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50 Old Fashioned Frugal Living Tips to Try Today

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when people say go for a walk and hang up laundry it's like they underestimate how other humans are a threat
Comment from : @inezneal6917

I have always done this things way before the internet my girls call me cheap lol but i love living this way ive worked all my life but i still do things like this
Comment from : @GlenHartley-x7r

Keep a list of clothes required Buy end of season for following year sizes Tshirt from $25 to $3 out of season to wear next year Great when you have children
Comment from : @ilovegreen0150

"walk to destinations instead of drive or take the bus" me literally a few hours ago: bwalked 3h to and from a store/b
Comment from : @AutumnVulpes369

Everyone says downsizebrBut the opposite can work brI bought a larger property with a 2nd house I rent 1 as an airbnb this pays y mortgage
Comment from : @rh5022

Cutting your own hair is easy Use utube I've been doing it for 10 years I will never go back to a stylist
Comment from : @littlemissy8356

Do aqua fit, easier than gym
Comment from : @dianaprice8070

Some of these things have become expensive
Comment from : @meritaholmes5085

Keeping cool, too cold in uk
Comment from : @dianaprice8070

You can buy a rolling rack to hangclothes on to dry in the house also shower rod and door knobs too
Comment from : @tinacollinsworth9507

go out to garden or work out so you can turn off your fan or aircon
Comment from : @jeskvell3254

Today's women cannot make clothes!
Comment from : @50s_momentum

You don't need to flush every time you pee If it's yellow let it mellow, if it's brown flush it down Saves a lot on water
Comment from : @carololiver2091

Thank you
Comment from : @GinaArch

Just try and slow down It helps
Comment from : @dianejennings50

It seems that males can just carry on as usual
Comment from : @janetmackinnon3411

They say cooking at home is cheaper, but one you buy all the ingredients it’s not I’m in Columbia and looked up Great Depression meals Potatoes and beans, cabbage, pasta are extremely expensive, pack of 8 hot dogs are expensive
Comment from : @coltenfergeson4269

Look for simple recipes 🔥
Comment from : @jaydee1111

I use these tip all the time ❤
Comment from : @irishcreamspringgreen782

These money saving tips are timeless Love 'em 💛🌿🌼💚☀️👍😊
Comment from : @MoneySavingsTips

you lost me at number 7 but really you just shit on your own logic too - first thing is to turn off the tv but you have us look stuff up on the internet - wtf ??? You need meat to be healthy - it's been proven so many times 21 - really ? downsize your property - this MOFO is from the WEF or something - Your video is about being Frugal - not a homeless person who lives under a bridge and eats out of garbage cans but as long as they can watch your videos - Ok for those of you that read this far - thank you and I think I am just venting a little here I am tired of wanting to find some general tips that are useful but getting tired of another video telling you to give up what you have
Comment from : @RalphMickey

I'm not that old and I have been doing this since I was in my teens
Comment from : @dancingdingo

All my clothes are second hand I never shop online for clothes rarely
Comment from : @deborah10ism

❤🙏🎁🌻🌷🌳🍒
Comment from : @violetgaribyan-jg9ll

In winter I hang my clothes inside the house, on hangers and hang that in door frames This adds moisture to the house
Comment from : @irenekodac3511

The most expensive item is the cost of heating Most of us use gas, which is expensive But the environment friendly laws decreased energy prices in general, so there aren't many ways to be frugal 😢
Comment from : @EsterHorbach-it9tb

#15: as a gardener, I both agree with this and also would issue a warning Do your research It’s fine not to know much when you start but knowing absolutely nothing will likely lead to money spent on seeds, fertilizer, soil, etcbrthat doesn’t yield any food (or at least not enough compared to the capital invested) Look into composting, no-till gardening, seed exchange options, and other more cost-effective and nature friendly methods to start building your garden Your location (both geographically as well as what to grow in what spot of your space) matters a lot You can place your lettuce in the shadiest/coolest part of the yard and it will do just fine; a pepper will not be fine And so on :) brbrYou can certainly save a lot of money and eat better quality fruit & veg by growing yourself, absolutely You can also wind up losing crops and struggling unnecessarily if basic knowledge isn’t attained first brbrAnd grow what you love eating: leave the gimmicky-stuff and “fun” plants for when you have the time and extra resources to try them out You’ll know what I mean once you dive into picking out seeds There are so many amazing plants out there that it’s natural to get a bit carried away
Comment from : @Tabi1983

