Minimalist living: 13 tips for money saving

[@MarkGardiner1976]

Since becoming Minimalist I have so much more disposable income despite not increasing my income at all. It`s true that minimalism makes you more wealthy, not just in monetary terms but also in terms of increasing mental wealth too.

[@lauracox1544]

Same. Here's my tips- 1. Try not to live paycheck to paycheck. Plan for life sucking at times. 2. Try to have six months of budget saved up. 3. If married, or have children, get life insurance. 4. Try to enter into retirement debt free. You can save on things like gym (at Planet Fitness) and car insurance ($24/month at Insurance Panda). Try to cut back wherever. 5. Look at your family medical history. Average out how long your ancestors lived. Add 5 years to that average. Is it 68? 75? 92? 6. Now, plan to have what ever your budget is plus a 5% increase per year. If you have a 2k monthly budget now, that is 24k per year. Multiply that times an extra 5% per year. Finally, multiply that for how long you intend or think you will live. Me? My number is 144k (2kx12monthsx6years)(average family death=66 so I go to 71 (if I retire at 65). My number will rise with inflation. Now, this notion that we all need to save (or invest in 401's) 1 or 1.5 million dollars is what the BANKS want you to do. 7. What do I do with the rest of the money? LIVE LIFE TO THE FULLEST EVERYDAY YOU ARE ALIVE!!!!!!

[@charleshizer8257]

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[@Fabiolaboo]

exactly.

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[@oldglstuf]

Jenny speaks slowly and clearly so I was able to watch this video at 2x normal speed. I saved six minutes and two and one half seconds of time!

[@Ms-Jones]

oldglstuf 😂

[@papermason]

14) Look after your clothes. Repair them, etc. -- this probably falls under the DIY 15) Stay organized -- don't lose things because you're messy 16) Eat less! I'm fat because I eat too much -- so I've been cutting back. Grocery bill went from over $220 for the three of us down to an average of $180 17) Explore your public library 18)Evaluate your wardrobe -- this year I will not be buying anymore clothes for the winter. All my work, church, and going out needs are covered. 19) Evaluate your trip to the thrift store -- do you really need anything? 20) Grow a veggie, herb, edible flower garden. If you don't have property then see if there are community gardens. 21) Get a good night's sleep -- helps you make better decisions about food, maybe prevent impulse purchase, and keep healthy. 22) Cut down a couple of showers a week -- just do a quick wash. 23) I have a few ornaments -- when I get bored I switch them around, also I shop our house for ornaments etc. 24) Find things in nature that are beautiful to decorate your house with -- such as a piece of paper wasp nest, a beautiful stone, skeletalized leaves, feathers, dried plants or berries.

[@blacktuna]

If everyone lived like this, that would be so great for the environment. Thank you for being an inspiration!

[@TheSimplicityDiaries]

awwww thank you for this lovely comment! :D

[@ninakathryn]

Another great money saving tip is to cut out sugar from your diet.

[@ninakathryn]

Do you mean wipe it out? Read the labels of everything you buy from the shops and make sure there's no added sugar.

[@raschica]

+Nina Sutinen steve b's comment went right over your head

[@ninakathryn]

I forgot about that black thing in my hand! haha!

[@Bubbleyumizchewi17]

You're right. Some products have natural/artificial sweeteners in it.

[@TWDxKILL3R]

I just got hired at a place 8 blocks from my house..... my old job was 45 miles away....... saving BIG money from that!!!!!

[@mrs8792]

TWDxKILL3R Wow!!! I pay $300 a month in gas and tolls and I'm trying to change that quickly.

[@johnneal7832]

TWDxKILL3R sorry daft question but iv allways wanted to ask it,how long is a block,im from the uk so it doesnt happen over here,thanks

[@ibrahimismail7608]

John Neal almost 2 min walk

[@cherylT321]

TWDxKILL3R. Awesome!

