Loading...
This newsletter is powered by you. Share your ideas and earn cash by entering recurring contests, in a variety of subjects.
Send in your favorite tip on thrifty and frugal living. Tips selected for publication are entered in our Thrifty Tip contest which awards $50 to the best tip.
Today's Featured PostThe Thief In Your Closet and On Your Shelves
By Pghgirl40
Is your stuff stealing your time and money? You know those doodads on your shelves, your clothing, the flotsam and the jetsam piled up in the nooks and crannies of your house. For most of us, the answer is a resounding YES! Your stuff is making you poor and you probably don't even realize it.
Share this post on Facebook or Pinterest.
By VeronicaHB
I took this photo at night using a flashlight to illuminate the moonflower vine. The result ended up looking like the white bloom was suspended in the air. The night sky as a background showcases the beauty of the moonflower.
Share this post on Facebook or Pinterest.
By attosa
This clipboard holds your lists and organizes your to-do items with the use of binder clips. Just insert your daily or weekly lists, then mark them "done" by snapping the clips over the line items. This saves paper and ink, and we find it rather fun!
Share this post on Facebook or Pinterest.
Removing Roof Tar from Skin with Olive Oil
Roof tar and other sticky substances can be gently removed from skin by using regular olive oil from the kitchen. Learn how to do it in this short video.
Share this post on Facebook or Pinterest.
By 15mhhm15
Cucumbers are a staple in our household. They are very versatile to eat and this is a favorite recipe of mine! This spicy cucumber salad makes the perfect light appetizer, snack or goes well with any rice dish.
Share this post on Facebook or Pinterest.
Recycle Hanging Baskets for Halloween
By Ana I.
My flowers that I purchased in white hanging baskets were at the end of their season. Now I have these hanging baskets that need a new use and upgrade. With Halloween/fall approaching, this is an upgrade for all those left over pots.
Share this post on Facebook or Pinterest.
By lalala...
My daughter's 5th grade class made these amazing paper ache masks in their art class! I wanted to share them in hopes of inspiring someone that might want to make their own. The bases for the masks used recycled items such as newspaper, egg cartons, cardboard tubes, and metal hangers.
Share this post on Facebook or Pinterest.
We are giving away $200 in Amazon gift cards (US only) for people who answer recent questions on ThriftyFun this month! Gift cards will be awarded to the top ten users who answer the most questions this month. Prizes will be awarded as follows: 1st - $50, 2nd - $40, 3rd - $30, 4th - $20, and 5th to 10th - $10.
Click here to start answering...
Today's QuestionsValue of a Thomas Kinkade Garden of Promise PrintFinding Help to Clean Up Fire DamageIs there any help after a fire has damaged property that has no insurance? I am a single father of three who desperately needs help to clean up the smoke damage.Identifying Little Brown Flying BugsValue of a WT Grant Vintage Stereo SystemValue of a 1968 Garden Mark Compact 7 Riding MowerThriftyFun Contests!This newsletter is powered by you! Below are the active contests on ThriftyFun...
Thrifty Tip ContestPet ContestRecipe ContestMy Frugal LifeCraft ContestGarden & Nature Photo ContestGardening Tip ContestCraft Tip ContestOrganizing Tip ContestCleaning Tip ContestFood Tip ContestDIY ContestWedding Tip Contest
|
Loading...
Loading...
