10 things I've bought that save me money! (Collab video) -$26,233

[@emmyjeanhasacamera]

I only buy clothes from Goodwill. I only go on Tuesdays, when everything uder a certian color tag is $1.99. I have found so many great clothes and it makes my shopping trips more fun because I can actually afford what I am looking at and it isnt a hunt to find something that is a reasonable price. I always check the clothes for tears and stains, but I have MANY very trendy and well made clothes that I could never afford otherwise.

[@PhenomenallyFlyDiva4]

Do you have ANY idea what a blessing you are?

[@BudgetGirl]

PhenomenallyFlyDiva4 You are too sweet W sister!

[@NixingItWithNikki]

Ebay is an EXCELLENT source for clothing! I recently got a lot of 35 pieces of clothing for $55 and it was all good quality name brand stuff. Sometimes you've got to hunt, but it can totally be worth it when you take the time.

[@brindmusicnerd]

I know this was a little while ago now, but I thoroughly enjoyed your list. I also checked out several others in the collab - yours is far and away the best: informative, useful, very well delivered and easy to listen to!! Thank you xx

[@WifeMommyFamilyJourney]

You're adorable!!! Love this collab!!! Great tips and idea!! Totally agree with the organizing bins and the clothing quality!!!

[@1andonlylynda]

5 years ago we purchased a "life straw" water filter. It was $150 but we don't use water from the tap. For some reason I get sick from it so we were buying big jugs of water 3 times a week, cost about $30. so the water filter saves us mega bucks since we have not had to even change the filter in all that time. We also bought an espresso machine and my husband makes us lattes each day and when we go on trips we fill our coffee mugs with ones from home so we are not spending on coffee shop ones and they stay hotter in the thermos mugs than in styrofoam cups. Bought a meat slicer so now when I cook roasts or hams I can cut them for sandwiches instead of buying deli meats. good video.

[@learningtobeme5195]

Keeping some period products in the car and at work is good for the emergency kit. Good video, your face shape has changed so much! Thank you for sharing your journey!

[@LisaVanGemert]

I totally agree with you on the well-made clothing. It fits better, it lasts longer, and you feel better wearing them. I have a pair of pants that I spent more on than any other I'd ever bought, but their cost-per-wear is a fraction of the cheap ones I bought.

[@elainesteward3130]

I just want to tell you how much I love your vlogs. I look forward to them so much. It's exciting and motivating to watch your debt number steadily toning down. Thanks for all you do!

[@NattieBruin]

I found your channel a few days ago and I love your videos. I really like your tips but the one thing that I like the most if about clothing. You are so correct, purchasing quality clothing that fits well, will not only save you money but make you feel good and more confident. Keep on inspiring!

[@annlynch593]

You are such a good person. Thank you for putting yourself out there. One thing of quality we have bought is a great vacuum cleaner. We have a cat and a cheaper vacuum would wreck our carpets and our furniture. We also use alot of microfiber rags to lessen paper towel usage. I saved $247 this year on auto insurance by shopping. Meal planning, just two weeks and repeat, has saved us a ton of money and concern about meal prep. And, we walk 3-5 miles a day so we don't need a gym membership.

[@lizzygordon8033]

Found you recently through gazelleintents, love your videos! Yo have such a fantastic bubbly personality! Love from the Scottish highlands x

[@glsims65]

Quality over quantity is almost always a wise choice! I'm so excited you left the link to that site. Thanks!

[@sandraguajardo236]

Omg! I just found you and your friends on KZbin and I know GOD put ya'll in my path. I'm also on a debt free, budget living journey or permanent way of life and it's a learning process. AWSOME information.

[@betsiecow]

Very true about the clothes. My parents say "buy cheap and buy all the time". I have made the mistake of buying cheap to have it destroyed ( holes and tears) after the first wash.

[@laurenrubin9215]

Something that I bought that saves me money is a men's hair buzzer. I bout it at CVS and it was originally $30 but I had a $10 in extra care dollars so it only cost me 20. I have been cutting my boyfriend's hair for the last 8 months by watching You Tube videos on how to do the latest men's styles. A fashionable men's haircut is upwards of $60 in our neighborhood including the tip, and to cut your hair ever 4-6 weeks can mean over $500 dollar a year just in maintanance. Ive gotten better with each time I cut his hair and its fun learning all the new techniques.

