A Guide to Savvy Living
Did you know you could use Arm & Hammer for so many things! My favorite is using it as a exfoliating scrub! Use 3 parts baking soda and 1 part water. Rub on your face in a circular motion. It relieves dry and itchy skin! It serves as a very cheap facial scrub!
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Since 2009 Melissa Jennings and Shelley King have blogged at StockpilingMoms.com and made it their mission to save money for their families and help others do the same. Learn from their expertise as they share tips for savvy living, building your own stockpile, and living a debt-free life! From blog to book they have authored Savvy Savings :: Couponing Secrets from the Stockpiling Moms which releases in January 2012. Melissa and Shelley are best friends who met through their International Adoption process.
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No need to buy expensive hair treatments for getting out hairspray/mousse/gel build-up in hair. Baking soda is FABULOUS for that…In the shower, just pour a pile about the size of a quarter (for long hair) in the palm of your hand, add water til it looks like diluted milk and rub into hair before shampooing. Also really good at getting hairspray build-up off the counters/floors.
Great tips ladies! I am going to try both!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I use baking soda in the laundry, to make my own laundry detergent with and also to make homemade cleaners for the home. I like to get the big bag at Sam’s so it last me a few months.
I use Arm & Hammer baking soda to remove tea stains from my cups. Just sprinkle a little on a damp paper towel or dish cloth and wipe away the tea stain.