[@BlueSeedLove]

Avoid credit cards and live without debt. Live only with the money that you really have.

[@AndreyaWryght]

Love it... I've been doing much of this... After years of over spending, I'm glad ive changed in the last 6 months, got more money and less wastage and feels so good to respect my hard earned income. Thank you for sharing your tips and also the commeters who also sharing their own tips... Xx

[@marleenjones407]

I found this a year later but it's still so relevant. I love these videos! :)

[@lalilulelo]

14. Switch to cheaper brands on consumable products (toiletries, cooking ingredients, etc) 15. Cancel gym membership: Do you really need to have a ripped body? If no, a balanced diet and jogging everyday is enough to keep you healthy. 16. Cancel cable subscription: Everything is on the internet. Watch your favorite shows using the internet. Live stream live events. 17. Brew your own coffee or just drink instant coffee. 18. If possible (depending on where you live), sell or lessen using your car: Use public transportation or ride a bicycle to go to work/home. 19. Cancel phone plan and just use pre-paid.

[@angelawhisonant6274]

Alexandra M m yg o

[@SA-xw6ui]

lalilulelo very nice tip

[@DC180]

Alexandra M its convenience... you dont need to go to the fucking gym!

[@sorrystateout]

But people like driving their car to a gym so they can ride a bike to nowhere.

[@brendawoodside3768]

Gyms also have weight training equipment that some people find value in. I am not able to have the equipment I want for my fitness goals where I live. The gym has value if your goals align with that lifestyle. It's not for everyone, but if you go regularly and can justify the cost, that is a different story.

[@Fabiolaboo]

Thank you for these tips!!! I am just turning 21 this year and I finally got out of my "teenage" state and started investing for the future. This actually helps me save a lot and I love living minimally because when my friends are crying about their bills that they have and they're older I am the one helping lol. I make less than they do, I've been following these minimal tips and they're awesome! I can get what is important and not worry.

[@lumpenstation8108]

Thank you for your video, I've been doing a lot of your tips for years, but sometimes it's good to have a little reminder !

[@TheSimplicityDiaries]

Awesome! Thanks for watching!!

[@bekahrooster8412]

I actually wear reusable pads and get a lot of "Ews" for that. But hey, my grandmother made them for me and they've lasted over a year. That's $50+ saved.

[@user_abcxyzz]

that is wrong on SO many levels.

[@nicholegraeber2590]

Bekah, ignore rude comments, I use them also! People do not know that they are washed in between uses.

[@bekahrooster8412]

Nichole Graeber Hahaha! It's just funny how people overreact. I mean, our great great grandmothers had nothing except reusable pads!

[@mylifeinsweden575]

well... you have to wash them right? so i see it costs the same ... water, soap detergents.. even electricity

[@mamaknows1062]

It doesn't end up in a land fill. One million menstruating women equals a lot of pads/tampons in land fill. Now, add the disposable diapers for one million babies, and then one million adults. Ugh.

[@niceshoes2008]

I absolutely agree with all your money saving tips.

[@momof2momof2]

For us its dollar stores, thrift stores, discount coupon codes for online shopping, and hanging our laundry outside and not using the dryer.

[@Bubbleyumizchewi17]

momof2 hanging laundry is good. Once in a while, I hand wash my under garments and hang dry. I really need to do a full transition!

[@dianawellington731]

Bubbleyumizchewi17 I haven't even started it at all. 😕 . I did start using a female cup, reusable pads, wool balls for dryer and growing herbs. I brought a tricycle with basket, to do my grocery shopping. I'm waiting for brother to come back from Mexico to assemble it. I also will be doing more gardening next year. I want to start bulk shopping, but bulk store is too far away, even with tricycle.

[@lynnreed7342]

I USED to be able to dry my clothes on a line..outside in the sun and breezes. Not now that I live in a senior apt. complex....I have to PAY for a dryer in the laundry room. :-( I DO use a drying rack out on my balcony for a small amount of things....it's not a big one. and I don't think management wants to see such...

