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Sneaky ways to save the pennies
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carlislelass wrote: »ooh, never thought of that:T0
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Curious_George wrote: »sorry thats a step too far for me,
our plates definitely need a wash each time, i couldnt bear the thought of eating off a scummy plate uuurrrggghhh.....
apart from anything else we are a gravy dinner family, and if its not something with gravy its pasta sauce or something else equally as messy...
the only way i can see that an unwashed plate would last almost a weeks worth of meals is if your eating processed and chips every night
I have a feeling that wasn't a serious suggestionLike buying squares of carpet and tying them to your feet so you don't have to cover the whole floor
God is good, all the time
Do something that scares you every day
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Confuzzled wrote: »you just need to make sure that the tomatoes are always covered in oil. store bought sundried tomatoes in oil will also go mouldy if the tom's are left uncovered for too long so it's not a personal failing to do something right with the recipe what have you, just the way things are. add a little extra oil and all is well
If you buy Peppadew peppers (drool!) you get a little plastic 'cage' that holds them under the juice, I kept this and have now put it into my other jar of sundried tomatoes, stops them drying out, wonder if you could make your own...God is good, all the time
Do something that scares you every day
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Sian_the_Green wrote: »I have a feeling that wasn't a serious suggestion
Like buying squares of carpet and tying them to your feet so you don't have to cover the whole floor
what... you dont do that??!!:cool:
it may have been a joke, but after some of the things ive read on here about some peoples habits nothing much surprises me anymore!0 -
Very well put confuzzled.I like your style! My DD is exactly the same and is now hitting her teens with a shrewd sense of how far money can go and far better style sense than her mum.
They have both learnt that if they want the designer/brand labels they have to look for bargains or save up.
DS1 is a dab hand at finding bargains on [EMAIL="Eb@y"]Eb@y[/EMAIL] and even the brands own websites.
He has the clothes he wants but I'm only paying out what I am comfortable with.My self & hubby; 2 sons (30 & 26). Hubby also a found daughter (37).
Eldest son has his own house with partner & her 2 children (11 & 10)
Youngest son & fiancé now have own house.
So we’re empty nesters.
Daughter married with 3 boys (12, 9 & 5).
My mother always served up leftovers we never knew what the original meal was. - Tracey Ulman0 -
Windmill_Farmer wrote: »No need to wash plates every time, a plate can go 3-4 meals before it needs a wash. :beer:
LOL :rotfl: I just posted this as joke really however sometimes I will use a plate without washing it, for a light snack like a piece of cake or toast on it if it has been lightly used as is fairly dry and only a few hours used.
Reminds me of Steptoe having a bath with with his dishes :rotfl:0 -
Windmill_Farmer wrote: »LOL :rotfl:
Reminds me of Steptoe having a bath with with his dishes :rotfl:
Now there's an idea !
Hmm laundry first or dishes first , or both at once ? :rotfl::rotfl:Decluttering, 20 mins / day Jan 2024 2/20 -
oystercatcher wrote: »Now there's an idea !
Hmm laundry first or dishes first , or both at once ? :rotfl::rotfl:
...well....and I thought the idea of shared baths was to share a bath with friend to save on fuel - sharing a bath with the dishes...hmmmm:rotfl:
My only bath-related thoughts go along the lines of being able to use bathes to wash/soak large items of clothing/bedding or maybe a bit of fruit trampling (to make ones own cider/apple juice perhaps)...:D0 -
carlislelass wrote: »ooh, never thought of that:TWhat Would Bill Buchanan Do?0
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