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**Thevail** · 03-05-2009, 02:23 AM

If you have a BUNN coffee maker, get the special filters online from Kmart cheaper than regular coffee filters in the store.

**frugalfranny** · 03-05-2009, 02:32 AM

milk is usually cheaper at the gas stations here....unless Walmart is having a sale on it
For books I always hit the library sales, only 25 cents a paperback, never miss a sale. They have kids books, craft books, everything. Hardbacks too but I go for the paperbacks.
Buy otc and vitamins at walmart
Bakery outlet for bread and muffins or buns but having a freezer really helps that trip.
Buy some things on ebay if I am willing to play the 'watch' game. Have gotten good deals on recharagable batteries, candles, and fabric. Also look for free shipping deals, on ebay and anywhere on-line.
Am also buying some more Forever Stamps as postage is going up again. (yes, I still have to use snail mail for some things...

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**Judi Dial** · 03-11-2009, 03:06 PM

Cat litter = oil dry from auto parts store
Scotch brite = same also from auto parts store (make sure you get untreated ones)

We're thinking about a whole-house vacuum, but what we're likely to buy is a dust-collection system from a woodworking store. More effective and costs significantly less too!

Judi

**Andrea2814** · 03-13-2009, 08:53 PM

Thanks for the tips on the Victoria's Secret bras. I love the bras there but since I have been cutting back on expenses I just bought some at Steinmart. I miss the ones from Victoria's Secret. Well now I can be thrifty and comfortable too.

eyeglass frames and lenses; zennioptical.com $8 for frames with lenses too.