I do everything you mentioned in this video I’ve been doing it for years because I don’t have the money for luxuries and that includes eating out It’s not because I’m old fashion It’s because I have no choice if I wanna survive Have a nice day
Comment from : @mariep4018

I’m listening to this while I remodel my granddaughter’s wedding dress that she bought for $40 at a thrift store It’s very beautiful and we looked up the brand name, and it’s like $1400 I have a very smart granddaughter who’s in love with her fiancé not in love with having a flashy wedding
Comment from : @Mcgrandma

Only one problem Cash is going out
Comment from : @sarahmoviereviewer4109

Who eats?
Comment from : @gloriagehring8676

Greens are not healthier than meat
Comment from : @susancolucci8081

Meat is healthier than greens
Comment from : @julianskinner3697

if your going to bake your own bread, buy a bread machine
Comment from : @lindanizamoff7981

you can turn your tv off but your cable box and computers are still on
Comment from : @lindanizamoff7981

Even if you do a few of these things , you save money I don't do everything but do a few We do fine!
Comment from : @colleenoldham1245

Making your own clothes costs more It used to be cheap when i was young, but not anymore Knitting and crocheting isnt cheap anymore either Thrift stores are no longer cheap They are price gouging people now 😒
Comment from : @artsyminecrafter745

Turn off electronics; search on the web to learn not to
Comment from : @Hamlet60

Old fashioned! 😂
Comment from : @Hamlet60

These are such "Well, Duh!" info but apparently people don't do this Eat at home and make your own coffee Are young people so clueless that they don't do this Yikes😬❗️
Comment from : @Laura-Lee

It's a way of living for most of the people here in Bosnia, almost all our neighbours grow their vegetables, we mostly prepare food at home and, what is very important, my family doesn't spend a fortune on vacations We rather choose local picnics or hiking, or visiting a nearest town or spa for cheaper but also relaxing weekend or summer vacation
Comment from : @dorahaus

All this tip’s are for people that haven’t money
Comment from : @haifait

Sewing ,stitching Baking are very time consuming ,if I start doing all those I won’t have time to go to work 😊😅😅😅
Comment from : @portiasvlogs789

hay un montón sobre cocinar en casa 😂 esos deberían contar como un solo tip
Comment from : @user-3l1

Far too simplistic and assumes that everyone is able bodied Phooey
Comment from : @LANCSKID

restaurants are never an alternative for me eating out is so annoying you have a hand full of food for the price of a weeks grocery shopping
Comment from : @jemandjemand2362

Have you ever bought a garment you love but only wear it on very special occasions, because if you wore it at other times it would look too shabby for those special occasions I tried buying 2 of the same garment I wore the one often, and kept the other for special occasions I got more wear out of them this way than by just buying one
Comment from : @gatocat3336

Sensible strategies but vegetables and making your own clothes costs a lot more than getting quality clothes from a mass produced shop or second hand
Comment from : @pinkpotatoes9849

Neither LED lights nor microfibre cloths are good, tbh LED lights are environmentally unsound and not good for human health, and microfibre cloths pollute
Comment from : @fgoossens8118

I highly disagree with the "use cash" one If you're a responsible spender, card is WAY more effective because cash is easier to loose track of what you're spending while cards are there, registered on the app any cent you spend
Comment from : @sugarystar5788

My mum used to go to jumble sales and buy hand knitted things She would unpick them and use the yarn to make new garments for my dad me and my sister
Comment from : @junethorn9905

Went to watch this on my tv to watch ways to save money but first one was turn tv off so that’s that
Comment from : @jamiehughes1228

I'm 57 and do a bunch of these (we were dirt poor growing up so were very frugal), my one issue is I usually leave the TV on all day even when not in the same room as I life the background noise, will now put on my iPad or even my record player and just have music in the background 👍🏻brbrI have a pile of clothes to mend, gotta get on that and dig out the needle and thread
Comment from : @charlottesmom