[@TF-MJ]

Great video!! I loved it! I totally agree with being organized in order to save money. Thats something I'm trying to improve on with my grocery shopping. I need to invest in a deep freezer to store food and become more organized, therefore saving money in the long run. Thanks again for creating this collab video! We need to come up with another idea soon!

[@MoonlitBrenya]

You have made me think about the purchases I have made, looking at it in a new light, was it a money saver. I am actually going to consider this a little further, as I am in the process of decluttering my home. I will also keep this in mind as I shop for things in the future. Thank you for inspiring me in a new way. Love the emergency kit. Think I might have to put one of those together myself. As for the clothes, you have an excellent point. My father taught me pretty much the same thing as I was growing up. "You get what you pay for" he would always say.

[@BudgetGirl]

Cheyanne Allison Thanks Cheyanne, It was a really fun tag to do!

[@sherrijoshua1613]

I have serious chronic health issues that include chronic pain. Things that I've bought that have saved me $ include: rechargeable batteries (for my TENS unit, tv remote, massage devices), reuse able heating pad (that are boiled to be reset), cryo ice packs that last 8+hours, a countertop dishwasher *really is a time saver and I don't have to recover physically from having to do dishes-money saved from not missing school/work.

[@medical4652]

Hi Sarah! Going through your archives ... noticed that of all the links (channels) you posted you're the only one still posting videos (currently). Wow! You have staying power. I'm glad you stuck around.

[@BudgetGirl]

thank you!

[@foilhead1]

I love your videos! You are spot on when it comes to clothing. Better is better. I have found with many people that they buy cheaper clothes so they can replace them more often. It's an excuse to shop. Keep up the good work...oh btw...I too have a purse emergency bag and one in my car. I also switched to AAA and dropped my roadside assistance from my insurance because of one tire change raised my insurance too!

[@BudgetGirl]

foilhead1 I think you hit the nail on the head with the excuse to shop thing! I hadn't thought of that. But I do have an upcoming closet clean out video series you should keep an eye out for!

[@macaronipop]

2 things that save me money are my seal a meal machine, and my deep freeze. With the seal a meal I can buy in bulk or when items are on sale and preserve them the I can freeze those items in the deep freeze. mike

[@Joyce-id3dr]

Love my seal a meal. Saves so much money when I get meat on sale and freeze it. I make many large batches of things and freeze them saving me time and money on electric bill because I cook with electric

[@reynelle87]

Such a fun tag!! I enjoyed watching it!!! Thanks for sharing your money saving things :) I feel soo pumped to do this awesome tag!!! Love it

[@mijumaru97]

Petshed has generic flea/tick medication as well and it's so much safer than Hartz brand (this brand has been known to cause harm to dogs and cats). It's fairly priced enough but if you don't have giant dogs, you can buy a large dog pack, deposit the medication in glass vials and give the correct dosage using a syringe.

[@ericfile]

I've used Straight Talk for the last 3 years and love it, but I just had to upgrade to a new phone because my original Samsung one just kept freezing up. I decided to invest in the low-priced $199 iphone 5s model, and also purchased the 2-year apple care plan for $99. (I've been saving for a new phone for the last few months because I knew my much-loved old one was on its last leg, and I was afraid of being in a situation where I needed a phone and mine wouldn't work.) I NEVER thought I'd spend $300 on a phone, but I do look at it as an investment since iphones do have a good track record,and I don't plan on having to buy another phone for many years to come. I use my phone as a phone (:-) !!!!) and for pulling up coupons in stores when I shop-----and I have to say that pulling up those coupons is a LOT easier with my iphone than with my old cheapie Samsung. LOL!! I just found your videos and enjoy them------you are VERY wise beyond your years!!

[@monique7558]

wow! looking at some of your other videos (you're debt was around 15k) and it is very obvious you've lost alot of weight! great job, and also on your debt process!

[@TheTalldiva]

Great video ! I really enjoyed your pocketbook drugstore . And Eshakti dress are really nicely made and good quality material. Keep up the videos you are very inspiring .

[@astallba]

Something that I've bought that has saved me money is probably something many woman would consider weird and gross only because in America we don't hear about it. I purchased a menstrual cup. I think it was ~$40, no more tampons, no more pads, I just purchase panty liners. The menstrual cup is good for many years as long as it's cared for properly.

