What is the most moneysaving/stingy thing you do?

Mistermeaner

Washing clothes in shower by not taking them off

Kim_13

Using self-service machines wherever possible and putting ridiculously small amounts (lowest was 40p I think) on a cashback credit card, and even occasionally doing so at staffed checkouts (smallest was something like a £2.20 pint in Wetherspoons)

Bazofts_Revenge

Ripping used tea light candles apart and putting the unused wax into the well of a larger candle..... seems sacrilege to just throw it out.

Gram_Parsons

My elderly mother dries out sheets of kitchen paper over the backs of chairs and reuses them. Juan Sheet does plenty!

B_G_B

Scouring the forums to see if I can find any money saving tips……………. on Christmas day.:)

Fruit_and_Nut_Case

B_G_B wrote: »

Scouring the forums to see if I can find any money saving tips……………. on Christmas day.:)

You sad person. You wouldn't catch me doing that. Oh, wait...

Fruit_and_Nut_Case

brightonman123 wrote: »

cheap wine in glittery bottle gift bag..

TCA wrote: »

.........and keep any glittery gift bags received to use for someone else's birthday/xmas present next time. That's just sensible!

Don't forget to re-gift the cheap wine too.

EnGee

Fruit_and_Nut_Case wrote: »

You sad person. You wouldn't catch me doing that. Oh, wait...

Nor Me!!!
But I will be opening my presents very carefully so I can use the wrapping paper again next year.

Primrose

ffacoffipawb wrote: »

Daily clicks on various websites - £200 a year, not sure it is worth my time but it is a silly habit I can't get out of.

Can you enlighten us which ones you use please? The only daily clicks I was aware of were for charity sites like Saving the Rainforest, where sponsors donate a small amount to the charity for every click made.

chucknorris

I might just be doing the most stingy thing right now. I am making turkey carcass soup for my dog, it is more about treating him though than saving money.