50 Great Depression Habits for Surviving in Today's Economy | FRUGAL LIVING

Surviving in today's economy can be challenging, but we can learn valuable lessons from those who lived through the Great Depression. During that time, people developed resourceful habits and frugal practices to make the most of what they had. By adopting these timeless strategies, you can save money, reduce waste, and live more sustainably. Here are 50 Great Depression habits that can help you navigate and thrive in the modern economy.

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[SusanMusser]

The dates on cans is not an expiration date. Rotate yes. But don't get rid of older cans.

[litehousegal]

Best buy dates ARE NOT expiration dates.

[wandatucker]

take a large cardboard down to half all the way around the middle of the the top flaps with glue and add another piece of cardboard in the the bottom part of your choosing...pinch the outside corners of the slide the part you decide is the onto the bottom you have a if you the outside and the for storage or an under the bed can stack up with supplies of your choosing or store clothes

[TracieSmithpomeranian]

You have some great tips. To check for scratches, just put water in the jar with food coloring. The colored water will stick yo deep scratches. But don't throw it out. You can always use it for dry goods.

[kourtneyrice]

Outstanding information, with world crisis, rising inflation and economic instability due to poor governance, consider digital assets as a means to attain financial freedom.

[jeremyj]

I will reuse glass tomato sauce jars in a routine: after washing it out I will make milk with powdered milk and store it in the jars. When only a portion is left I will use it to make milk bread in a bread machine ( all milk of 50/50 of milk and water) I will wash it and put bleach water to disinfect small items. Afterwards I will use that bleach water for laundry or cleaning. I will rinse out the jar and use it again. Milk stored in glass taste better than stored in plastic

[tammybrennan]

Canned goods have a Indefinite shelf life, those dates are Not expiration dates per USDA Website. If cans are dented opened compromised, obviously toss em away.

[aligmal]

main issue with alot of the things in the video is that it require
1 - community
2 - living around a forest ect and not a city
issue is community is mostly dead in western societies nowadays and ppl now live in cities with no forests :/

[mariarooney]

Best, doable list I’ve seen on YT. Thank you.

[myaccount]

Wow that's amazing showing us how to make vinegar 🎉