Frugal Living Habits That Save Money AND Time Every Month

Being frugal does not mean you're going to literally deprive yourself of everything in life. Absolutely not. In this video, I'm going to share with you every single step that I take every month in order to live a frugal and fulfilling life where I'm not depriving myself of necessities and at the same time I'm able to save a lot of money.

So, first on the list is the handy dandy, you got it, paper towels. First of all, like when I do with this, when I do this, like what are you doing with this? Because I am not against paper towels if it's on sale. But I prefer to use this instead. Now, here's why. I have two kids. So when my

four-year-old is trying to pour herself some milk, you know what happens? This happens. Yeah. A lot of mess. Okay. And instead of using the paper towel, which I will show you. Okay. And please, if my husband should ever wipe it, I would get mad because he's going to rip off five sheets of

this. Okay, but we're using two. Okay, I wipe and then I throw it in the trash. Pretend this is the trash. Okay, so at this point, what I'm seeing is I'm throwing my money in the trash. However, if I were to use this washcloth, I would have just wiped the counter, rinse it out, and I'm done.

Zero money wasted. And this is why I love washcloths. So, one of the things I do in my home is I replace paper towels with washcloths. And if you haven't been living under a rock this whole time, then you probably know that this is one area you can save a lot of money in. Because girl, let me

tell you, for a family of four, a little paper towel, a stack of paper towel twice per month is costing us almost $600 per year. You might look at it as, oh, it's just a little bit of money. It's just $15, $20 for the parcel. But listen, every little bit adds up. And