The heroes of today’s article know exactly how to save money without missing out on anything, and they decided to share their knowledge online. Some of them did it with the help of their skillful hands, while others used their keen minds. And the examples that are most inspiring show how old items can be upcycled.
At Bright Side, we admire examples of such conscious consumption. Who knew that you could freshen up the tiles in your bathroom at almost no cost or make a cat house out of an old TV set?
“I spent $30 on a foam kit and a couple of hours in the evening and they’re good as new. I love fixing things!”
What do you like to save money on? And what would you never pinch pennies on? Tell us in the comments below.
when boiling the jug to make coffee i only boil 1 cup of water. Don't boil 4 cups then 3 for your second coffee. You wasted electricity on 5 cups that are not used. Multiply that by the 90 day duration of your electricity consumption before your bill arrives.
there's a fine line between wanting to save money and being a chepaskate xD some of them are very sleazy. buy your cat a proper place to sleep! when he grows up he won't fit in there! and a cat bed doesn't cost that much!!
number 4 confuses me, man you really should just get a proper chair if you are having back pain. This is one of the best things you can spend money on if you sit a lot
As a kid my mom would always change my jeans into shorts too! That was a nice little trip down memory lane :D
Some of this I feel is very... not privileged, but tbh the majority of laymen couldn't do more than a handful of these DIY hacks.
