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Make Your Own Cooking Spray/Oil

August 14, 2020 by Rain Bethany Leave a Comment

Why waste money buying cooking spray or oil when you probably have the ingredients in your kitchen cabinet to make your own? Here’s a quick way to make Your own cooking spray in 2 simple steps!

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Materials Needed:

Oil of your choice – olive, canola, etc.
Water
Spray bottle

Directions:

Pour 1 part oil to 5 parts water into your spray bottle and shake until well mixed.
Use when making your favorite dish!

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How To Make Your Faucet Sparkle

June 30, 2020 by Rain Bethany Leave a Comment

How To Make Your Faucet Sparkle

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How To Make Your Faucet Sparkle

Baby oil has many uses from softening skin to oiling a squeaky door, but did you know it can be used to shine and polish your household chrome fixtures and faucets?

All you need is a few cotton balls or a cotton cloth and a dab of baby oil to really make your fixtures sparkle. Give all sides of the fixture a good wipe down until they look brand new!

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How to Make Foaming Dish or Hand Soap and Save Tons of Money

May 21, 2020 by Rain Bethany Leave a Comment

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Have you ever bought that foaming dish soap or hand soap? I have and I love it but what if you could make your own and save over $5.00 a refill (like you’d pay in the store).

You just need the foaming soap dispenser (buy at Walmart, Target, etc – a one time expense) and liquid soap which you can usually get for FREE with a coupon or for inexpensive.

Here’s how:

1. Rinse out your foaming soap container.
2. Fill the foaming container 1/4 with regular Dawn Dish Soap.

3. Then slowly fill up the container with water (you can tilt it so the water goes down the side and not onto the soap that way you don’t get a bubbly mess).

4. Put the top back on and slowly tip back and forth to mix (do not shake).

That’s it! You can use an 8oz bottle of the regular soap to make about 9 refills of foam soap which will bring you lots of savings!

Thanks, Mojosavings

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How to Make Your Lettuce Last Much Longer! (Very Easy Tip)

April 5, 2020 by Rain Bethany Leave a Comment

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It’s not very frugal when you have to throw lettuce away because it got soggy, moldy, smelly and just nasty. So use this tip to help make your lettuce last longer!

Did you know…

You can very easily keep your lettuce fresh and crisp with this simple trick…Just put a paper towel in with your lettuce (on top and bottom) and cover with plastic wrap! That’s it! The paper towel will absorb the moisture on the lettuce which is what would wilt it if you didn’t do this. 🙂

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How to Make Your Own Liquid Dish Soap!

March 18, 2020 by Rain Bethany Leave a Comment

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It seems to me that one of the most over priced items in stores, is dish soap! Here we have found a way to save you a bunch of money a year by making your own liquid dish soap!

Ingredients:
1/2 cup grated soap
4 cups water
1/2 Tbs vegetable glycerin (optional: used as a hand moisturizer)
10-20 drops of tea tree oil (anti-bacterial) if you like the smell you can add more if not add the lesser.

Directions: Grate bar of soap. In a saucepan add water and 1/2 cup grated soap. Over low/medium heat gently heat without bringing to a boil until all the soap has dissolved. Add in vegetable glycerin and stir well. Place in a jar. After cooling for a short time (30 minutes to an hour) add in tea tree oil and allow to set up for 24 hours, stirring occasionally.

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How to Make Your Own Shampoo

March 13, 2020 by Rain Bethany Leave a Comment

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How to Make Your Own Clarifying Shampoo

Running low on shampoos and don’t see a sale to grab a bottle or two? Check out these tips on how to make your own Clarifying Shampoo!

In two simple steps, you can make your own clarifying shampoo:

Add 1/4 cup of Apple Cider Vinegar
Mix with 1 cup of Water

Who knew that two items in our pantries could save us all so much money on Shampoo! And, I bet your hair will smell like a nice warm bunch of Apples! 🙂

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Make Your Own Cooking Spray/Oil

January 1, 2020 by Rain Bethany Leave a Comment

Why waste money buying cooking spray or oil when you probably have the ingredients in your kitchen cabinet to make your own? Here’s a quick way to make Your own cooking spray in 2 simple steps!

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Materials Needed:

Oil of your choice – olive, canola, etc.
Water
Spray bottle

Directions:

Pour 1 part oil to 5 parts water into your spray bottle and shake until well mixed.
Use when making your favorite dish!

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How To Make Your Faucet Sparkle

December 4, 2019 by Rain Bethany Leave a Comment

How To Make Your Faucet Sparkle

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How To Make Your Faucet Sparkle

Baby oil has many uses from softening skin to oiling a squeaky door, but did you know it can be used to shine and polish your household chrome fixtures and faucets?

All you need is a few cotton balls or a cotton cloth and a dab of baby oil to really make your fixtures sparkle. Give all sides of the fixture a good wipe down until they look brand new!

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How to Make Your Own Carpet Powder

June 30, 2019 by Rain Bethany Leave a Comment

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Need to freshen up your carpets? Follow these easy steps to make your own carpet powder. Here’s all you need.

Empty Parmesan cheese container (cleaned and dry)
Your favorite essential oil
Baking soda

Fill the empty container with the baking soda. Add 5-15 drops of your favorite essential oil (I recommend lavendar) and shake to mix. Sprinkle on your carpet, then vacuum it up 15 minutes later! Enjoy!

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Make Your Own Cooking Spray/Oil

June 1, 2019 by Rain Bethany Leave a Comment

Why waste money buying cooking spray or oil when you probably have the ingredients in your kitchen cabinet to make your own? Here’s a quick way to make Your own cooking spray in 2 simple steps!

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Materials Needed:

Oil of your choice – olive, canola, etc.
Water
Spray bottle

Directions:

Pour 1 part oil to 5 parts water into your spray bottle and shake until well mixed.
Use when making your favorite dish!

Filed Under: Frugal Articles Tagged With: bottle, cooking, make, spray