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This is my record of the daily challenges the Armstrong family faces as we live life the Cheapskates way - debt free, cashed up and laughing - and try to stay that way.
Here I talk about the little things I do that save us a lot of money and the bigger things that may only save a small amount. I share the things that work for us and the things that don't. I say it as I see it, so if I try something and think it's a dud, I'll tell you. And if I try something and it works, I'll share it with you.
You'll get an insight into a very frugal family living a very comfortable 21st Century lifestyle and I hope it encourages and inspires you as you make your journey to living life the Cheapskates way.
Sometimes I forget that we are living the Cheapskates way, a frugal lifestyle, where nothing is wasted and we watch our money. We have lived...
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Use bread ties to label each electric cord in that tangle of cords at the back of places like a computer or home sound system. Ties are useful for closing freezer bags when storing items. A guitarist in the family who loses a plectrum can use a bread tie as a fill in until they get a new one. I have also used bread ties to label home grown seedlings in punnets.
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