Aunt Bessie, move aside. It’s so easy (and cheap) to make your own mashed potato for super quick meal prep, and instant comfort food.
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4 things I stopped buying to avoid everyday single-use plastic
Now, I know I’m not the most eco person out there. But I’m trying. I thought that if I wanted to make a dent on all the plastic I throw out on a yearly basis, the best things to target are the things I throw out on the daily.
How to get Anthropologie homeware for less
Anthropologie is as well known for its high prices as it is for its gemstone coasters and alphabet mugs. But at the end of the day, it’s owned by Urban Outfitters, so it’s hard to understand why it’s so expensive. Here are my tips for making the most of your money at Anthropologie.
Spice storage and organisation tips
Love to cook? It’s time to sort out your cupboards so you can avoid food waste and make the most of the ingredients you already have.
The questions to ask at a house viewing
(and what you can look up yourself). When you’re looking around somebody else’s house, it can be hard to know what to say – here’s where to start.
Bathroom makeover on a budget
We moved in to a house with an incredibly ugly bathroom. We didn’t have much money, or really any expertise, but here’s how we made it beautiful on a budget.
How long does it take to buy a house?
Nobody can tell you how long it takes to buy a house – but here’s my full timeline of my own purchase as a first time buyer.
What nobody tells you about viewing houses
When I started looking into buying a house, I had no idea how different it would be to what I’ve seen on TV, or even my experience as a prospective tenant. Also there’s a baby pic of me in this post…
How much does it cost to buy a house?
We’re all aware that in order to buy a house you should save up – but once you’ve decided on your budget and what percentage deposit you’re working towards, how much extra does a first time buyer need to have on hand?
How I added £10k to my deposit (for free)
Saving up for a house deposit is difficult. Growing your savings while paying rent (that’s probably more than your mortgage is going to be) is an even bigger challenge. Here’s how I added more than £10,000 to my deposit using every trick and loophole in the book.