Frugally Sustainable
A Resource for All Things Frugal and Sustainable
The benefits of clay have been understated for decades. However, use of medicinal clay goes all the way back to prehistoric, ancient times. Green clay in particular is extremely rich in minerals and it is a superb healing agent. Due to it’s absorbent properties, green clay has the ability to clean and detoxify the skin. …
Summer is long over and the beautiful days of fall are making their final transition to winter. Most are preparing for the hibernation of the coming months. It is during this time, when the windows are all closed and the cleansing breeze is no more, that our homes seem to become a breeding ground for …
Gather the ingredients: -1 cup distilled water -1/4 teaspoon Dr. Bronner’s unscented baby-mild liquid castile soap -1 teaspoon olive oil Combine water, castile soap, and olive oil in a glass jar. Give jar a little shake. Apply solution to cotton ball and remove makeup as you normally would. Admire the amazing results. Store on the …
Do you hold a dream to live off of the land and experience the joy of sustainable living? There really are countless things to consider when living off the land. However, these 10 things are on my priority list and I think they should be on yours. 1. Land 2. Natural Fresh Water Source 3. …
Itching, burning, swelling, watery, red eyes. You know what it is! That’s right…pink eye. Just as is the case with ear infections, the cause of conjunctivitis is not always bacterial. It may be viral or related to allergies. Most often, pink eye is a viral infection that occurs in people whose immune systems are weakened. …
There definitely was a time, not all to long ago, where gourmet meals appealed to me. Expensive “health foods” and organic everything pretty much dominated my pantry. Then everything changed. Our third child was born, the housing market tanked, gas prices skyrocketed, the list could go on. Needless to say, I became frugal out of …
