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Thrifty, Frugal or Cheap? How to Use What’s Left

This one is a fun old post that I did in 2013, and I must admit I still do this with Ketchup, Softener and even Cereal Boxes, but is it thrifty, frugal or cheap ?

Is this thrifty? Frugal? Cheap? A while ago I wrote about how I had become my mother and yet I continue to do things like pictured above. What is this a picture of?

thrifty, frugal or cheap
Thrifty, frugal or cheap?

When you have bought a new bottle of Fabric Softener, but there is still a little left in your old bottle, what do you do?

Do you do this for Ketchup and other condiments?

I have even found a nifty universal connection gadget that makes this whole thing much more straightforward when working with condiments.

Have you ever seen only a few Cheerios left in the box, so you just dumped them into the new box of Honey Nut Cheerios (thus creating an amalgamation)?

Is this being thrifty, frugal or cheap? Maybe even reckless?

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  1. This is a GOOD thing. You are not letting it waste. I don’t use liquid fabric softner but I do this with lotion, shampoo, ketchup and dishwashing liquid.

    Way to go.

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