Make a batch of these DIY Peppermint Toilet Bombs, then use them to cut down on the work of cleaning your toilet. Toilets. They are a dirty job but someone has to clean them, and it’s usually me! I need a product that gets the toilets clean, smells good, and is safe around my kidsRead More
30 Ways to Slow Down and Enjoy Fall
Autumn is such a lovely time of year, but too often we let the busyness of life keep up from truly enjoy it. Below you will find 30 ways to slow down and enjoy fall this year. None of these ideas are expensive. You just need to commit to taking a little time to addRead More
7 Ways to Streamline Your Morning Routine on School Days
Use these ways to streamline your morning routine on school days to reduce stress and enjoy a more peaceful morning. With school back in session, it is time for you to be on top of things and a bit less lax about routines. Getting the whole family up, dressed and out the door with everything they needRead More
Tips for Buying Chicken in Bulk
These tips on buying chicken in bulk will help you stock your freezer with quality chicken. There are many good reasons to purchase chicken in bulk. You can stock up when you find a good deal and freeze the chicken for later use. Maybe you just need to make a bulk purchase to cook aRead More
Tips for Buying Beef in Bulk
Buying a whole or half cow will save you a lot of money on beef in the long run. These tips for buying beef in bulk will help you get started. If you are trying to save money on your grocery bill, chances are you have considered buying your beef in bulk. If so, youRead More
How to Reduce Food Waste and Save Money on Groceries
Use these easy tips on how to reduce food waste and save money on groceries. Have you resolved to save money? Reducing food waste can help with your goal. Before you can eliminate food waste, you first need to figure out why you are wasting food. Analyze what you are throwing away to see if thereRead More
75 Ways to Enjoy a Frugal Father’s Day
Looking for some fun, yet inexpensive ways to celebrate Father’s Day? Here are 75 frugal Father’s Day ideas. You may think that your Dad is worth a million bucks, but that doesn’t mean you need to spend a million bucks to show him how much you care. With Father’s Day quickly approaching, take a lookRead More
Sandalwood & Patchouli Mermaid Bath Bomb Recipe
You are never too old to believe in mermaids or at least indulge in this Homemade Mermaid Bath Bomb Recipe. Soak and splash away all the cares of the world when you add this Sandalwood & Patchouli Mermaid Bath Bomb Recipe to your bath. The soothing and sensuous scents of sandalwood and patchouli combine withRead More
Star Wars Birthday Party Ideas
Check out these fun Star Wars birthday party ideas when planning your kid’s next party. There’s nothing quite as fun as throwing or attending a themed party. If you are excited as many people are over the new Star Wars movies coming out, then you may be looking for ways to throw an awesome StarRead More
Depression Era Tips to Stretch your Food Budget
Use these Great Depression Era tips to stretch your food budget and save money on groceries. Living frugally is not a new thing even though it seems to be something that is taking off again. During the Great Depression Era, there was no choice but to live as frugally as possible. Families made clothing outRead More
DIY Succulents Book Planter
Have an old book that you don’t know what to do with? Use it to create this easy DIY Succulents Book Planter! I have seen quite a few examples of succulents being planted in books, and I love the whimsy it can add to a space. Sadly, I can tell you from experience that most liveRead More
15 Ways to Decorate Easter Eggs
Get creative with your eggs this year and try one of these unique ways to decorate Easter Eggs. When I was a kid, decorating eggs was one of my favorite parts of the Easter festivities. I loved being able to make an egg for every member of the family, complete with their name on it.Read More
Great Uses for Leftover Coffee
Don’t let your leftover coffee go to waste! Here are 11 great uses for leftover coffee. If your morning cup of Joe usually leaves behind a little bit in your pot, you may feel guilty just pouring it down the drain but reheated coffee just doesn’t taste as good as that fresh pot. With coffeeRead More
8 Natural Ways to Dye Easter Eggs
Here are 8 natural ways to dye Easter Eggs using fruits, vegetables, spices, and tea. Did you know that there are plenty of items right in your own kitchen that can be used to dye Easter eggs? If you want a more natural approach to your Easter egg coloring this year, take a look belowRead More
10 Time-Saving Spring Cleaning Tips
Use these time-saving spring cleaning tips to quickly deep clean your home. Spring cleaning is the perfect time to get your home back into tip-top shape after the winter season. However, it can be very overwhelming and time-consuming if you aren’t careful. In order to get everything tidy without it taking the entire spring seasonRead More
Money Saving Guide for April: Sales, Clearance, and In-Season Produce
Use the April Mondy Saving Guide to find sales, clearance items, and in-season produce at rock bottom prices. Finding great deals is less about knowing where to shop and more about knowing when to shop. To get the best grocery deals, you need to know what is in season so you can look for rock-bottomRead More
9 Reasons Your Budget May Not Be Working
Use this list of reasons your budget may not be working to identify trouble spots and correct them. Anyone with a family knows that the best way to keep your head above water financially is to create a budget. This seems simple enough, but getting good at budgeting takes some practice to get down andRead More
How to Make Tie Dye Easter Eggs
Last week we showed you how to naturally dye Easter eggs. This week Maggie is showing us how to make Tie Dye Easter eggs. Making Tie Dyed Easter eggs is a fun alternative to traditionally dyed Easter eggs. You don’t need a special kit or supplies. In fact, you probably have everything you need in your pantry.Read More
How to Build an Emergency Fund on a Limited Budget
Use these tips on how to build an emergency fund on a limited budget to stash away money for unexpected expenses. Having an emergency fund is important. It is something to rely on in times of trouble so you don’t have to immediately panic or wonder, “What now?” Building an emergency fund can be hardRead More
10 Things To Do When You Set Your Clocks Forward
Here is a list of tasks that you can do when you set your clocks forward for daylight saving time to keep your home safe and running efficiently. Mark your calendars because Daylight Saving Time is almost here. This year Daylight Saving Time begins on Sunday, March 10 when the majority of the United StatesRead More
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