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StitcherCleaning your home should not always require you to drive to the nearest store and purchase the most expensive and branded supplies. Sometimes, a few tools and products you might already have in the kitchen can work magic for you. In this perfectly timed episode, Jen & Jill share useful, frugal and worth-it home cleaning tips to save you tons of money and time.
We don’t need a name brand for every single type of cleaner that’s out there, we just need to identify what works for us.
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What Jen + Jill have to say:
Jen abides by buying good quality cleaning supplies such as a lightweight and inexpensive vacuum cleaner but it will also be good to swap store bought products for DIY. Jill also agrees and wants us to find products that can still be reused by smartly picking the products we buy. Most importantly, cleaning often will save you so much time.
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What Jen + Jill have to say:
Jen shares her all purpose cleaner and is interested to know about the suggested scented all purpose cleaner as it is added with a lemon rind and some rosemary sprigs. Jill tells us to get ourselves some borax–it may seem like a toxic ingredient as a cleaner but it’s safe for everything else (except for marble and granite). Also, using your baking soda and a little bit of warm water may do you a favor in cleaning your home.
You have a guest coming over and have 30 minutes to clean your home - what order do you go in and what do you prioritize?
Jen would pick everything up off the floor, put things away in their area, and wipe counters. Bonus if she still has extra time is to vacuum and scrub the guest vanity and toilet. Meanwhile, Jill would do the toilet first and then tidy up the living space.
Bill of The Week
Thank you Acacia for sharing your bill about your groceries! We are so thrilled this is an area you have decided to *not* restrict and let go of the guilt and embrace gratitude.
Thanks so Much for Listening!
Thanks so much for listening! Many of you know we have a private community where we do monthly money challenges and offer accountability groups. We want to congratulate one of our members for a big win:
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I'm a teacher and received my first paycheck of the school year today.
I had spent a lot of time in August refiguring my savings goals and automating my savings transfers biweekly. All I had to do today to finalize all that was to put in the exact amount of my paycheck into my Google Sheet check register (I had estimated it).
No decision fatigue for me with moving any money around this school year!
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