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NotSoSexySingleMom says:

How about decluttering/downsizing after the youngest child moves out? Stuff you no longer need if kids are no longer in the house, etc.

SQL 4FUN says:

I love your channel. You are a joy to watch!

Nola Rice says:

Hi Cass! I love ALL your videos and learn something new from each one!!! …. Since you’re asking for ideas, I would like to suggest a video for creative ideas for storing things in a small house. My house is only 1050 sq ft and doesn’t have a coat closet at the front door, or a pantry, no medicine cabinets and my laundry room is the garage. …. Tons of thanks from Oregon for all you do! 🥰

Jodi Braun says:

I subscribed to your channel ages ago, but it's just recently that I've been watching it, (binge-watching, if I'm honest). I love your content. I'm finding it very motivating. As someone who also has ADHD, I'd definitely appreciate more videos about that, because it's such a struggle to deal with in terms of decluttering & organizing. I'd also appreciate videos about cleaning things we often forget to clean. Or videos about cleaning/decluttering & organizing absolute horror show spaces, like mine. 😄 And money-saving videos are definitely welcome. This grocery video was great, and reminded me of ways that I used to save money but haven't been lately.
Honestly, thank you for all of this content. It's brilliant and helping me get my life sorted out. Finally.

Peggy Lynch says:

Here's an idea for you: Organizing without plastic for those of us who are trying to reduce plastic in our lives. Thank you, Cas!

cozcalcon cozcalcon says:

One thing I do since I don't have a lot of money for the grocery store is learn the layout of your store. Now what I mean by this is learn how they have the store laid out. Are you entering your grocery store in the vegetable area or maybe the pharmacy. Walk your story and learn what each aisle has in it. Then make your grocery list so you start shopping in the department you enter your store in. Then work your way through the store from one side to the other. Getting everything you need in that aisle. Marking off that item and moving on to the next. By doing this I don't go back and forth from one side of the store to the other side of the store. Avoid the aisles you don't have to go down. You will have a less chance of buying stuff you don't need and you may even find out that you just might cut your shopping time down. This helps me out big time. I get in and out faster with a less chance of getting something I don't need. I shop at two different stores and I do this for both. Oh yeah take reusable grocery bags with you.

Jessica Lopez says:

Do you have an idea for the dreaded blind cabinet in the kitchen? It’s a nightmare! My kitchen is original from 1979 preserved by my husband’s grandparents and purchased by us. We don’t have the money for a new kitchen or cabinets. I wish I could send you pics. It’s THE WORST EVER! Lol
I’d love for you to do a virtual kitchen organizing!

Jane on the coast says:

Red lentil and coco soup…or thicker as a " curry". No need to soak any sort of lentils but put salt in at end of cooking!

Maureen McCrackin says:

I have heard that some people save on groceries by making 'price books' where they record the prices of staples. I pay attention to sale cycles. I know that certain items that I buy frequently may go on sale every 3 weeks or so. I resist buying these items at full price because I'm pretty sure they will be on sale soon.

Maureen McCrackin says:

Those were great money saving ideas. I find that there is less waste (and more savings) if I stick to a repertoire of tried and true family favourites. I just rotate through them so we don't get bored.