[@TheLosttransmission]

switching to a safety razor is not only good for your wallet but also the environment as they are more easily recyclable than the multi blade plastic cartridges

[@rickreyes6665]

What do you think of van life? I have a great job I like, I find I could save tons of money by living in a van, I have a shower facility at my job, I don’t ever have to buy breakfast, and lunch since I work for a food services department. I have a Monday-Friday job 630a-3p. I think this would be a great opportunity to save and have the time and freedom people don’t have these days because they chose the normal way of living in America. Americans get in so much debt just to have things. I love Minimalism

[@acajudi100]

You are correct about the danger, I f you leave or forget the tampon. Toxic shock is deadly. Change and keep clean.

[@umtimo6854]

Great tips.My favorite one is the "diy" .Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@Bubbleyumizchewi17]

Listen...I most definitely DIY my lotion! 😂😂😂😂 I have eczema and the best lotions be like $13 like...let me grab this coconut oil, olive oil, tea tree, shea butter and petroleum. I already had them hanging at the house so #winning

[@hannahblair7180]

I love my diva cup!!!

[@elisabethmunzing2314]

know your saving goals is a great idea! I will absolutly love to try out all your tips!

[@sorrystateout]

winter = layer your clothing. Wear shorts under your pants. Wear two or three shirts under your jumper.

[@MrQuagmire26]

Be aware of prices when shopping (look at compare products), don't go food shopping when hungry, buy meat products when they are on offer and freeze in batches, bring food to work/school, realise that it's a difference between wanting and needing things etc etc..cook at home etc etc etc... It should be a balance between being cheap/stingy and a big spender. Personally, I found it ok to reward myself. For example, let's say i've been spending no money for a whole week. then i can go "you been a good boy quaggy.. go get yourself a beer/coffee at starbucks" or whatever.

[@MrQuagmire26]

oh. and visiting outlet shops and shopping ONLY during sales is good.

[@karensauve3791]

That was great. I like the idea of borrowing for things you don't use often.

[@TheSimplicityDiaries]

Thanks! Happy to hear that you've enjoyed it! :)

[@kathleenmcneil9710]

Has anyone mentioned washing dishes by hand?

[@llangle1]

Kathleen McNeil that is actually more expensive that using a dishwasher. When you wash by hand, you use many more gallons than a dishwasher does. Most modern dishwashers only use 3-4 gallons.

[@kezasmith6546]

I only wash by hand.

[@theresaweiss6440]

I really liked your video because we spent too much money on things we don't need. The best tips for me is to bring your own food. I do it at school and it really works! :)

[@Lea-gv1kg]

I think the glass jar experiment is the most useful because in the end you have a lot of money. When you put in some money every day in the end of the year there will be a big sum of money.

[@triplevhome]

Great ideas and tips.. ive been hooked to minimalism and saving videos nowadays, make me want to make my own minimalism vids as well soon.. keep the videos coming.. i haven't encountered about reusable period products though..

[@gordongibson3622]

A couple of other tips: Eat rice. It is cheap, can be bought in bulk and, most important, it will keep forever. Another obvious suggestion: take transit.

[@lenaneubauer9332]

The best part was the wishlist, because sometimes you don't need it anymore in a week. Something everybody should do is setting there one goals to stay motivated.

[@jonahwatson7266]

Thank you this might help me save up for a restaurant in San Francisco love those tips

[@maayans.181]

I actually already do all that (except for the money jar thing...) I'm surprised and glad lol

[@elivallejo1272]

This is great advice. Thank you :)

[@johnoreilly6409]

love the video!!! but would like to see you also expand the concept to how a frugal lifestyle creates wealth if excess money is invested properly.......incorporate such concepts as inflation, time value of money, detailed budgeting, the magical power of compounding interest, dollar cost averaging, index funds, net worth as a measurement of wealth and how stock and real estate can compound wealth for the future.....you are on right track but with only 1/2 of solution....

