Frugal Living Tips #2

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Some more ways to save 1) Check your shower head to see how many gallons per minute it puts out. Perhaps you can install a low-flow shower head to reduce your water useage. 2) Install an aerator on your kitchen sink to slow the hot water flow. This will help save water as well as electricity for your hot water tank. 3) Buy some reussable microfiber cloths for cleaning with instead of going through tons of paper towels 4) Have hard water stains you can't get rid of? Use some toothpaste and n old toothbrush to clean them off with. 5) Clean your toilet with denture tablets. Drop one or two into the toilet, wait a couple of hours and then scrub as usual with a toilet brush. Or, you can pour some white vinegar in, add a little baking soda and let sit for a couple of hours before scrubbing.