BEGINING YOUR STOCKPILE
No..this is NOT a photo of my stockpile. :-) Mine is scattered from my garage, to closets. One day I will have just ONE location for everything. LOL
Well a stockpile is a great thing to have that can
provide huge cost savings for you. Now, there IS a fine line between
stockpiling and hoarding so try not to be one of those people :-) I personally have found I can’t keep a large
stockpile as I am limited on space. The key to building your stockpile is to
slowly build it as you come across really good deals. Since I am limited on
space I tend to typically have around 10 of each item. Now, when it comes to
toiletries I usually have more. I stockpile a lot of toiletries and pay a very
minimal amount for them if I don’t get them free. The bigger the item
(like paper towels and TP) I have 10 or less since they take up more room. A
few things I have not paid for over the last 6 years are things like toothpaste,
toothbrushes, deodorant, feminine items, body wash and pasta to name a few.
Other things I get for nearly free are hair products, pasta sauce, cereal,
canned goods and more.
Stockpiling non perishable you can organize them
however works for you. However when you have a stockpile of food it’s important
to arrange them by date and then use the one expiring first so I don’t “lose”
any products. It’s important to stay on top of the expiration dates. Stockpiles
are great and it saves a ton of money but it’s definitely something you need to
stay on top of to make sure you don’t over-buy or lose something that you end
up not using. I guess my best tip for anyone who wants to stockpile is to know
what a stock-up price is on items that you or your family uses and then get
them at that price. You will see that you can slowly build your stockpile. You
don’t have to do it all at once :-)
Kouponing Kristyn
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