[ad_1] Slice the ginger into 1/4 inch slices. In a 2.5 quart saucepan, add 2 quarts of water. Next add the sliced ginger and all of the spices to the 2 quarts of water. After that add the 5-6 bags of black tea. Place the sauce pan on a low heat stovetop for 10-15 minutes, […]
[ad_1] Citrus fruits have both antibacterial and antiviral properties. The acid in distilled white vinegar is known to kill bacteria and viruses as well. Citrus oils are tough on greasy surfaces and leave them looking bright and shiny. Adding some of your favorite essential oils to your citrus cleaning spray can add an extra kick […]
[ad_1] Spring is officially upon us! Now is the time to start putting into motion all the plans we have for preparing our summer flower beds and vegetable gardens. Follow along as we go through the first of a three part series to start seeds, transplant, and eventually cultivate your own plants this year. Here […]
[ad_1] Like most living foods, the environment that they live in is very important. Keeping positivity, kind words, good music, other living foods, and joy in your home with help the process of making sourdough so much more successful. Don’t forget that this is not really an exact science. Weather patterns, extreme temperatures, environmental issues, […]
[ad_1] Today we’re happy to be sharing our top 40 frugal living lifestyle hacks! These simple hacks will not only save you lots of cash, but most of them are healthier for you and for the environment. We hope you’re inspired! 40 Frugal Living Lifestyle Hacks Meat can be expensive. Learn the cheaper cuts of […]
[ad_1] We ended up purchasing un-treated 2×12 pine boards to build our garden boxes for a few reasons. Strength – These are really hefty boards which will make for really strong boxes. Fewer Cuts – Instead of stacking smaller boards, I thought it would be easier to buy big, beefy boards in the size I […]
[ad_1] 4.) WEAR COMFY SHOES/CLOTHES! This place is huge. Like, insanely huge. The Canton First Monday Trade Days location is 500 acres of vendors, food vendors, pavilions, tents, booths, tables, and everything else you can think of. There’s even a camp grounds on site. You will absolutely need to wear comfy shoes, and of course, […]
[ad_1] Hey guys! Today we are sharing the posts that made Life Full and Frugal’s Top 10 for 2018. We hope you all had a wonderful holiday season and that you are settling into the New Year. We have enjoyed some much needed time to reflect on our year, and we wanted to share our […]
[ad_1] Creating a fully stocked frugal pantry can take some time to build up, but it is well worth the time and effort. Always be aware and take advantage of sales at your local grocery stores. Consider buying spices in bulk and splitting them up with a friend. Look around at your local Ollie’s, Big […]
[ad_1] Who doesn’t like house plants? They clean the air in your house. House plants have been known to help prevent and combat depression. And most importantly, it feels like they bring a real sense of coziness to a home. Did you know you can take your favorite house plants and multiply them virtually for […]