Well, it's Thursday again! You know what that means... today is what we at Sisters & Savings like to call "Thrifty Thursday", where we'll share with you frugal tips, thrifty ideas, and even thrift store treasure we've found. You're welcome to share yours too. Just leave a comment below, or email us!
Here's today's "Thrifty Thursday" Tip:
Here's today's "Thrifty Thursday" Tip:
Remember those Lysol No-Touch Hand Soap Dispensers we gave away at some of our
first workshops & home parties? Well this has probably been our favorite give-away,
especially the ones that look like they have a stainless steel finish.
High-value coupons were so easy to find to make these dispensers free, almost free, or even make them money-makers when these first came out. Now that we've fallen in love with them, we're realizing that the soap refills have absolutely no coupons!
A frugal and thrifty solution to this problem is to simply refill the bottles with your own soap solution. I used Dawn Dish Soap with Olay Hand Renewal in mine, but you can use any type of hand soap. You could even make your own soap to make this even more thrifty!
Just use a butter knife or coin to pry open the lid of the bottle, refill the bottle,
replace it in the dispenser, and turn it back on!
Works like a charm!
Do you have a thrifty tip you'd like to share? Email us at sistersandsaving@gmail.com!
first workshops & home parties? Well this has probably been our favorite give-away,
especially the ones that look like they have a stainless steel finish.
High-value coupons were so easy to find to make these dispensers free, almost free, or even make them money-makers when these first came out. Now that we've fallen in love with them, we're realizing that the soap refills have absolutely no coupons!
A frugal and thrifty solution to this problem is to simply refill the bottles with your own soap solution. I used Dawn Dish Soap with Olay Hand Renewal in mine, but you can use any type of hand soap. You could even make your own soap to make this even more thrifty!
Just use a butter knife or coin to pry open the lid of the bottle, refill the bottle,
replace it in the dispenser, and turn it back on!
Works like a charm!
Do you have a thrifty tip you'd like to share? Email us at sistersandsaving@gmail.com!
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