Frugal things I do to save money

Frugal things I do to save money. Here are some more random frugal things I do to save money. Number one, I in the shower. I don't. I don't use any type of body wash. I use a bar of soap. It is very inexpensive. It is hypoallergenic. I don't have breaking out, additional scent on. It's also way cheaper. But as far as hand soaps, ah, whatever they say on the bottle is not what's inside because I refill them myself. I buy the refillable thing at Walmart and fill them all up. I pretty much narrowed it down to one cleaning product and I'm gonna say it wrong, but it's Odoban. Odoban? I buy the huge jug of Sam's. $10 for this gallon thing and you put this much in it, and the rest is water. You can use it on upholstery, it on granite, it on a toilet. And I just buy the refillable bottles, the empty ones. Um, the empty refillable bottles that in any room I need because I don't need 15 different cleaning products. I take my contacts out pretty early when I get home from work. I take my contacts out and I need those contacts to last longer because they're not cheap. I freeze everything. And I buy butter. Butter's on sale, I buy butter. It goes in the freezer. Bread? Freezer. Chips? Freezer. Freezer. Freezer. I use the quick wash on my dishwasher because it's an hour and it's fast and done and heats up my whole house and it's not in use near the amount of electricity it before. I'm proactive on appointments. I see the dentist when it's time. I see the dermatologist before it's time. I will reach out to a practitioner and be like, I wanna go do blood work because it's been three months. Like, I stay on top of everything. So much rather catch something now, catch it and maybe not have to get a crown or get something froze off or whatever. Froze off, frozen off, whatever. Of that stuff. It saves me money in the long run. So those are things I do to save money. Let me know in the comments what you do.