What small thing would save you money if you got free?

Yep. I like to buy Tuffy those treats that I can squeeze onto his dinner and at just under $2 for one it doesn't seem that expensive but like you said, over time it adds up.

I tend to stock up on toothpaste and bodywash. They last a long time so I should wait to buy them when I am getting low. It is hard to pass up some of the sales but I need to.

I get “points” for buying bird seed at a local pet food place. Enough points gets me a free bag!

I would say Greek yogurt. We eat Greek yogurt every morning for breakfast and real Greek yogurt is pretty expensive.

You mean things like dish soap and sponges? Or laundry detergent? Or dryer sheets?

Bottled. Waters. For now. Not for much longer. (Thank God!) Me & well water don’t mix, Amber.

Cat treats and wet food Costs add up over time.

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When my kitty was alive, I spent almost $200 a month for her. That was specialized prescription food, good litter(Fresh Step), etc. I lost her a year ago so its coffee and toilet paper high on the list.

I'm sure there is, but I don't know what it would be. A couple of years ago I started saving money on bottled water by going with the Brita pitcher. I'm sure I saved lots of money by not buying bottled water anymore. I don't know what I could do now to save money.

I always seem to be buy shampoo and conditioner. I wouldn't mind some of that free.

candles

I buy a ton of wet wipes. I could save a lot of money there.

Not so much in our end here for we are to auster buying less important thing or little value.

Cat food and bar soap seem to constantly be bought.

I'm sure there's something but offhand I can't think of anything unless of course you consider coffee and yarn

Now that you ask I can't think of an example off the top of my head. One small thing where we do save money is at Christmas, we always open presents carefully and save the wrapping paper to re-use. My partner's family all think we are mad and should just rip the paper up, but we don't care, I even save the biggest un-ripped pieces of theirs! The same paper gets used year after year (getting a bit smaller each time) and we have our favourite patterns that we like to receive. We also cut up Christmas cards to make gift tags. Of course eventually we have to buy a new roll - and when I find out how expensive wrapping paper and gift bags and tags are, then I realise what a substantial saving we make each year!

I get free out of date bread and milk ( same day date) from the local 711 so great value