswhat is this?? Who doesn't do that??
Comment from : Juana P

My guess is whoever wrote this list doesn't clean Newspaper used to be the housewife's secret trick to shiny windows The reason it worked was because the ink contained lead This has since been removed - because you know being toxic and all It also means the trick no longer works and all you get is patches of paper residue brbrAlso why would you have a dryer if you're trying to be frugal when line drying is free?
Comment from : ploefff

RAGS for TP! Way before COVID! RAGS what you think they used back when??? And how clean is swishing your poop on paper that falls apart??????? Just saying brbrHave cut and colored my hair for over 45 years!brBuy second hand brDumpster dive JUST DO IT Find out when noone is there and jump in!
Comment from : Denise Stephens

You can also use Reynolds wrap instead of dryer sheets
Comment from : Patricia Caruolo

I use white Vinegar for many things !!
Comment from : Patricia Caruolo

Cash is King
Comment from : Patricia Caruolo

I always reuse good containers
Comment from : Patricia Caruolo

I would never buy bottle water
Comment from : Patricia Caruolo

I'm a great shopper
Comment from : Patricia Caruolo

In poor countries ,most PPL have been doing this for ages
Comment from : Shanthi sairam

I don't know about fabric softener but dryer sheets keep static down Lower static means longer wear on clothes Don't believe me? Look at the lint screen
Comment from : Paul Knittle

Stopped watching in the middle because none of the "tips" were things I didn't already know When talking about packing snacks, why show soft drinks and french fries? You're gonna pack french fries in the morning for an afternoon snack? Duh Cut out the juice, soft drinks and alcohol to save a BUNDLE on your grocery bills, on your dental bills and on your future medical bills These items are totally unhealthy and very expensive They damage our bodies AND the environment ALL prepared foods are unhealthy, expensive and bad for the environment Downsize your living space to save on energy costs and upkeep Cook at home from scratch using fresh fruits, veggies and whole grains - no canned items, no prepared products You can save a ton of $$$$$ Work from home to save commute costs, wardrobe expense, food costs and more When you're at home, you can cook while you work and preserve your sanity too
Comment from : Jeka Lambert

Bar soap instead of liquid soap lasts SO much longer!
Comment from : Janet Roche

I buy a lot of things at thrift stores and garage sales (That doesn't mean they have to be dirty or broken) - there are so many brand new items at thrift stores these days, clothing with the tags still on them, personal items someone got as a gift and didn't want, etc
Comment from : Janet Roche

I do most of these things except I buy bottled water because the water smells strong of bleach coming out of the tape
Comment from : Verna Bryant

I have filtered water from our fridge but I keep a case of bottles water in our pantry when our water gets turned off We live in a new community and this happens once in a while
Comment from : momof2

My son went through three backpacks during his first year of HSMy husband finally had it and ordered him the best llbean had to offerthat back pack lasted through the rest of HS, 4 years of college, two years of grad school and traveled to Scotland, China,NZ, basically all over EuropeYes, it finally broke, The zipperand llbean gave us 25 off the new backpackgo for the best when HS starts!!!
Comment from : nancy sexton

I love all your tips
Comment from : Dora Ray

Stop watching you tube influencer
Comment from : Paris Lynn

The older I get the more frugal, the more minimalist I get
Comment from : Richrico Granada

"2 Live within your means" -- Duh!
Comment from : Stitcher

Sooo American!
Comment from : Anne Campbell

Try having a garden orbrDrying clothes on outside clothes line
Comment from : bob conder

GREAT adviceWe have gone grocery shopping 🛍 🛒 ONCE A MONTH, since our kids were smallThey're almost all now in their 40's! We'd take one child with us, get a sitter for the others , and the child with us got to pick a place to eat out with Mom and Dad, before shopping Their "special time alone with usWE found that when we went shopping once a week, we were spending around $500/month more, than shopping monthly When things ran out, unless very necessary, we didn't buy anymore till the next monthWe need to go to two, or three, stores so we don't look like HOARDERSBut, it's worth it, and we have food all month long When "something" has "come up", and travel isn't possible, or whatever, we have food for the whole month, at leastand we get extras of some items, for STORAGE, in case HARD TIMES come "into play"GOD BLESS US ALL 🙏
Comment from : Linda Paxman

Thanks
Comment from : Tan R2

Stay in bed all day
Comment from : BevanBuckWheat Shea

I save truckloads of money by making my own eco washing powder No nasty chemicals and it works out at under 5 (English) pennies a load This will now be even cheaper because I bulk buy when possible I purchased a smaller quantity at first in order to check it works I can now buy in larger quantities, so even more money will be saved You're not going to believe it, but this washing powder is 100 better than the pricey shop washing powder No fabric softener is needed, or salts to clean the washing machine Honestly, the amount of money saved is incredible
Comment from : sister kerry

Also free WiFi and computer access at libraries
Comment from : adrienne gellman

Better yet use a black and white photocopier at the library
Comment from : adrienne gellman

Thank you
Comment from : Food by Faith Garden to table

Just use the common senses!!!!! Don’t be lazy, or show off ! Be stay in ground
Comment from : happy moon

1 Live off the grid
Comment from : Marcie Lynn

Wish you could have told me something that I have never done Been doing this for 50 years wanted to see if you had any other ideas
Comment from : Kathy Combs

Librarys full of noisy brat's in UK 🙄
Comment from : GODS SOLIDER

UK water is full of bad things Peoples medications, fluoride
Comment from : GODS SOLIDER

You forgot the dryer sheets i use to spend so much every week n put two sheets with each dryer But downy I've never been without it i will try it !!!
Comment from : blanca bulgrin

Most people cut cable 10 years ago
Comment from : Regina Fisher

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Comment from : Ernest Radner