[@dariusb8683]

Europeans are not as addicted as Americans. we are materialistic lost people. thanks for the tips.

[@lucydiegocaramelo3435]

omg for real. it so gross how materialistic we can grow to be only because we were taught that way.... grrr. but we can alwaysake a change!!!

[@aliciaunaryan4751]

Great & handy tips! Learnt a lot. Hailing in from South Africa

[@nicoleaniolek]

I agree with everything, except for the high cost of menstural pads. I have heavy flows and the reusable pads don't work for me. It was a waste of money in my case. I buy the store brand which costs me $2.80 per MONTH. I'd rather find something that wouldn't pollute the environment as I went green in almost every single aspect of my life apart from using a car and using pads. I will never try a menstural cup, the thought alone makes me gag. :]

[@vk3crg]

Thanks for your video! I was shocked when I went through my banking statement to see I was spending over $400 a month on buying lunch at work!!! $20 a day here...$25 a day there...it all adds up really fast and suddenly I'm up to over $125 in a week! Multiply by 4 and I was horrified how much I was spending in a month getting a shop to make a sandwich for me I could make for a 1/10 of the price in about 2 minutes or fatty foods!! That's about $5000 a year! Now I take a salad roll or similar to work and am losing weight as I'm not eating fatty foods, I feel much better and can now reward myself with a little something with the money I'm saving. We get free fruit at work too which is good too. Thanks for the tips! It's amazing how much money I was wasting on lots of things. It's amazing how it all adds up! Regards, Craig - Australia

[@shyamalakamath]

don't buy anything day is a superb idea

[@TheSimplicityDiaries]

Thanks! :)

[@imtheboss1826]

Shyamala Kamath I do that almost everyday.

[@marivicagtarap5921]

thanks Jenny for adding more tips..

[@lindagonzales4559]

GREAT ADVICE! Thank you for sharing.❣️🙏🏼❣️

[@Stone2home]

0) Don't get knocked up.

[@marivicagtarap5921]

Great. that's what we've doing..... me and my husband. Thanks for reminding.

[@angelic_little_doll8628]

I grew up without really having money for even the simplest things, like getting a pair of shoes. I would have to wear a pair of shoes till my toes were actually coming out of the bottom of them. and my mom would put cardboard into the shoes to try and drag them out for a bit longer. that kind of things. So when i got older and old enough to work and make money you would think that I would hold on to that money with a tight fist, glued wallet lol, but no I would spend more than I would have planned. So when i started trying to get back on track, start saving, I had alot of issues in really getting started, One thing I did before I could get better ways working for me was to take a little box for change and a nice sized bowl, sitting those on my dresser top for the money that I didn't buy something I had gotten so used to buying, like a starbucks venti sized cup of coffee kind of things. And when I had kept myself from buying that (reminding myself I had coffee at home needing to be used) I would put that money into its place (bowl or box) it may sound really small but it started adding up (since i had to go some place every day.) I have helped others clean their cars and places like that out and found things they decided they didnt want and I would take it ( they would say i could have it if i really wanted it.) anyway my dad fell in love with japanese silk shirt that i found in a CAR! for those who are picky eaters and have members who are not, you don't have to cook say two packs of hamburger meat because one wants a plain hamburger and the others want say sloppy joe (unless the picky eater eats like six hamburgers at a time lol ) My dad is picky he wont eat most of what everyone else will. Meatloaf for example he basically wants hamburger meat shaped like meatloaf and some ketchup, that's it. so it can be a challenge to save when it comes to food money when you have a picky eater. It's the really one place I have found it hard to save at. But when there is a way i see to i do. I don't just accept that I have to use more (buy more) to make separate things because I am having to do all the cooking in a house of three with the eldest in the house being a very picky eater. also I don't know how many who watch these videos know of this channel but if you don't sure be a great idea to check her out :: CleanMySpace here on youtube she gives great tips on how to cut back on house cleaning items and how to make your own effective cleaners. tips in laundry like using tin foil instead of buying dryer sheets.

