Frugal Tips from My Home to Yours
Need help divying up the chores in your house, or just need a better way to keep up with your own chore list? Check out these printable chore charts and lists. With six designs to choose from, you’re sure to find the perfect one for you.
Use this weekly chore chart to plan out a week’s-worth of chores. If you want to make it reusable just place it inside a picture frame; write on the glass with a wet or dry erase marker; and wipe it off to start again. [Read more…]
Organizing kids clothes for storage can be a challenge. You’ve got all of their off-season clothes to keep up with, plus the hand-me-downs that you’re saving for siblings and all of the grow-into clothes that you’ve bought ahead for your oldest child. That’s a lot to keep up with! But it’s nothing a good set of labels can’t handle. And I just happen to have a set for you. [Read more…]
Ready to dive into your spring cleaning, but not sure where to start? Print a copy of my spring cleaning checklist, and use it as your guide. It breaks down all the essential cleaning tasks room by room.
Stick it on your fridge, and check off tasks as you complete them. Before you know it, you’ll have your whole house back on track.
And if getting organized and/or clearing out clutter is a part of your spring cleaning plans, these other printables that should help with that:
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Freezer meals are a lifesaver on busy nights, and they’re great to give to new moms and families that are going through a tough time, but if you don’t label things well, you won’t remember what you have or how to heat it up.
That’s where these labels come in. Just fill one out when you make something for the freezer, slap it on the outside of the container, and you’ll have all the important details at your fingertips when you decide to pull it back out of the freezer. And since these labels are pretty, your freezer meals will look more giftable than ever before.
Note: A lot of you asked for an editable version of these labels, so I went back and added that feature. If you don’t want to hand write your labels, just type in all your info before you hit print. You can even save the file with your additions. This is a handy feature, if you do OAMC or like to make the same freezer meals over and over again. Just type in the information for each recipe once, and save it. Then, you’ll be able to print more labels whenever you need them. And if you like to gift people with meals, this is a great way to make sure the labels will be easy to read.
These labels are designed to print on full-sheet label paper. If you have an inkjet printer, use Avery 8165
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Use this printable bill pay checklist to check off your bills as you pay them each month. It’s an easy way to catch oversights before they result in late fees and added interest.
The form is fully editable, so you can customize it with all of your bill pay information before you hit print.
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Need More Bill Pay Help?
Order a set of my bill pay stickers, and use them to mark when bills are due in your planner or on your calendar.
