I pay attention to the prices and quality of food at different local food stores and always looking for a good deal. if I only save 10 bucks a week on my groceries that is 500 bucks a year. I recently found out about a new store opening in Broward county called Aldi. They are from Germany. If I was Walmart I would be worried. the prices at Aldi was cheaper for me than Walmart and their stores and the quality was as good or better. You do have to pack your own items in your own bags at Aldi and also you need a quarter to get a cart outside but it is refundable if you return it. While I do tend to focus on DIY on my channel I also like to have frugal and cost saving videos and I think Aldi would be a great way to save money with your weekly shopping if one is in your area. Thanks for watching and please check out my other 500 videos and playlists and people I feature on my channel. I add new stuff every week. Robb Moffett Robb's Homemade Life BLO get these 18 food bargains at Aldis while you still can Aldis prices May 15/ 2017 24 oz pasta sauce 99 cents tomato paste 39 cents bananas 44 cents pound cream mushroom soup 49 cents Scalloped AuuGratin potatoes 79 cents stewed tomatoes 49 cents Garbanzo beans 59 cents Almond milk $1.99 sardines 89 cents walnuts $5.99 sweet potatoes 3 pounds $1.29 raisins $2.89 pack beef gravy 35 cents Chili beans 55 cents large iceburg lettuce $1.29 taco shells 89 cents whole almonds 14 ounces $4.99 large eggs 69 cents dozen ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuA4wJca5LE

Here is how I made an easy repair for my old GE top freezer refrigerator that was leaking and leaving water on the floor and under the vegetable bins. I almost did not load this video as my floor looks pretty dirty in the video where I moved the refrigerator around while taking the drain hose off. My floor does not look like this but I never clean under the refrigerator and after years go by it looks pretty bad under there. However, I know a lot of people may have leaks and this simple fix will save them a lot of time and trouble. Hope it helps. I was not able to get to the drain hole in my freezer compartment without doing some dis assembly , but most refrigerators have access to the drain hole after removing the back or front section. What happens is pieces of vegetable matter in the freezer are lost from storage bags, like pieces of kale or spinach, etc, and plug up the drain hole or ice forms in the drain hole. It is easy to add hot water or a small hair dryer to thaw out the plug of ice. since I could not easily access my refrigerator drain hole to check for ice plug, I was lucky and the plug was crud in the defrost water drain tubing that was easily dislodged by banging the tube after I removed it from the refrigerator. if this tip does not help your leak, there are a lot of repair resources on the web where you can find additional information about your appliance. If you have a water maker, leaks often occur at the compression fittings which are easy to replace. thanks for watching. I add new videos every week. Robb Moffett Robb's Homemade Life ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmmiskXB06I

How do you get the most benefit from a small amount of money like a stimulus check or windfall of cash? I have been thinking about this topic and decided to make a series of videos exploring how to invest in unusual or atypical ways to not only get a monetary return from a micro investment but to also achieve a better quality of life or increase personal security or freedom which is even more important than money. Today I am exploring FOREVER STAMPS, FLOWBEES, and FOLDING BICYCLES. Forever Stamps are a weird choice of investment because by almost any measure they are a poor investment, but as you will see in the video they do have a couple of qualities that are rare in investment options available. Forever Stamps match inflation, are guaranteed by the government, and possibly non-traceable. While close to the bottom of my list as an investment option the stamps might be handy in rare circumstances. The second item is the Flowbee haircutting device. I have had mine for 14 years and when I add up the cost of haircuts and time saved from not having to drive to the barber or wait plus wear and tear on my car I estimate I have saved over $4000. The Flowbee only cost me $69 14 years ago. The third weird investment is a folding bike. Prior to the pandemic bikes were very low on anyone's list of items to own. Most people have cars or use public transportation. The pandemic destroyed public transportation. I predict in the future we will have a gas shortage that will reduce car use by a lot. A folding bike prior to the pandemic was very cheap and is still quite affordable and with the minimum amount of maintenance will last a lifetime. By having a folding bike you have a transportation option that guarantees your future mobility and helps to maintain a sense of freedom. A bike is also a great way to exercise and improves your quality of life. I own two. Please note I am not giving investment advice nor am I saying not to invest in mainstream investments. My point is to get people to begin thinking about overlooked micro-investments, small amounts that might possibly show a good return or be something that will increase the quality of life or personal security or freedom. If you like this topic of weird micro-investments and would like to see more please let me know what you would like discussed. I have a personal finance playlist on my channel you may like. My Personal Finance and saving Money Playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0Fl7dCpoux5Sp78-vZos43ry4ZgAAPTq Here is a link to my review video playlist. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0Fl7dCpoux67BpGSAmhC9Xyt_BYYssFt A few people who appreciate my over 900 weekly helpful videos have saved the Amazon link I will provide below. This is my link to my Amazon page where you can see stuf ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVCJ4qZo0BQ

A simple way to make your own yogurt in a Mr Coffee Coffeemaker coffee pot. Making yogurt is a good way to save money and experiment with different flavors in cooking. Note: I found after many batches of yogurt, I got better and thicker yogurt incubating for 10 hours at a temperature of 100 F as opposed to 110F. I add new videos every week on my Channel Robb's Homemade Life music by Kevin macleod at incompetech.com ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aywLudqZfmw