Frugally Sustainable
A Resource for All Things Frugal and Sustainable
There are those of us who have never grown anything in our lives! Then there are those of us who are experienced gardeners with large plots of land and a greenhouse. Oh…and let’s not forget everyone in between! No matter your level of gardening know-how, growing your own winter lettuce and/or microgreens can be a gratifying, empowering, and pleasurable pursuit during …
My Story Six months ago I intentionally left my full-time job as a Registered Nurse to stay home and raise our 3 children. You see, for the past 10 years I have either been in school or working and sometimes I was doing both. That’s just how it was; it had to be that way! …
Welcome to Frugal Days, Sustainable Ways Blog Hop! It is my hope that together we can create an amazing collection of frugal and sustainable ideas that will be an excellent resource for all of our readers. Please feel free to link and share posts containing: Homesteading Notions Anything DIY or Homemade Frugal Recipes (we like real food …
This week for our $2 dinner plate I want to share with you one of my most favorite frugal meal tips! When we committed to eating only grass-fed and pastured meats purchased from our local farmer, we knew financially we would have to sacrifice somewhere in the budget and we knew that we would not be eating meat every night of …
I love baking soda! There are so many amazing uses for it around the house, especially when it comes to cleaning. If you’ve never tried to make a baking soda paste, you really should, it’s so easy. Homemade Baking Soda Paste Recipe -1/2 cup baking soda -2 tablespoons water -1 teaspoon castile soap Directions: Mix …
Many people, when asked, would define soap scum as that irritating, cloudy residue on their tub or shower door! Soap scum is a white build-up consisting of minerals from the water, dirt, bacteria, and sloughed-off skin. The very best way to keep soap scum off glass shower doors is to prevent it from happening in the first place …
