by Jim
(Ft. Myers, Fl)
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Susan Fallon and her 6-year-old, Paxton, at a Family Dollar in East Northport, N.Y. Ms. Fallon, a teacher and a single mother, has been trying to cut costs.
You may already be doing this… but shop at The Dollar Store or Dollar General for soap powders, tooth-paste , laundry detergent and paper towels. For instance, at the Dollar Store, laundary detergent is $1 for a big bottle that lasts 20 washes. This comes out to about 5 cents a load. The soap works just as good as Tide or other name brand soaps and it smells just as nice as the stuff that costs $8 a bottle.