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July 31, 2025 By MississippiMom Leave a Comment

Smart Ways to Cut Costs Around Your Home

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I know I don’t have to tell you that the price of everything is going up. You’ve noticed, right? Running and maintaining a home has always come with costs, but these days, those costs are getting higher and higher. Unfortunately, most of our salaries are staying the same, so if you’re like me, you’re looking for ways to cut costs around your home. Let me share a few smart ways you can do so.

Meal plan and batch cook 

One of the smartest ways to cut costs around your home is to meal plan and batch cook. Meal planning is the act of deciding what you will eat each day for every meal, gathering your recipes, and then making a shopping list based on what you will need. The main benefit of meal planning is that it will help you save money because it will prevent you from buying unnecessary items that will either go to waste or increase your shopping bill. 

Batch cooking goes hand in hand with meal planning. This is because when you know what you will be eating each day, you can prepare these meals ahead of time, saving you precious time and energy in the week. Batch cooking can also save you money because instead of reaching for a food delivery app to order a takeaway after a long day, you know you already have something ready to be heated up in the house. 

 

Make your own cleaning products 

The cost of cleaning products can start to add up each month, and there is always a new product that claims to make our lives easier and our homes cleaner.

But, did you know you can get cleaning results that are just as good by making your own cleaning products? DIY products are not only cheaper because you can make them in bulk, but they tend to be better for the environment as well, as you can more closely control what is in them. Find out more about how to make your cleaning products in the video below. 

 

Reduce your energy usage 

Another way you can cut costs around your home is to cut down on the amount of energy you use. Energy is expensive, so the less you consume, the lower your bill will be. The good news is that there are plenty of actions you can take to reduce your energy usage around the home, including making sure lights are switched off when you leave a room, swapping to energy-saving bulbs, and sealing up any gaps in your windows and doors. 

Getting your old heating and cooling system replaced with a more modern one can save you a great deal of money, too. This is because newer systems are built to be more energy efficient, so they will help you keep your bills to a minimum while keeping your home comfortable. 

 

Get rid of any subscriptions you no longer use 

Subscription models are big business these days, and it’s likely that you and your family already have plenty that are draining your bank account, from TV and movie channels to organisational apps, and even toiletry deliveries. 

Happily, you can reduce the amount you pay out each month by simply cancelling the subscriptions that you no longer use. There are even services that will do this for you, making it super simple and easy.

I know I have often forgotten that I’m subscribed to things until that fee renews!

What are your tips for bringing costs down around your home?

 

Disclosure: this is a collaborative post and may contain affiliate links.

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