[@evabognar9167]

astallba I have textiles pads and pantyliners, love them! Torn between the mooncup and textile tampons so nothing on that front yet! You can check etsy stores for these, lots of American stores! (I buy from someone in Texas)

[@HautePinkFluff]

astallba Actually there's a ton of videos on KZbin of American women reviewing menstrual cups. Nothing weird or gross about it.

[@bethdouglas4674]

Hi from Canada here. I use cloth pads and menstrual cup. No more disposable menstrual products

[@kathyradford4048]

Yuck

[@2011rosiegirl]

astallba Not wierd at all. My friend uses one also and swears by it X

[@celiagorleski2716]

I love those power packs. Probably about 10 years ago I gave one to my dad and he had never seen them before and he was fascinated by it. I was shocked because I thought he knew about everything. My parents lived in a small community in Illinois and it wasn't unusual for the electricity to go out and that always worried him. But at night we could plug a couple of lamps into the power pack and just wait for the power to come back on. He would have me call the power company first see if they knew then our little town was without power and usually they didn't and then when I called back later I would ask them the status of the power and they would say you mean you don't have power there and within 10 minutes of truck would show up to get the town lit up again. I always kept one in my car in case I needed. jumper cables because they were part of it or it even had an air compressor if I needed to put some air in my tires. In fact I think I need to go and buy another one. It's just one of the many memories that I have of my dad. Thank you for showing the power pack because it did trigger that memory.

[@Hankandrex]

Mine is curbside grocery shopping. It cost a max of $5 at HEB and Kroger and most of the time I get it for free at HEB if I pick a less popular time slot to pick up (they are trying to encourage people to pick non busy times). I simply pick what I need online, pay and pick up the next morning. I find that I spend WAY WAY less than I do if I go to the store- it is easier to price compare, nutrition fact compare and it tells me if there are coupons available. Also, I can just get up and make sure I am actually out of something before I place it in the cart. Plus, once my online cart starts hitting $50, I reassess weather I really need something or if I can do something for less/change plans. I am also not distracted with all of this crap I do not need but entices me anyway. Best of all is it takes no time at all. I am talking I spend $30 to $40 less and save boats of time. I will spend $5 to save $25 to $35 .. and actually it is probably less than $5/per a time when you compare the times I have paid for it vs. the times it has been free. HEB and Kroger both offer free pick up for the first few uses to new customers. Try it.

[@OurFamilyofFour]

Love the video! Such great ideas!! My fav is the jump station I think we need one of those to save our bacon :) I agree with the quality clothing I like to use like twice which has high quality used clothes for less than half price. It's worth it to invest in some classic wardrobe pieces for sure!! We did one about our prepaid phone too. Thanks again for including us in the collab!!

[@familydays7371]

Great video, I loved all your ideas! It's so fun to see all the different ideas in this collab! :-)

[@safepethaven]

I've done well with a company called "Better World Club, Inc." for roadside svcs & have never upped their rates for using their covered serves. Now if excessive, I can see them being upset, but any rates are for every customer, not for individual usage.

[@NiesLife]

I don't have a single dollar in debt ( Thanks to education from grade school through Bachelors being free in the country I'm originally from) but I'm about to go in head first into 40+k in debt to get my masters inba different country. I find your videos super helpful to plan for my future debt and (if you haven't noticed already) have been binge watching your Chanel for the past 2 weeks

[@debthaters]

Neat ideas! I absolutely love the "purse emergency kit!" I have some of those things in my purse, just not centralized. I like reusing the check box for drawer organization, too. Home organization is where I struggle. But I raise my hand to the fact that it wastes time and money. I've been late to scheduled events or get-togethers, because I could find this or that. And very cool collab!! I'm enjoying watching the other vids. We may have to "tag," along (:

[@BudgetGirl]

Debt Haters Putting everything in a single clear pouch was a huge improvement for my bag. I used to have it all just scattered to. Now i can put that out, along with my wallet, phone etc and the purse is CLEAN TOO because everything is already neatly packaged up in it's own little thing. I'd love for you to join! Let me know when you post and I'll add you to my link list on my video!

[@injapan33]

Thank you! I totally agree with your idea about clothing and checked out the eshakti website. Love it especially because it is ordered to fit me and the selection and styles are fantastic! Awesome tip :)

[@SarmHart]

Sewing Kit (clothes repairs, I also buy spray paint and glue to fix shoes and change color and to make gifts, another money saver.); Ice Cream Maker (I'm a vegan who loves ice cream but vegan ice cream tends to be pricey. Maybe $5-7 dollars for a pint. Making it myself lets me save money and create unique flavors.); Flour (Allows me to make overpriced bread items like cake, tortillas, biscuits, crackers, etc. And it tastes better!); Garden Seeds; Library fine (Paying a couple dollars to get my fine under the minimum allows me to get entertainment and great resources for pretty much free.)

