One definition of frugality is making the best use of the resources available. I have an abundance of junk mail, so I thought, How can I make junk mail useful? Here are some ideas from my brainstorming session:
1. Sign up for opt-out lists. (warning: if you do this, then you can’t do any of these other things)
2. Shr...
Very nice list. I think I have done #38, but only because I was low on envelopes.
I am a modified #49, i burn it in my wood fired hot tub boiler.
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We actually shred our junk mail and use at as Kitty litter. Lay down a piece of newspaper on the bottom of the pan and add the shredded junk mail on top.
When I clipped coupons (back in the day when they were worth something) I used #39. Lots of nice suggestions for moms with kids for learning activities-FREE ones. We just burn it all now.