Comments on: 25 Ways to Save Money – The Lazy Man’s Way http://www.mrcheapstuff.com/deals/2008/03/25-ways-to-save-money-the-lazy-mans-way/ Coupons, Freebies & Tips Worth Your Precious Time Tue, 16 Mar 2010 01:41:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: NightSquid http://www.mrcheapstuff.com/deals/2008/03/25-ways-to-save-money-the-lazy-mans-way/comment-page-1/#comment-22329 NightSquid Tue, 01 Apr 2008 14:55:13 +0000 http://www.mrcheapstuff.com/deals/2008/03/25-ways-to-save-money-the-lazy-mans-way/#comment-22329 Great information, I'm glad to see there are other people on the web that see money as a tool rather than something to spend as fast as they get it. I put a link to this page on my related web page about saving money while dining out http://squidoo.com/eatlikeaking Cheers NightSquid Great information, I’m glad to see there are other people on the web that see money as a tool rather than something to spend as fast as they get it. I put a link to this page on my related web page about saving money while dining out http://squidoo.com/eatlikeaking Cheers NightSquid

]]> By: Amanda http://www.mrcheapstuff.com/deals/2008/03/25-ways-to-save-money-the-lazy-mans-way/comment-page-1/#comment-22314 Amanda Mon, 31 Mar 2008 17:43:58 +0000 http://www.mrcheapstuff.com/deals/2008/03/25-ways-to-save-money-the-lazy-mans-way/#comment-22314 Lots of good advice, we already do a lot of them you mentioned. And a few we will start doing now. Another thing you can do to save money on the electric bill is unplugging everything when not in use, especially big appliances. They still use electricity when they are completely off, about 40% of what they use while on. Also a big money saver is switching your home to all cloth, get rid of disposable. If you have a baby in diapers using cloth can save you over $2,000, cloth wipes too. It is not much different than using disposables, except for having to wash them. (Oh my, you might have to smell poop!) Using cloth wipes instead of toilet paper for the whole family can be very beneficial too. Much softer than the cheap toilet paper, plus better for the environment and your wallet. Cloth Menstrual pads, cloth napkins, towels instead of paper towels. There are so many things that people buy these days just to use for a few minutes and throw directly in the trash because they are too busy/lazy to do an extra load of laundry each week. Lots of good advice, we already do a lot of them you mentioned. And a few we will start doing now.

Another thing you can do to save money on the electric bill is unplugging everything when not in use, especially big appliances. They still use electricity when they are completely off, about 40% of what they use while on.

Also a big money saver is switching your home to all cloth, get rid of disposable. If you have a baby in diapers using cloth can save you over $2,000, cloth wipes too. It is not much different than using disposables, except for having to wash them. (Oh my, you might have to smell poop!)
Using cloth wipes instead of toilet paper for the whole family can be very beneficial too. Much softer than the cheap toilet paper, plus better for the environment and your wallet.
Cloth Menstrual pads, cloth napkins, towels instead of paper towels. There are so many things that people buy these days just to use for a few minutes and throw directly in the trash because they are too busy/lazy to do an extra load of laundry each week.

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