I got a few emails with coupons and I thought I would share them along. Soft Scrub Coupon- save $1.00 on Soft Scrub® Scrubby Pads (click on the “save $1.00″ in the bottom right hand corner. The next one is an Expotv exclusive offer and I thought it was a good deal if you don’t make your own laundry detergent. Get $1.50 or $1 off Gain laundry detergent. Gain always smells great and is not too expensive. Click here to save $1.50 when purchasing fabric softener as well, or get $1.00 off any size or scent Gain laundry detergent. Hopefully you or someone you know can put these to good use!

If you like this post, please subscribe to my feed! Thanks for visiting! Click on the baking soda to buy in bulk: Uses for Baking Soda I can’t live without baking soda. I buy it in huge bags because we go through so much of it.  I use it for cooking, cleaning, and even in the bathroom as a beauty aid! It’s inexpensive and natural, and you can’t beat its cleaning ability and versatility.  Here are some of it’s uses: // Beauty -Baking soda sprinkled on your fingertips makes an excellent face scrub. It’s not too abrasive and feels great when you use it! It can also help clear up blackheads. – I use baking soda as to no poo my hair. It’s cheap, easy, and natural! -Rubbing baking soda on your underarms works great as deodorant! I stay dry all day and don’t smell. Learn how to make deodorant with baking soda! -Baking soda in the bath is a nice, relaxing natural way to help soothe your skin and make it softer while getting you clean. It also helps [...]

Seeing that it’s tax season again, I’m trying to get our tax documents together to make sure it’s easy when we decide to do them. We always do them ourselves and have my dad check them over. Last year we ended up owing federal taxes, around $1000. I decided that I would have $50 a paycheck withheld for taxes. At that time, I thought that it was the best for us. I guess I didn’t think about saving the money myself and putting it in a separate savings account. This morning, I decided that I would change that. I logged on to my employer’s HR website and changed my direct deposit information so that $50 a paycheck goes into a separate ING account for taxes. Why should I let the government use my money each month when I can be earning interest on it? True, it’s not going to be a lot, but I feel better knowing that I am in control. I’m considering doing the same thing for my car insurance, but to be able to do that, I’d [...]