[@theanti-hero7232]

its been almost a year I have watched your videothese tips helped me a lot

[@TheSimplicityDiaries]

Thank you! I'm happy to hear this! :)

[@louisaw.5743]

Very helpful tips, thank you! Keep up with your great work :)

[@TheSimplicityDiaries]

Thank you so much!!

[@SonshineLady7]

Great tips and you have such a pleasant personality and manner of presentation. In the U.S. there is an organization called Freecycle.com where people list items for free and it is AMAZING some of the items on there. During one move I downsized to a smaller bed. The mattress company where I purchased the new bed said they hauled away the former box spring/mattress but didn't tell me until they arrived that they don't haul away the metal frame. I took the larger bed frame apart but each piece was still almost too heavy for me to lift. I was going to call our apartment maintenance to see if they'd take it to the dumpster but a friend said to list it on Freecycle. I thought, "Who would want just a metal bed frame?" but I listed it and within the hour had people come to happily take it off my hands!!!

[@sunnydaymakeup]

thank you for sharing! happy I found your chanel.

[@TheSimplicityDiaries]

Thank you for watching!! :) have a lovely day!

[@jennyherzog9872]

Also make/ drink the every morning coffee in your house instead of getting coffee at the coffee place. You'll save a lot per month!

[@ArtandKitchen_]

Im a minimalist snglemom and it does help in saving.

[@msrmsr1184]

I REALY appreciate your thoughts

[@theminimalistninja]

loved this! I absolutely love my menstrual cup and wouldn't want to go back to tampons! for tech equipment, amazon is a good place to get used items with fab customer service and an amazing returns policy should it not be as expected. I also recommend reading "your money or your life" that sea & silva recommended me, it's a fabulous book! as always, wonderful video!! :)

[@TheSimplicityDiaries]

Thanks for the lovely comment Nina! and for the book recommendation too! :)

[@aleksandrgavrilov2029]

spotlight 2

[@angelafletcher6526]

Good luck

[@ibze6478]

The Minimalist Ninja was

[@itsmarialifestyle4355]

Thank you for your lovely tips...the bit with the underwear was the most surprising!

[@dboger2010]

Nice Jenny! Some really good tips.

[@waterlilyheart541]

thank you so much for all of those detailed informations!!

[@TheSimplicityDiaries]

Thank you for watching!! :)

[@jnordman86]

peanut butter on standby at work

[@JuanGarcia-fi8ud]

And jelly

[@darciaglaucerica]

About the reusable pads, wouldn't that elevate chances of infections? I want to switch to a cheaper and eco friendly option, but I'm afraid it will cause health issues (?). Also, how many of them would I need to buy considering I have a cycle of 5/6 days? Thank you in advance!

[@SonshineLady7]

Years ago a friend of mine purchased a supply of natural cotton pads. IIRC, one part fit over the crotch area of the panties and snapped underneath. Then the pads went inside of this piece and, depending on how heavy one's flow was, could use one-three pads. I read on the website (I'll have to track it down again...this was like 20 years ago...lol) that sold these that one idea was to keep a small bucket with a top on it in the bathroom - a large ice bucket with a lid would do - put warm water and some bleach in the bucket and, after using a pad, place it in the bucket then wash them once a week or however often is necessary depending on how of these one had.

[@MalcolmTrez]

Such good tips! Love the minimalist lifestyle 👌🏿

[@danielschleipfner9687]

I think it’s very important to have a big goal that you can achieve with saving money.

[@lovelifearsi3366]

Danke für die Tips Jenny.

[@TheSimplicityDiaries]

gerne! Danke dir für schauen! :)

[@lyonesslife9354]

i can do it myself thank you! I'm going to start a no money Mondays. One day of absolutely no spending.

