When the package arrived, containing two Control N Rolls, I immediately installed one in the kids’ bathroom. The installation process was easy. I just pressed the center out of the Control N Roll and slid it over the toilet paper holder. It took less than a minute. It is made of foam, which I didn’t think would last for very long, but has held up in my most heavily trafficked bathroom and on my paper towel holder in the kitchen. The Control N Roll was tested less than 30 minutes after it was installed. My son came out of the bathroom and asked, “What’s wrong with the toilet paper? It doesn’t roll off as easily as it did.” My husband had a similar complaint about the paper towel holder. I admit, I have become a convert since we have been using this. Our toilet paper consumption has decreased as the roll stops after one pull instead of continuing to turn. I decided to try an experiment. I removed the Control N Roll in our bathroom and left one in the kids’ bathroom. I discovered that we used more paper in our bathroom after the Control N Roll was removed. I quickly placed it back on our dispenser. The one complaint I have with the product is that it can be easily pulled off the dispenser by helpful relatives or houseguests who are doing a good deed by changing the toilet paper roll.
Using their savings calculator and inputting my information, I discovered by using the Control N Roll I could save almost $300 per year, which thrilled my frugal heart. Try it for yourself and see how much you might save.
Let your bank work for you …. setup fund accounts so you can not see the money and you can save for things you need or want.
use coupons and put all coins in a piggy bank
Coupons plus sales = saving big money.
Michelle Tucker
Use coupons!
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Buy meat in bulk then freeze them to save money. tylerpants(at)gmail.com
Using coupons is my tip.
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Coupon, buy generic, make it yourself
I use coupons and watch for sales.
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To only buy necessities and not luxuries and to turn off lights and electronics when they’re not in use
Coupons coupons coupons!!!!
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watch for deals and go with a list
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using coupons
Homemade master mixes…taco seasoning, instant oatmeal, chili seasoning, onion soup mix…
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try to reuse EVERYTHING
To switch to cloth napkins and make homemade laundry detergent saves alot!
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Using coupons, recycle and grow a vegetable garden
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Use coupons and bring your lunch from home instead of going out to eat every day.
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I use rubbing alcohol to clean my windows and mirrors!
Cuponing!
I use a combination of vinegar & water to clean a lot of items at home-much better than stuff with chemicals and cheaper too.
Couponing and recyling
Let your bank work for you …. setup fund accounts so you can not see the money and you can save for things you need or want.
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Use coupons
we use a lot of paper products in our house and one way I save on paper plates and bowls is to serve popcorn or other snacks in coffee filters (the cheap ones work great). The filters act as disposable bowls, so there’s no dishwashing and they are a lot cheaper than paper.
my best money saving tips are coupon your heart out and enter contest all year long and stash them so you can have xmas presents for christmas
Always use coupons!
Have a great day!
i use fresh veggies instead of canned
sssshhhhh do NOT tell the big companies… but you are wasting money using paper towels for EVERY spill and/or those little wipes in the cannisters…. keep nice old terry cloth RAGS right there under the sink..USE THEM. Get a good spray bottle from the hardware store, dilute your fav cleaner in it, your lysol, etc.. use THAT sprayer and your rags for wiping… saves a lot of money.
I unplug non essential appliances/products when not in use
heather says: recycle, use smaller portions of shampoo etc..
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shop w/a list & use coupons
Buy in bulk when on sale.
Use reusable over disposable where you can
I make sure the lights are turned off when we don’t need them.
Make a list of what you *need* when going to the store, to avoid impulse purchases.