[@BudgetGirl]

Sierra Armstrong great list!

[@joanwyatt9945]

Great video. Great tip regarding quality clothing and cost per wear. Great tip also about carrying a water bottle but I would not use one from the dollar tree because of the fact that plastic leeches into your water and they are made in China with lots of terrible chemicals. I would opt for a good quality stainless steel water bottle. I purchased ones from Contigo that keep coffee hot for six hours or more and cold drinks cold for six hours or more even in the high desert where I live. It can be very hot to the touch on the outside and still have ice cubes on the inside. They are cheapest Amazon.

[@TheLadySurvivor]

Also a few ways I save money is by not having cable. I've never paid for cable. Hubby and I watch free movies off kindle or apps on tablet. Mostly I just watch youtube videos. We bought a Men's hair buzzer a long time ago and I cut my husbands and nephews hair and that saves us a lot of money. I also use a prepaid phone. Hubby has a work phone that he can use. I also buy quality clothes so I don't have to purchase clothes that often. In fact I still have a dress in great shape that hubby bought me ten years ago although its too big for me now. I also do have an emergency kit of all sorts of things that I carry with me when I leave home. I'm sure there are probably others but that's all I can think of at the moment. God bless you!

[@jenntruong8348]

I believe in buying quality clothes when I can too but I've only really saved money when I bought my wedding dress. It's actually a black and white cocktail dress that I bought from a high end consignment shop. I didn't need an actual traditional wedding dress since my husband and I just got married in the courthouse. I've worn that dress again just recently to my husband's work Christmas party. So, I totally saved money not having to go out to buy a new dress or pair of heels. (I wore my wedding heels to the party too since they were plain black ones that can be worn for many different occassions).

[@luvmusic540]

Just discovered your channel today after seeing you on Dave Ramsey's IG. Congratulations on reaching your goal of being debt free!! I'm just beginning to realize the importance of paying down my debt...so glad to find you! I like your style, spirit, and thoughtfulness. I also wanted to share a tip that came to mind as I watched this particular video. I noticed that you've lost some weight since you did this older video (another congrats!) and I figured you somewhat regret not being able to wear your good-quality dresses. You may want to invest in a sewing machine. Not to make your own clothes, but to alter your favorite pieces. I've done this myself...it's SO EASY to measure in a few inches along the whole length of a seam and just stitch it right up. (Inside out, of course.) I've never altered pants, since I don't wear them, but I have done skirts and blouses. With a little practice on a few older pieces, I'm sure you could get the hang of it really quickly. Looking forward to more videos! :)

[@Bellanoctumn]

i dry all of our families clothes on a clothesline outside. it saves money and time in a few ways, 1) I put the clothes on hangers on the line, so I don't have to take them off the line, out them on hangers than hang them up, time saved, then when youbuse a dryer your less sturdy clothes, and even jeans, are being deteriorated by the act of being rubbed against each other again and again, and 3. our electricity is saved. I have 4 people in my house, that need laundry done, the washer is going 3-5 times a week, easy. this way, we cansave about 50$ a month over last years bills. (I checked) I also don't use my big appliances during peak hours, I have my ac turned up to just barely bearable, we turned down the hot water heater to 110, and I cook 3 meals a day at home, packing lunches, and breakfasts ahead of time (overnight oatmeal wut wut). I specifically invested in good lunch boxes for my husband and daughter to take with them. it was quite an expense. 50$ each, to get GOOD quality lunch box pieces. but a sound investment, neither of them frget their lunch because I do it bento style, and every days lunch is a sort of adventure. MEAL PLANNING. we are blessed enough to have a deep freezer, and I love to cook, so we always have a home cooked meal to enjoy, even if it is as easy as say, a homemade pizza. it helps everyone feel less like we need to gonout and shop, because we have everything we need in the house already. and. I get my fresh vegetables delivered to my door once a week, from an all organic farm, because HELLO, straight from the source ischeaper than paying the middle man! We do as much as possible to save money and get out of debt. it's definitely worth it. thank you for being an inspiration!

