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Learning to be Frugal. What do YOU do?
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<blockquote data-quote="AnnieO" data-source="post: 454877" data-attributes="member: 6705"><p>I cut dishwashing liquid rather easily - when I discovered J using about 1/4 cup on the sponge... I pointed out that cold water was doing him no good, and it wasn't HOW MUCH soap but how much ELBOW GREASE. We had a dishwashing lesson Saturday, too. After he did the same pots & pans 3 times and they were still yucky. (And I also explained that doing it right the first time took less time than doing it over and over again, and I saw the light bulb go on this time...) OK I'm digressing.</p><p></p><p>Hair stuff. I have long hair, curly, that tangles and frizzes BADLY. The frizz control serum, though, makes my hair look greasy... So... I have one of those travel-size spray bottles, with about a teaspoon of serum and the rest water. Spray on, comb - ta-da! Enough to work, not enough to grease up - and it lasts FOREVER that way.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AnnieO, post: 454877, member: 6705"] I cut dishwashing liquid rather easily - when I discovered J using about 1/4 cup on the sponge... I pointed out that cold water was doing him no good, and it wasn't HOW MUCH soap but how much ELBOW GREASE. We had a dishwashing lesson Saturday, too. After he did the same pots & pans 3 times and they were still yucky. (And I also explained that doing it right the first time took less time than doing it over and over again, and I saw the light bulb go on this time...) OK I'm digressing. Hair stuff. I have long hair, curly, that tangles and frizzes BADLY. The frizz control serum, though, makes my hair look greasy... So... I have one of those travel-size spray bottles, with about a teaspoon of serum and the rest water. Spray on, comb - ta-da! Enough to work, not enough to grease up - and it lasts FOREVER that way. [/QUOTE]
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