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  • Thrift and the environment

    I'd like to bring up a topic that was discussed in the first Tightwad Gazette book: how our frugal choices affect the environment. This came into my head this morning as I was hanging up some laundry on the line, and it occurred to me that most of the things I do to save money also benefit the environment...
    Posted to Forum by haverwench on 05-29-2008
  • Re: Suggestions for traveling on a budget?

    [quote user="karenteacher"] Be very careful about the exchange rates - especially on credit cards, if you take any; the additional fee - it ws 3% on my card - for the currency conversion can build up fast. [/quote] To my knowledge, Capital One is the only 'major' credit card purveyor...
    Posted to Forum by Miserly Maxine on 05-18-2008
  • Buckets from the Bakery (free storage solutions)

    I recently switched my children from disposable diapers to cloth diapers. I needed a bucket to put the soiled diapers into, with a baking soda/water solution until there was enough for a full wash load. I phoned my local bakery to ask if they had a bucket I could have. To my suprise, the baker had over...
    Posted to Forum by T-Dsquared on 12-01-2007
  • alternatives to disposable stuff

    When I made tea in my lovely new (secondhand English redware) teapot, I thought about the waste of teabags it was saving. Instead of a bag, tag and string going into landfill, I top the pot up with cold water and tip it onto the garden. A slight waste of water to preheat the pot. I usually use instant...
    Posted to Forum by helen on 04-16-2007
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