[@cherylcarlysle1629]

Patricia Lyons good for you. It really is not difficult. I have been having "no spend days" for years.

[@angeld5634]

Reusable pads? Where do you keep them until you have enough to put in the washer

[@jmconant]

angel d we cloth diaper our son and we use a trashcan with a lid that locks to block odor. It's lined with a reusable waterproof liner. I'd imagine you could do the same for reusable pads.

[@Bellaflower57]

i recommend couponing. Not extreme just enough to save on feminine care and general care,really. I dont extreme coupon, just coupon for needs like that. Takes time to learn and self control to not over spend on stock piling but it works if you master it.

[@unlawfullspoon6278]

You should watch How to Basic he is Good at saving.

[@radanniap5060]

Subscribed..great simple tips..love it..

[@samuelburr7262]

Great tips! Just earned yourself a new sub 👍

[@amilliamadventures247]

Wow, beautiful accent! Also, great tips... Thanks.

[@heidikorte8948]

Heya! Try applying a “de esser” effect to your voice if you can! Will help the audio sound top notch! Good tips though!

[@TheSimplicityDiaries]

This video was filmed with my laptop when I still didn't have a decent filming equipment. But thank you so much for the tip and for watching! Have a lovely day! :)

[@chillinretreat5124]

HI Jenny, new subscriber! Great tips!! Love this!

[@jewel8748]

Great tips, but I am NOT with the menstrual cup! Pads don't cost that much any more with the dollar stores.

[@albinamatusevych4550]

Thank you so much for this video, at last someone says it clearly

[@TheSimplicityDiaries]

I'm happy to hear you've liked it! Thanks for watching!!

[@methemillennial]

Albina Matusevych

[@daisyfield6745]

Thank you for the tips! Your English is beautiful!

[@TheSimplicityDiaries]

Thank you for your comment!!

[@aletajade9499]

Ive been using cloth pads for two years and love them! #WishyWashyCloth

[@victoriaivankovasmith872]

I agree with most but not doing all yourself, time is money.

[@flufftronable]

Jenny great video, are you Norweigan?

[@TheSimplicityDiaries]

Thank you! :) No, I'm from the Republic of San Marino but currently living in Berlin

[@originalmix2546]

Jenny Träumerin first person from San Marino I have come across on KZbin..so there is a life..;)

[@yamieandre7700]

You can get menstral pads cost a $1.00 at Dollar Tree.

[@vigilant545]

very helpful, thanks!

[@shaymaafathy9874]

that was very useful. thx 👍

[@elizabethanne4513]

gail vaz-oxlade pioneered the jar system. she's very popular in canada.

[@dylan4972]

Sleep in the office. Get second hand clothing, drink only water, don't eat out. Save 90% of your income right there

[@victoryariina]

Great and logical tips. :)

[@composeadrink9182]

The best money saving tip is making your own tea or drink at home. It saves money a lot.

[@Belfreyite]

Cycling is a Win Win Win option. Your Health will benefit. The Environment will benefit and your pocket will benefit, SIMPLES!!!!!!!!

[@ajh.4131]

Where are you from? I hear an accent but I can't tell what it is?

[@TheSimplicityDiaries]

I am from the Republic of San Marino (my mother language is italian) but I currently live in Berlin

[@ajh.4131]

Oh, ok! Thanks for responding!

