Prairie Eco-Thrifter

SEPTEMBER 2, 2012

It’s also one of the places in our home where we often inadvertently spend too much money. Most people will read this, and think “yeah, there are a lot of ways to save money on food…” While there are many good tips about how to save on your groceries that’s not the only place where we spend too much money in the kitchen.

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Saving Money Kitchen Money Reuse 202

Couponing 101

FEBRUARY 26, 2019

Such a cute way to reuse toilet paper rolls (or even paper towel rolls if you have longer cords). A nice way to keep those bulk foods you buy (to save money of course!) Definitely an inspirational way to reuse Tic Tac containers, I would never have thought of it! Coffee Creamer Storage.

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Storage Reuse Phones Recycle 75

For the Mommas

MAY 4, 2019

Absorbs eight times its weight in water, and dries in half the time of standard dishcloth, face wash cloths, hand towels & dusters. Can be washed (cold water & tumble dry low) and reused hundreds of times, allowing you to save money on paper towels and costly cleaners.

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Clothes Clothing Cleaning Reuse 45

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

APRIL 28, 2014

If you’re frugal, you’ll likely take steps to save money such as not using disposable products like paper napkins and paper towels. Instead, you’ll choose items like cloth napkins and cloth towels. Of course, this makes sense. Living a Frugal Life in the Present with a Mindset in the Past.

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Green And Frugal Wellness Washer and Dryer Frugal 170

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

APRIL 4, 2013

If you decide to buy in bulk as a way to save money, you can preserve some of that food for later. Turn old towels into bags that can be taken to the grocery store. Plus, re-usable cleaning items like sponges and rags reduce your need for paper towels. Preserve Some of Your Food. Go Green'

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Re-use Home and Garden Bulk Electronics 278

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

FEBRUARY 16, 2011

By doing this you save money and over 53 million trees and 56 billion gallons of water a year. And don’t worry, the paper is just as soft as the commercial stuff so your ‘bottom’ won’t mind. Instead of paper towels, use clothes and rags for cleaning and spills. Recycle and reuse.

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Making Reuse Recycle Recycled 196

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

MAY 27, 2013

Paper towels have become a must-have item in many kitchens throughout Canada, the US, Europe and Australia. However, these advantages don’t necessarily make them a very green option, so let’s look at the green credentials of paper towel vs rags for household cleaning.

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Paper Towels Paper Money Clothes 245