Sneaky ways to save the pennies

I haven't read all the posts on here, because my eyes are going funny! But here are a few of my ideas..
The nets that oranges, onions, etc come in, can be scrunched up to make a good washing up scrubber, I use them for cleaning cat bowls, the toilet, anything else I wouldn't want to re use the sponge for.
Adding a few drops of vinegar to the washing up liquid makes it last twice as long.
I usually use my daughters bath water after she's gone to bed, just add a couple of kettlefuls of hot water to it. In summer, I pull the shower curtain across the bath, and leave my and the littl'uns bath water in, and use it to flush the toilet. We use the Original Source minty shower gel, so it smells nice, and neither of us get that dirty, so there's no ring of scum left in the bath. Also, if you use Ecover, or similar washing up liquid, you can use the water on plants, and it won't harm them.
Vinegar and hot water for cleaning.
If you have any brown mushy bananas feft at the bottom of your fruitbowl, blend them up, and use them in cakes instead of eggs. You can also do the same with apples, but add a pinch of cinammon.
Boiled potatoe skins are nice added to a curry, or fried with baked beans.
Empty hoummous and other dip pots are great for kids lunch boxes, easy to open, and it doesn't matter if they lose them.
Empty margerine tubs are easy to fill, store and empty than freezer bags, and can be used until they fall apart.
Laundry balls, though not to everyone's taste, cost about 3p a wash to use.

And here's one that I'm not sure about, but my friend says it works.
If you freeze Ribena in ice cube trays, and only allow one cube per drink, it tastes the same, and lasts longer. I don't know about that, because I never buy squash.

Oh and re rabbit food - When I was little, as well as 'bought' dry food, my mum always used to boil up the potato peelings & other veg scaps to feed my rabbit - she had the idea from somewhere that raw potato was bad for them. Rabbit loved them - especially in the winter when she used to get them still warm!

Did it foam when you bought it? If so you might need to water it down more to allow it to flow through.

Ok, am new to this but so far we....

*Batch cook
*Online shop (less temptation)
*Meal Plan
*Bulk out with veg/lentils
*O/H hates skimmed milk (i'm dieting for the wedding so whatever it takes) so with his semi, i've been watering it down and he hasn't noticed yet
*Growing our own: Potatoes, Tomatoes, Aubergines, Peppers, Chillies, Onions, Courgettes, Peppers, strawberries and garlic - first time butr so far we've had some strawberries, a couple of decent courgettes, a few toms and loads of chillies.
*Re use veg bags from the greengrocers for sandwich bags
*Use a water butt (free as was already in the house when we moved in) for watering plants
*This sounds gross but my hair is so dry, I only wash it 2/3 times a week or else it looks like straw
*Currently on Slim Fast (for the wedding) so £5 lasts me a weeks worth of breakfast and lunches lol
*Making soups/gravy's from veg/meat stock

Theres probably loads more thanks to me reading your guys tips for the last year but my memeory fails me right now.

SK x x x

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I wish I could do this - my hair look s**t so I have to wash it every morning - but I know it's not good -![/quote]

Couldn't you just pour a couple of jugs of water over your hair in the morning and then style in the normal way, perhaps using a 'leave in' conditioner