- Grow a garden to save money on groceries
- Do your own oil changes
- Cook meals rather than buying prepackaged meals or eating out
- Do your own home repair (if possible)
- Mend worn out clothing to make it last longer
There is a bit more to this. First, you can also trade goods and services with others, to extend the power of what you can make or do. Second, it is worthwhile to learn some skills. It could be worthwhile to cook a friend dinner in exchange for them teaching you how to change the oil in your car. Third, there are countless ways that DIY could be applied that I haven't thought of. If you have good DIY suggestions, please post them in the comments.
I will have yet another post either tomorrow or Monday, depending on when I feel like it.
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Other ideas:
Buy some 3M plastic wrap to go over windows in the winter to conserve heat.
Go to free University events.
Use public transit or walk places instead of driving.
-Jenny K.
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