I’m always shocked how many people uses clothes dryers as a matter of course I don’t even know anyone who has one Big waste of electricity 😮
Comment from : @rosainecalmeyer4428

Is this produced by AI?
Comment from : @kristymoore7052

We live like this anyway I'm a dressmsker by qualification, but it has become very expensive to buy fabrics, threads etc In my country anyways 😢
Comment from : @honeybunch5765

Turn the TV off now that you have internet
Comment from : @aarde7036

I was shocked at how much my car guy wanted to replace engine air filter and cabin air filters on my car-a quick look on YouTube and I saved myself two-thirds of the cost and only spent 10 minutes on the job! Some jobs you can do yourself even if you aren't a mechanic
Comment from : @lesliestrout5121

So I don’t have a dishwasher or clothes dryer In winter I rug up before using heater I try to buy cheaper items when available
Comment from : @bridgwll

I don't even spend a penny M on -Thurs and sometimes Fridays too It allowed us to pay off mortgage!!!❤🎉
Comment from : @kimwieczorek1879

If I do #1, I won’t know what the other 49 are! 😂
Comment from : @karentroia1105

Have to say I'm doing all these already because we don't have much money
Comment from : @Sweetwitchhazel

No 7 - do this if you want malnutrition and the associated health issues that go with it
Comment from : @MrsTabby1963

Instead of hanging wash outside I hang it inside to dry That way I don’t have to worry about the weather and the clothes stay cleaner than hanging outside
Comment from : @jpgolda1900

Good tips I hadn't thought about putting washing out in the morning
Comment from : @goldsilvertravel

There’s nothing new under the sun Everyone has been doing these things for ages!
Comment from : @dorothyaxford5293

Slow down dude
Comment from : @OurJourneyHomestead2022

The only tip I'd give a miss to was 22, microfibre isn't environmentally sound, it sheds particles I use old fashion cotton cloths and towels that can be laundered
Comment from : @janrogers8352

And the award for stating the bleeding obvious goes to
Comment from : @susanlynch1966

Don't watch tv anymore
Comment from : @sunkissedbytmh3219

20 years ago you saved on l y $50 a year hanging laundry on the line
Comment from : @melodywalls4693

They seems more than obvious
Comment from : @RaffaellaIT

I'm a Gen Xer(born in 1978) On most Sundays, my mom would cook a big dinner For the next several days, we would have leftovers for dinner Sometimes my dad would take leftovers to work for his lunch I continue to follow that tradition brI once air dried my clothes because the dryer broke down I fell in love with it because my clothes smelled soooo good So I got into the habit of air drying my clothes during the summer - weather permitting
Comment from : @michaelbankston7430

Agree
Comment from : @lesleylight4690

Sorry but my eyes hurt from rolling them i quit before 20
Comment from : @lorierickson8252

Lost me at "turn the TV off to save power" TVs use about $50 a year in electricity Seriously pathetic
Comment from : @budleypets

I already do many of these Easier than I thought, I like to live simply I DO miss our clothes linewe can't get another one (gets in the way of whoever mows the yard -_- ) I love this video Got me thinking more broadly Wish I COULD keep the TV off but it's my Mom's only source of entertainment 🙄 I like a nice peaceful house once in a while
Comment from : @StinzandL

I did the buying off brand items but the texture, taste was not good Be careful with canned vegetables Name brands cost more but less liquid Off brand add more liquid, less product and product are in piecesbr I stay away from foreign seafood products My concern are products from Asia How the product is raised Is it sanitary Are antibiotics used brAnyway, I use about 40 of these tips for awhile now and you definitely save money
Comment from : @joycedudzinski9415

This is the exact way of life not to be expensive and this is the right way to be happySimple living is the key of happiness and it makes life easy
Comment from : @mishty-yf6gj

Leftovers!? 😂
Comment from : @Original50

I already do many of these ideas because I’m cheap, not frugal
Comment from : @davehope9144

We had no utilities when I was a child so a frugal lifestyle came easy for me
Comment from : @Papawcanner

Wish I would have been taught this in school! They removed our home economics class so I missed out on some of this stuff Can't wait to use these in my everyday life
Comment from : @mckennalynn1916