· Feb 8, 2010
Water conservation is a way of life to those who are most successful with saving water. Whether it’s a lifestyle choice, a political statement or some other reason, working hard to use less water will reap big rewards in your bank account. Here are 4 water conservation strategies that can save you money: 1. Limit […]
A dishwasher can be a very convenient appliance that not all apartment dwellers are fortunate enough to have. Nevertheless, if the appliance dies while you live in the apartment, chances are you may lose all or part of your deposit so that the landlord can replace it with a new one. Learn a few tips […]
· Feb 4, 2010
A guest room is not just an option for rich homeowners. Apartment renters can convert an extra bedroom into a guest room, to have ready for in-laws, family and friends. When you’re on a budget, you might think that the best you can do is stick an air mattress in the room. Not so, if […]
· Feb 3, 2010
Energy conservation strategies are not just for homeowners. Apartment dwellers can benefit from conserving energy too, and more renters are becoming aware of the need to save money in this area. There are many things you can do on your own, and a few things that require your landlord’s permission and help. Energy Conservation Defined […]
· Feb 2, 2010
Hosting a Super Bowl party on a budget is easier than you think. If you know when to rely on friends and where to shop to get the best deals, you can have an incredibly entertaining, affordable party. Food: Bulk and Pot Luck The most important part of any party is usually the food, so […]
· Jan 26, 2010
Living by yourself can be more expensive due to unexpected, hidden costs. Whether it’s spending money on ways to deal with loneliness and boredom, or spending more money for renting an apartment, the costs of living alone can skyrocket if you’re not careful. Here are 4 expenses you should work hard to keep under control: 1. […]
· Jan 25, 2010
Studio living presents many opportunities to conserve energy and save money. It can be tempting to waste money in this area, since you may be paying cheaper rent than other renters in the first place. It does take work to conserve energy, but think about what you can do with all that extra cash in […]
· Jan 24, 2010
DIY slipcovers are a great budget-friendly way to make older furniture look new again. Slipcovers work by fitting over an old sofa or loveseat and providing a new look to them. Slipcovers can be very pricey so if renovating a room in your house on a tight budget consider making your own slipcovers. Someone with […]
· Jan 18, 2010
Invest a small amount of money on some essential tools and supplies to make DIY home decorating projects less hassle and more manageable. This will cost far less than hiring someone to do these jobs and the items will be there for future projects. Here you will find 10 essential supplies and tools that will make doing your own home decorating convenient […]
· Jan 16, 2010
Cutting back on what you spend on household cleaning can make a great difference in the amount of money you spend each month on expenses. Without cutting back on cleaning your apartment, you can cut back on what you spend. 1 – Make Your Own Cleaning Supplies The cornerstone of any smart household cleaning budget […]
· Jan 12, 2010