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Saving Money on Renovations

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

One of the biggest questions in our minds when we are considering a house that needs renovations is “how much?”, so I’ve taken it upon myself to cost out the renovations for a new kitchen, new flooring, bathroom upgrades and painting. I don’t know if you’ve checked recently, but renovations are EXPENSIVE!

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Cheap Ways To Renovate Your Home

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

After years of wear and tear, there comes a point when your home needs a renovation whether for maintenance or to maintain its aesthetic value. Here are some tips on how to renovate your home cheaply. Cheap throw pillows and blankets are easy to find. You can install new hardware on your dresser and cabinets.

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9 Ways to Transform Your Home for a Fresh Look

Koupon Karen

Whether you’re looking to undertake a major renovation or simply want to make a few impactful changes, transforming your home can significantly improve its overall vibe, making it more inviting and reflective of your current lifestyle. Declutter and Organize The foundation of any home transformation is to declutter and organize.

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How to Furnish a New Home For Next to Nothing

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

If you can find a free piece with good bones on Craigslist or another online classifieds site, don’t overlook it’s value. You can have a custom piece for the cost of some sandpaper, new hardware and paint that you wouldn’t be able to find at stores. Go Frugal'

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Don’t be a Buy-It-New Snob

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

For me, going to sales is not just a means to find things I need at rock bottom prices, it is also entertainment. Here is a short list of some of my favorite finds at garage, estate and thrift store sales. It was missing the software, but thanks to the internet, I had no trouble finding a driver that worked.

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Am I Frugal – or Cheap?

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

Of course, to protect the glass and window/door hardware you have to tape and paper it. I routinely find White Stag, Ann Taylor, Cabellos, Columbia and etc brand clothing that is like new and in my size- usually priced around $4 a piece. Otherwise I would have lost brain cells and gotten sick to my stomach.

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