[@klimtkahlo]

Jenny Träumerin your accent is fabulous and your last name looks German and not Italian.😁

[@TheSimplicityDiaries]

thank you! Träumerin is not my real last name, but it's the german word for "dreamer" :)

[@louisesauriol5902]

For my hair its so expensive is there some trick ? i have streak in my hair and i like it but the salon is so expensive...:(

[@dahenry8888]

Louise Sauriol Maybe try going to a beauty school...I heard they are really cheap for hair color and everything else too

[@patriciarussell7487]

Good tips!🤗

[@nathanielcarreon5634]

No cable, no i-phone, bought used cars, save a lot for decades to pay mortgage off in 10 years

[@TonyHickschick]

I agree with all you're tips

[@meetsky9885]

pack your own food glass jar experiment cut off excess live without have to and dont have to minimal strict money system reusable menstrual cups and cotton pads consume less energy unplug and turn off lights sell things you dont need set regular dont buy anything that day buy second hand set a monthly budget always save something a month prioritize make a wish list wait a week or two before you want it need something you like boredom diy as much as you can afternoon spa at home cleaning supplies home decor bare essentials borrow things you dont use often rent things for free build a community stay healthy simple nurturish meals

[@onyx.daffodil1644]

Buying pads is just not a big spend issue for me. I will continue

[@aryadna]

I love my THINX underwear! Using in conjunction with meluna cup! :)

[@TheSimplicityDiaries]

I've heard of this brand before, I really need to try it out then! Thanks for watching!!

[@brigettehartman6131]

ARIADNA MUSIK I love my thinx underwear and menstrual cup. Saves me lots of money as well.

[@mamaknows1062]

Just added communication and/or entertainment bills together. Never realized we don't "need" cell phones, Netflix, hulu, cable, landline or even wifi. Oh, I know. People will have withdrawal stopping all this. Probably a very good thing to have a real life. We spend $472.00 a month on those items, that's $5,664.00 a year! That's $56,664.00 in ten years! See how easy it is to go broke. And that doesn't include online gaming machines, other subscriptions, other electronic equipment, blue tooth devices for music, buying cloud storage, cost of printer ink, now that we see this in real facts, we have decided to go rogue and atleast cut this in half. Looking for good tv antennae. We liked the days of free tv and radio. No wonder parents could save so much more money.

[@oldzensoul]

Love your lamp

[@GB-jz1bi]

Hi Jenny! Little heads up, the link at kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZ6ZgpqZo5qdZ8k doesn't work (and it disappears really quickly making it hard to press in time). his is my first time watching you and I can't wait to watch the Glass Jar Experiment video! Found the link in your description and going to it now! Thanks for making this video and for all the work you put into your channel!

[@TheSimplicityDiaries]

Hi, thanks for the comment! I've never noticed that the link was so quick, making it impossible to open... but I always like everything in the cards as well, and I'm glad you found it anyway. Thanks for watching and liking my content, it makes me really happy to read comments like yours! Have a lovely day! :)

[@HeyAsif]

List please

[@sandyknight1293]

So r baby diapers need cloth diapers brought back

[@jessicahoffmann5531]

Amazing video!!!

[@TheSimplicityDiaries]

Thank you!! :)

[@marialester2167]

I've never had tss from tampons either.

[@princesspinkadele]

maria lester I've never got pregnant when a condom split, doesn't mean it won't happen and is worth the risk. ;-)

[@marialester2167]

?

[@princesspinkadele]

I'm drawing parallels

[@alonememe]

It's recommended to buy reusable menstrual cup new every year, so it's not that frugal at all :)

[@iauraha]

yes, but they can last 7-10 years with proper maintenance. also, even at once a year the cup is much cheaper (financially and environmentally) than conventional options. There are even recyclable with medical silicon devices and adult silicone toys.

[@TheSimplicityDiaries]

... I couldn't explain it better!! :)

[@iauraha]

thanks ^^

[@CurbHopper111]

It only saves money if you're lucky and the first one you try fits you. If not, then it gets very expensive trying to find one that works and doesn't hurt. After a couple hundred dollars I found out that my cervix is unusually high and doesn't drop down during that time of the month, making cups in general impractical for me. Then there's the whole not having a vagina of steel that other women seem to have. But now I'm happy with cloth pads. :)

[@iauraha]

thank you for the input, I was a lucky person who found the right cup right away. Cloth pads are also a great option :)