[ad_1] To protect your property from being overtaken by mosquitoes, be sure to remove any standing water from your yard and patio areas. Mosquitoes lay their eggs in stagnate water. As long as the water is moving, such as a stream, water fall, or fountain, you’re out of danger. On the other hand, if you […]
[ad_1] In this post we will be sharing how to make your own simple homemade laundry detergent. This is by far the cheapest way to achieve fresh, clean laundry. Once you buy your supplies, you have what you need to make up to a year’s worth of laundry soap! I have a top loading, old […]
[ad_1] One last tip for this recipe for chicken biscuit pot pie is to use what you have! This might be one of our all-time favorite sayings here at Life Full and Frugal! And it’s because it applies to so much of the frugal lifestyle. While you are cleaning out leftovers from your fridge, go […]
[ad_1] Hamburger steaks are sometimes referred to as the “poor man’s steak.” But you know what? You can take something really simple and relatively affordable like ground beef, and make a really delicious and comforting dish! I don’t even add any fillers to my hamburger steaks. Salisbury steaks are similar, but they usually do include […]
[ad_1] Now it is time to add a nice layer of topsoil to the top of the prepared cardboard. Shoot for at least 4 to 6 inches of topsoil. For plants that need more rich soil, try to add between 6 and 10 inches of topsoil, and possibly some aged manure. Because we are planting […]
All things in balance. When I say that learning to celebrate is important, what I do NOT mean is eating 3 pieces of cake. When I say that finding fun ways to exercise helps you get active, I do NOT mean working out 2 or 3 hours a day. If you struggle with overeating, maybe […]
[ad_1] In my last post, I shared how I transformed a 1980’s china cabinet. Today, I am really happy to share how it fit in to my end of summer living room makeover. We all need a little refresh now and again, don’t we? It was really fun incorporating some treasures from our vacations as […]
[ad_1] When thrift shopping, it’s really helpful to know your fabrics in order to spot quality. Keep your eyes peeled for heavy cotton, linen, silk, wool, bamboo, etc. The feel of the fabric should be pleasant to the touch. For things like bedding and towels, some of the best fabrics are made in Portugal, India, […]
[ad_1] I’m super excited to share my latest DIY project with y’all! I took on a 1980’s china cabinet makeover in order to update my living room. Check out how I transformed this flea market find with a fresh new look! Rearranging Furniture It all started when we decided to rearrange our furniture. I used […]
[ad_1] The sisters of Life Full and Frugal would like to acknowledge that the last couple of months have been hard on our hearts, and for most of us, a bit fearful. We thought it might be helpful to pause for a quarantine heart check. Acknowledging This Difficult Time Our nation has experienced loss on many […]