Environment

Life hacks

Environment

Posted by: Benji2112

30th Oct 2025 11:25am

Money is tight, life is hectic. Outside of meal prepping to save time after work and buying products on sale. What other little life hacks do people use to save money and time to make their life easier and simpler?

Comments 4

JAM
  • 5th Nov 2025 01:10pm

buy products near their use by date and freeze them,keeping the same amount of time to use by!

Rahrah
  • 5th Nov 2025 07:52am

I have been writing down all the meals and fridge snacks that I have and putting the list on the fridge so I don't forget what I have and to reduce any food waste. If I am tempted to get food delivery because 'there is no food', I can look on the fridge and see if I have eaten all the meals I have brought food for first.
I have also started bringing a large tub of yogurt to work and a bulk bag of oats so I can just make breakfast or a snack on my break at work.

Zanyt
  • 3rd Nov 2025 08:50pm

I am using the slow cooker more than I use to, which I put on in the morning so I am not tempted to buy dinner because I am tried after work. We are also doing meal plans every week so that everyone know what we are having for dinner so the first person home can start cooking.

Sueswims
  • 3rd Nov 2025 10:33am

If I'm exercising the next morning, I always pack my bag the night before!

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