[@jessicaashley8907]

Great video! The extra laptop charger would have been great to have recently, Jerod left his in Dallas (30 miles away) and had to drive back the next morning, no fun! I need one of those purse emergency kits

[@1115christel]

Hey Budget Girl good video! I too need to buy one of those battery booster air compressor things. I can't count how many times I've accidentally not closed a car door all the way only to come out to a click click click. Plus my old set of tires I was constantly picking up screws or nails. Just a little money saving tip from me regarding air machines........If you have a Kum & Go convenience store in your town they have free air. Well at least they do here in Colorado. I think its a big rip off to pay for air!

[@ParkerHouseRules05]

Thanks for starting this colab video! Great list!

[@coupongal3219]

Good idea's!! Being organized and frugal are the awesome.

[@katereitzel]

Hi - Thanks so much! Very helpful & inspiring. Love your positive attitude.

[@blazette02]

Thank you so much for the dog medicine tip! I spend so much on Heartguard. I had no idea they made a generic!

[@Abundanthealthcoach]

Great ideas- we used Straight Talk w our iPhones but it was a huge pain dealing w customer service. We paid the $50/month - too many service interruptions and then we'd have to use someone else's phone to call their customer service- PIA!straight talk and iOS don't get along too well. But we'll worth it bc they are on ATT network-

[@MariaFelecity]

I have never heard of that Jump Box. What a great item, definitely looking into purchasing one of those. :)

[@TheNotSoOrdinaryWife]

Thanks so much for putting this collab together! Love your answers :)

[@TheLadySurvivor]

Excellent ten items. I totally agree with them all especially numbers 4, 6, 7, 9 and 10 and have done those for sure. I don't have a pet so that one doesn't apply to me nut do seem to be great savings. Numbers 3, 5 and 8 are great too. This was an excellent video. TFS! Also I am a new subscriber. I came across your channel the other day and have watched numerous of your videos and have enjoyed them all. Have a blessed day! -Donna

[@BudgetGirl]

TheLadySurvivor Welcome! Happy to have you!

[@ouvickie]

I love that charger, I'm going to check at our Harbor Freight. I love that place. I signed up to get their ads and I get coupons. I used on today to buy a Power Plunger for my daughter. We have one and those things are awesome - less that $10.

[@shellcam71]

Loved the video! Going to check the others out now!

[@BriannePitt]

I've been curious about eShakti, so it's good to hear a positive review!

[@sarahjurgenson7108]

I truly think I need to buy more than one cell phone charger! I forget mine constantly! GREAT IDEA!

[@nicholasgeremino8442]

Love the water bottle saver and the purse emergency kit. Thank you

[@maureencairney9549]

Some great ideas there, thanks for sharing.....

[@oxfordstyle5807]

You look so much more fit now, great job!

[@vnlindsay]

Great ideas. Thanks for the one about dog medicine!!!

[@Tgfcdlaa]

Hi new subscriber here! Just found you from watching " The Not So Ordinary Wife" and " Gazellein Tents". Love your video!

[@sandrafromscotland]

👍 27.08.20 Past Sarah & recent Sarah are the same on having more than one device charger 😂 I wonder how KZbin decides which ones to pop on home page? 🤔😂

[@mamafylees3344]

Hi. I hope to be able to find the water bottle at the dollar tree and I use to keep the small purse supply keeper in my purse, i'll go back to it; it kept me from fiddling around in my purse when I needed something small and personal.

[@rubylulu8721]

I have that exact same phone, and I love it. I think most people don't really 'need' a smart phone. I also have my ipod for checking email and playing games and things on the go, and I carry them both. My son is 12, and a lot of his friends have iphones. It blows my mind. He has a pay-as-you-go flip phone. I always tell him he will have a smart phone when he gets a job, and can pay for it himself!

[@saraceballos3935]

Would definitely love to see an in depth video of your emergency pack you carry in your purse. Thnx

[@christinajohnson287]

Great ideas, I would love to see a video with what is in your kit.

[@bay32b]

I would love if you did a more detailed video on your purse emergency kit! :)

[@megablessedgram]

Great video Sarah!!!

[@scottheitman9548]

t-mobile unlimited data. Use your phone as a hotspot. disconnect all the rest...cable,internet,landline. pay for one or two subscriptions like Amazon prime and Hulu.

[@nicolegibsontherealtor]

Great. Have you got in to couponing. Great way to say money.

