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Frugal and Energy Efficient Living

Little Star

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1. That really is a conundrum. Maybe your supermarket...

Reply to uppityperson (Original post)

Thu Dec 22, 2011, 04:00 PM

Dec 2011

would save some of their unused, extra sales flyers once they are out of date.

When we were up in Maine this fall we bought live lobsters to bring home. We needed to have newspaper between the lobsters and the ice and we used those flyers.

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I found a big problem with newpapers going online and not so much paper [View all] uppityperson Dec 2011 OP

That really is a conundrum. Maybe your supermarket... Little Star Dec 2011 #1

You might be able to find free "Penny Saver" type newspapers at many restaurants and grocery stores fishwax Dec 2011 #2

That is a good thought uppityperson Dec 2011 #3

Wish I was close to you....I use newpaper for lots of things Curmudgeoness Dec 2011 #4

Do you have a garden? Mulch the paths with newspaper to keep weeds down and on off season, if uppityperson Dec 2011 #6

I actually do use it in the garden a couple of ways. Curmudgeoness Dec 2011 #7

Mint is wonderful and awful. I ended up with creeping jenny, bought from a Master Gardeners uppityperson Dec 2011 #8

What I have learned from buying/exchanging plants..... Curmudgeoness Dec 2011 #9

Sort of the same problem here in winter canetoad Dec 2011 #5