Don’t waste you money buying expensive hand scrubs. Make your own instead! Head on over to Good Life Eats and get the recipe for this moisturizing kitchen hand scrub.
Jan 8, 2012
Make Your Own Cleaning Wipes
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If you have young kids you may be wary of using harsh cleaners. You can head on over to Home Made Ginger and learn how to make all natural cleaning wipes.
Jan 4, 2012
Make Your Own Laundry Detergent
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Have you ever wondered how to make your own laundry detergent, or if it will actually save you money? Trent from the Simple Dollar makes enough detergent for 312 loads of laundry for only $6.97.
He tested his home made laundry detergent against tide by smearing mustard on two white shirts. Which detergent do you think worked better? Both detergents actually had the same effectiveness.
Ingredients for home-made laundry detergent:
1 cup washing soda (I use Arm & Hammer)
1/2 cup borax (I use 20 Mule Team)
1 bar soap (I use whatever’s cheap, in this case Pure & Natural)
Approximately 3 gallons water
You can go HERE and check out a detailed description and video of how to make your own laundry detergent.
Jan 1, 2012
Make a Blessing Bag for the Homeless
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Here’s is a wonderful idea to help the homeless. Create a Blessing Bag, if you have coupon stash or an abundance of free samples lying around put them to good use. Read the full article here.
Dec 31, 2011
Make Your Own Play-Doh
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If you’re in need of an activity to entertain your kids, let them help you make some home-made play-doh. Visit Mommieswithstyle to get the recipe. Kids will love creating their very own play-doh.
Dec 29, 2011
Make Your Own Windex
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Fake IT Frugal has so many great tips on making homemade cleaners. You can head on over here to learn how to make your own Windex for only 0.27! You can’t beat that price!
Dec 3, 2011
Budget Savers: Make your own Febreze
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Fake it Frugal shows how to make your own Febreze. You can read the directions on her site by clicking here.