[@BudgetGirl]

Nicky Gibson I usually don't coupon for food. I have nothing against it, but I don't have the time and when I have tried to coupon, the generics ended up being cheaper than the name brand with coupon anyway. I use salvage grocery stores for the majority of my food, which I have videos on if you would like to check them out. For clothing, I don't buy anything new unless I have a coupon or two!

[@patriciaduvall2565]

I have cats and was getting their Hartz flea med at Wal-Mart when I could find...for $12.97 for a three pack....saw an ad for Chewy.com and the very same med is $5.00 per pkg.!!!!!😀

[@AnnBearForFreedom]

Love the EDC (EveryDayCarry) pouch. As an older disabled woman in a powerchair, I carry something similar. Have you considered adding a "Leatherman" pocket tool? I use mine almost daily for some damn thing or another, LOL. New sub here, love your channel!

[@thereaderbug398]

Ugh, I hate the way that car insurance works. You can go your entire driving history without any claims but then get a speeding ticket or something and they raise your rates. I didn't know they'd raise your rates for using their AAA service too, that's crazy.

[@lizzygordon8033]

Good quality shoes

[@thisbettieluvsflower]

Thanks for the great tips... keep up the good content!! :-)

[@DeedraBoodram]

Love love love the idea of the jump box. Have you ever used it in your car to charge a tablet to laptop?

[@BudgetGirl]

Deedra Boodram I've charged a laptop, but not a tablet. I don't see how it would be different though. Currents are all the same.

[@soulsearching794]

Sustainable 135 is now called the Well Behaved Wallet. She's the only one that is still active besides you. Wow.

[@terril.8077]

I am looking for the websites you talked about!! LOVE your channel. I hope you have worked out the car situation.

[@terril.8077]

+Terri Jo OH wait......FOUND THEM!! :)

[@melindaoa8668]

Great video...tfs!

[@plp103084]

I heard that you should never buy animal meds from walmart.... always buy from a vet

[@michellesunshinestar]

cell phone charger is a great idea!!

[@merelymoney5555]

Brilliant

[@itsmedeb2515]

thanks for telling about eshaki !!!

[@ikeandlinz]

Yes, please do a video on your emergency kit. :)

[@acajudi100]

Excellent!❤️💐😊

[@mrsverge]

Just watched an Old Navy video at the beginning of this video...how unfair when I'm trying to get out of debt! hahaha.

[@اممحمد-ش3و2ص]

Wow that's great

[@Arthurmd22]

Do you still use the jumpbox? Debating if I should invest in one.

[@Karmin19991]

i wanted to get a battery pak charger but the manager at harbor freight told me I have to charge it once a month - or it will go bad- do you have to do maintenance on it?

[@ktbb9817]

do you still do the purse emergency kit? Or any of the other things in this

[@marilynortega-barba6508]

Great video :)

[@sabraburns166]

Please, what was the name of that company you buy your dresses from?

[@sernspiker]

What does the -26,233 mean? Is that your annual net? Just wondering because I am a huge budget girl, and doing the total money makeover. Love you videos, you are awesome.

[@BudgetGirl]

sernspiker hey sern and thanks! the number in the video title is my debt total. i post how much i owe (all student loan debt) with every video i do. In my first videos, it's in the $31k range. now i'm down to -$25k. Thanks for watching!

[@sernspiker]

That's so awesome then. Great progress. Happy to see you making a dent in it. Love your videos and your inspirational. I love watching videos like yours because my fiance and I are paying off debt and planning our wedding at the same time, so videos like this keep me motivated. Thanks and keep it up.:)

[@suredeydo]

Try Republic Wireless or Ting instead. They are even cheaper than StraightTalk.

[@litarusvita3886]

Hi Sarah, since you said it is an open tag. I wish to be doing this video too. I hope you dont mind if Im continue doing this Tag video :)

[@M_SC]

I know this is an old video but doesn’t your soda go flat if you put it in a water bottle?

[@wanderfulllife2407]

What's the site that customizes clothes? It's been over two years have you become an affiliate yet? Is there a deal for you and me?

[@wakkywabbit5446]

I'm guessing Neosporin is not on the list since it went down the toilet. 🤭

[@StarinaGabuyaDIY]

great Video :)

[@shanada2432]

no dogs for us so we are saving 100% on that.

[@Xballoway]

I'm so ready for quality clothes