Rabu, 18 September 2019

12+ Things You Should Never Spend Money On

Don’t Spend Money on Travel Fees

Taking a vacation? Studies have shown that Tuesdays and Wednesdays are the cheapest days to fly (although others dispute this, saying weekends can often be cheaper). If you’re renting a car, don’t pay for jacked-up rental car fees that rental agencies have to pay to be at the airport. Instead, take a taxi to a nearby rental agency and get your car there. They’re usually far cheaper. (For packing tips, including how to pack jewelry and keep a musty smell out of a suitcase, check out our recent post on tips that will change the way you pack.)

Get Free Stuff Online

Free stuff is few and far between on the internet these days, but you can still get free samples of new products from Proctor and Gamble by joining P&G Everyday. We also love HeyItsFree.Net and Freebies4Mom.com for finding free stuff online. And of course, don’t forget to like your favorite brands on Facebook and sign up for their newsletters to find out about deals and get coupons.

Make Your Own Vinegar Cleaners

Making your own DIY cleaners is super easy. For counters and windows, just use a solution of half white vinegar, half water (and use old newspaper instead of paper towels when washing windows!). You can also use white vinegar and water as a shower spray. Use 1 part white vinegar and 9 parts water in a spray bottle and spray it over your tub after every shower to prevent mold and mildew.

DIY Wood Polish

Instead of buying wood polishes at the store, mix 1 cup olive oil with juice of one lemon and rub into wood furniture.

Never Buy Jewelry Cleaner

Clean silver with toothpaste! Use the white, non-gel variety and white on with a dry cloth, then wipe off. The tarnish will come with it! Or, try this amazing trick: Line a bowl with aluminum foil, and add a tablespoon of salt or baking soda. Fill with warm water, then add your silver jewelry and agitate the water. Then, simply rinse or wipe off the tarnish!

Dusting Hacks

Who needs a store-bought duster? Just use a hair dryer! Gently blowing air on knick-knacks and other household items is a quick and easy way to remove dust. If that doesn’t work, try one of these other dusting hacks.

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