You really only need about five household products to run a clean and tidy home. By using basics like vinegar, baking soda and an oil-based soap for wood, you can be frugal and live more simply.

Learn to make heartfelt gifts from origami paper (and even cash money) with this simple, easy to follow instructional DVD.

Learn about the definitions of fresh water, clear water, grey water and black water. How should each water category be used? Can reusing this water save us money?

Are there things you pay for each month that are not actually necessary? Depending on how frugal you need to be, there are plenty of things that can be worked around.

You can watch almost anything for free (or cheap) online with only an internet connection and NO monthly cable bill.

If you are like me, you get a thrill from discovering used luxury-level bedding and linens. I have a whole linen closet bursting with Egyptian cotton sheets, combed Pima cotton pillowcases, and the like. They feel luxurious with their superior cotton blends and higher thread counts.

If you need to buy a car, think used. Learn where to look for used cars and how to pick the best one for your budget.

Save a ton of gas money (and wear on your car) buying a used bicycle and child trailer set up for local shopping and errand running. Here are my tips and experiences for buying the whole rig under $100.

How to find and maintain an inexpensive wardrobe of clothes that work for you!

Review of a simple, fantastic grounded power plug to use in any wall plug or power strip to save electricity.