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The Hidden Cost of Disorganization

July 23, 2016 at 2:30 pm 5 Comments  

Organization

Oh, I wish I were an organized person! Peter Walsh asks in his book, “What is clutter costing you?” He thinks in terms of space, peace and relationships but after

Filed Under: Organization Tagged With: decluttering, New Year New Budget, organizing

31 Day Budget (Day 10): Lowering Utility Costs

January 10, 2015 at 8:53 am Leave a Comment  

Home and Garden

31 Days to a Better Budget Lowering Utility Costs Each day of the series offers new tips, ideas and a challenge to start the year with a solid financial plan.

Filed Under: Budgeting, Home and Garden Tagged With: 31 Day Budget, utilities

Ad: 5 Minutes to a Lower Water Bill

April 4, 2014 at 8:35 pm 4 Comments  

This post on smarter homes and related social media discussions are sponsored by Direct Energy. I’m always looking for ways to improve our home’s efficiency and lower our monthly bills.

Filed Under: Going Green, Home and Garden Tagged With: energy efficiency, sponsored post

{The New Home Ec} Fix It or Trash It? When to Throw Away or Keep Your Stuff

May 8, 2012 at 3:07 pm  

Syndicated Content

We’ve become a throwaway society: something isn’t working right, and our first instinct is to replace it altogether. But, there are a lot of things around the house that could

Filed Under: Home and Garden, Money Saving Ideas, Syndicated Content Tagged With: Babble, repairs, Syndicated Content

{The New Home Ec} 24 Awesome Ways to Reuse Baby Wipes Containers

May 3, 2012 at 1:41 pm  

Syndicated Content

I still have baby wipe containers all over the house, even though we haven’t had a baby in diapers for more than 3 years. They make such great storage containers — the toy room has stacks of containers filled with cars, puzzles, and more ti…

Filed Under: Going Green, Money Saving Ideas, Organization, Syndicated Content Tagged With: Babble, repurposing, reuse, Syndicated Content

{The New Home Ec} 10 Inexpensive Updates for Your Kitchen

April 24, 2012 at 8:48 am  

Syndicated Content

I spend a lot of time in my kitchen — breakfast, lunch, dinner, supervising numerous snacks — so it doesn’t take long for the look to get stale. Unfortunately, everything in there is just so big that I’m kinda stuck with it. We don&#821…

Filed Under: Home and Garden, Money Saving Ideas, Syndicated Content Tagged With: Babble, DIY, home decor, kitchen, Personal finance, Syndicated Content

{The New Home Ec} How to Save Money on Holiday Electric Bills

December 15, 2011 at 1:12 pm  

Syndicated Content

You may consider utility bills as an expense you can’t do anything about, but you are wrong. If you pay attention to your energy use each month, you’ll notice a spike in December. In my home this is usually the result of being home from wor…

Filed Under: Home and Garden, Syndicated Content Tagged With: Babble, heating, Personal finance, Syndicated Content, utilities

(The New Home Ec} 20 Amazing Ways to Reuse Toilet Paper Rolls

December 6, 2011 at 8:22 am  

Syndicated Content

A few weeks ago, I saw a post on using empty toilet paper rolls to store & organize cords. I thought it was so brilliant that I immediately started saving our empty rolls. Then, I stumbled on a tip for using one as filler for frugal holiday decor, …

Filed Under: Money Saving Ideas, Organization, Syndicated Content Tagged With: Babble, home decor, reuse, Syndicated Content

How to Survive a Heat Wave With No Air-Conditioning

July 22, 2011 at 2:40 pm 7 Comments  

The temperature has been over 90° every day this week—finally hitting the 100° mark yesterday. But, as we say in Indiana, it’s not the heat…it’s the humidity! The “feels like”

Filed Under: Home and Garden Tagged With: summer, utilities

Receipt Storage & Tax Organization

February 25, 2011 at 1:29 pm 1 Comment  

Taxes

I completed my taxes a couple weeks ago—it took several days of almost nonstop sorting through paperwork, emails & online accounts. I actually thought it would take longer—which likely means

Filed Under: Organization, Taxes Tagged With: Organization, Shoeboxed, tax day

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