Frugal tips?

I do not plan my grocery list around my menu, I plan my grocery list and menu around the sales at the stores. I use my coupons and try only to buy what is on sale and those I have coupons for. I shop at Walgreens for toothpaste, toothbrushes, mouth wash, shaving cream, razors, etc that are offered free after rebates or that I have a rebate offer from Walgreens. I buy dryer sheets if I have a coupon and they are on sale then I cut them in half and only use a half sheet in my dryer. If the liquid is cheaper I buy it and pour a small dab on an old wash rag and throw it in the dryer as a dryer sheet. I cook more than we need for a meal and make lunch for my husband and myself the next day. You do not have to use as much liquid washing detergent as the directions call for. These are just a few of the tips I have learned.

Lots of coupons Car pooling to work Walking to and from errands during the day at work growing a veggie garden (again) holding a garage sale collecting pop bottles and selling at the recycling place holding off on "frivolous buys" turn the heat WAY down unplugging all devices i'm not using powering off the pc when i'm not home I havent been leaving the outdoor lights on at night when i'm out at night making lunches at home on the weekend freezing and taking to work rather than going out.

I try to buy groceries that are on offer. Walk wherever possible to save petrol. Save old carrier bags to use as bin liners. Use less than the recommended amount of washing powder. Take a shower rather than a bath. I never leave the TV or PC on overnight on standby. Only use the house phone in the afternoon when it's slightly cheaper and wait until evening if possible. Cut my son's hair myself, which is easy as he has a buzz cut. Will pop back if I think of any more!