At only 55c a litre, vinegar is one of the cheapest – and safest – household cleaners you can buy.
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Building abundance with joy one dollar at a time at a time
At only 55c a litre, vinegar is one of the cheapest – and safest – household cleaners you can buy.
Continue readingDid you know you can use shampoo and conditioner for things other than washing your hair? Find out Ms Frugal Ears’ top eight uses.
Continue readingCelebrate Oktoberfest with this German classic. I discovered it makes fabulous, crispy, crackling.
Continue readingCleaning and grooming with toothpaste – yep, it is the miracle household item that is non-toxic and that will save you hundreds of dollars.
Continue readingUsing up mac and cheese leftovers in a yummy breakfast omelette.
Continue readingOK, I admit it – I regularly eat free food. I even cook with it and give it away to
Continue readingI have had a busy few weeks at work with a lot of functions and events on. The negative is
Continue readingWhen you bake a cake from leftovers that most people would throw in the bin and take it to work
Continue readingHow many dollars worth of food do you have lurking in your cupboards?
Continue readingEarly spring is an abundant harvest for free food – when you know where to look.
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