Thread for being a based cheap piece of shit. Share your hottest penny pinching tips, anticonsumerist bias, environmentally dubious upcycling, or any number of ways you get dirty looks for saving every dollar you earn.
>>590You can also usually patch or re-sew clothes as they start to get threadbare. Usually this starts happening in specific parts, with most of the garment still being in decent shape.
>>591>single-use razor bladeGet a safety razor. The disposable blades are cheaper in the long run and you can actually sharpen them if you really want to stretch the budget. They are supposed to last like 10 uses without sharpening. Obviously a straight razor is cheapest but there's a skill floor on using those without hurting yourself.
>>593this, the blades really do last forever. I spent one 5$ on a 100 pack years ago and theyre still going.
Though mostly I use a corded electric trimmer, its faster and easier for me.
I can share a protip here, I trim my hair for my beard on the floor, not near the sink. This way for cleanup you can just vacuum or sweep up the hair instead of clogging the sink and having to deal with that shit
>>593lord is a good cheap cheap brand
i have a lord l6