Lets share the ways we save money?

Basic home cooking! There are lots of tasty recipes that are quick and easy to make.And cheap!
For example – Toad in the hole. Served with boiled potatoes, whatever vegetable you like and gravy. It takes about 20mins(at most) to prepare everything and about 45 mins to cook.

Here is where you can find the recipe - and a lot of others.

http://allrecipes.co.uk/recipe/221/toad-in-the-hole.aspx?o_is=Hub_TopRecipe_5

Originally posted by KilgoreTrout15
I don't pay to play chess on internet websites.

Neither do I. 😏

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Shower with your partner. Not only do you get clean but it often leads to..."😉

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Shower with your partner. Not only do you get clean but it often leads to..."😉

Also when you shower with someone else's partner you get clean and...
I think as long as you shower with a partner you save money. That was the point, wasn't it...? 🙂

Originally posted by lolof
Also when you shower with someone else's partner you get clean and...
I think as long as you shower with a partner you save money. That was the point, wasn't it...? 🙂

...someone else's partner?

Originally posted by lemon lime
...someone else's partner?

Or someone else? Am I in trouble again...?

Originally posted by lolof
Or someone else? Am I in trouble again...?

I don't know... only your partner knows if you are in trouble or not.

Originally posted by lolof
Or someone else? Am I in trouble again...?

I suppose, if you're in an open relationship, some else's partner is OK right?

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
I suppose, if you're in an open relationship, some else's partner is OK right?

I learn new things every day - thank you 🙂

43b) Our gas plant (at Longford) had a fire and explosion and there was no gas hot water for two weeks. We invented a Longford shower, involving an electric urn, a big washbasin and a small towel, and survived nicely, thank you. The technique gets resuscitated regularly in times of water restrictions, works just as well as a shower and saves a heap on power cost.

The urn provided lots of hot water, to keep refilling the washbasin. The small towel was soaked in soapy hot water and then used as a washer all over the body. (Remember we had no hot water other than was provided by the urn.) After that the soapy hot water was drained and replaced with clean hot water and a fresh soapless small towel to do the rinsing part. It actually worked very well once we got the hang of it, you end up feeling as if you have had a real shower! During water restrictions two washbasins full of water use a lot less than a continuously running shower, particularly if you don't have that long run of cold water before the shower is warm enough.

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Was it about this time that you started wearing glasses?

44) Use your bath water as gargle for the month between baths. Mmmm...medieval livin'!