January 2nd, 2010 | 
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More Ways to Save Money Funny
The following fun ways to save money is intended to be just that: fun. They are collected from blogs, websites and twisted minds of Scrooges. My warning: Meant for entertainment purposes – Please do not try these at home.
Visit neighbors while they are working in their gardens and continue to commend the great work they have done until finally we offer some free vegetables. You can probably do this with several neighbors to disseminate these foraging trips and limit them to one or two per month for each. Estimated annual savings compared to buying vegetables: $ 110.
Order extra religious treatises of religious fanatics coming to knock on his door and then replace half of each end with a restaurant. Annual savings based on eating out once a week with a peak average of four dollars (previously 50% by replacement with Nice booklet): $ 104
Accepting the gift that every restaurant offer fast food: packets of ketchup, mustard and other condiments. May each of your children to take seven or eight more before you leave and stop buying the house seasoning completely. Please take extra napkins while they are there. The potential savings each year: $ 130
Urinating in the shower once a day. Hey, are you there anyway, and goes down the drain. On the basis of a period of three gallons of color for the bathroom use to be replaced, you will save 1,000 liters of water per year. Multiply that by the price per gallon of your local water company or municipality to determine your annual savings.
Search lost and found in the departments companies, government buildings and other places and say, "No" when you encounter an item you need and want. For maximum savings This strategy must focus on taking the things you have to buy something else, and not things like luxury parasols that have never been paid. Also beware the planners the day, books and other things that might have the name of the owner or in them. How much money can be saved in this way? That depends on your level of motivation and the ability to act.
Remove the tube down your channel so you can shower under running water that falls resulting in wet weather. Based once a month in an air shower free saving you ten gallons of hot water, this can save you at least thirty cents a year.
Open court lotion and shampoo for the last 20% that Consumer Reports says that is normally discarded. The potential savings of your time? At least $ 1.17 per hour of effort.
More fun to save money? Teach the dog to beg neighbors for food. Visiting friends right at the dinner for free meals. Long distance calls during lunch and leave a message for the other person has to call back and pay for it. Wash in soapy car that just before a rain storm and let the rinse.
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Copyright Steve Gillman. For real Ways To Save Money, and to get the free Unusual Ways (To Make And Save Money) Newsletter, visit: http://www.UnusualWaysToMakeMoney.com
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