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Jerry Baker's It Pays to Be Cheap!: 1,973 of the Niftiest, Swiftiest, and Thriftiest Secrets on Earth for Spendin' Less and Savin' More on . . . Food, ... Everything!
Fun and innovative ways to save money on items such as groceries, electronics, pet care, travel, and clothing are revealed in this indispensable savings handbook. Features such as "Online Steals & Deals," "Bargain Alerts," and "Fantastic Formulas" uncover easy ways for anyone to become a thrift expert without sacrificing personal pleasures or undergoing excessive belt-tightening. Money-saving ideas for cutting pet food bills by 25 percent, flying major airlines for free, and creating an automatic plant-watering system are included, as well as tips on how to unclutter cabinets; make simple health and beauty tonics; create eco-friendly, multipurpose cleaning supplies; save a bundle on home repairs; and snag free tickets to concerts, museums, and sporting events.
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384 pages, Hardcover
First published April 1, 2002
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February 10, 2017
Great ideas on saving money as well as recipes for homemade cleaners, beauty products, etc.
May 7, 2012
I got this at the library and would not want to pay for it. For certain.I really have used his gardening book I have, but this was just repetitious and common sense with what I already know.For me I would give it a one, but for someone that is beginning with this type of life , it may garner a 2 or 3. I found it droll and unhelpful. Things I already knew.
February 4, 2010
nothing I don't already do, coupons, thrift stores, don't hord and energy saving appliances. Some good cleaning tips in it.
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April 16, 2014It was ok
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