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    21 Things To Buy This Month That'll Save You Money In The Long Run

    Low-impact buys that'll help you hold onto more cash over time.

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    1. A Makeup Eraser to eliminate the need for that luxury eye makeup remover you include in your monthly budget.

    2. A set of de-icing cables that'll make snow melt in a path that won't lead to atrocities like blocked gutters and ice dams.

    3. A six-pack of silicone beer savers for keeping those huge craft investments in peak drinking condition in case you can't finish off a whole bottle in one sitting.

    4. An indoor/outdoor pet-bathing tool so you can easily give your BFF a bath at home when they're smelling a little less than fresh (instead of making a grooming appointment).

    5. A eyeshadow palette with as much payoff as the holy-grail Urban Decay Naked palettes, but for way less bucks.

    6. A multitasking putty set to fill gaps, seal leaks, and adhere heavy stuff to household surfaces. It'll save you some serious repair costs when you decide that was an *awful* spot for a towel bar.

    7. A sturdy mattress foundation that'll create additional storage area out of thin air AND let you free yourself from the burdens of a pricey box spring.

    8. A back shaver to serve as a de-fuzzing assistant instead of taking a gamble on another waxing Groupon.

    9. A nail polish holder for less than the bottle of the good stuff you spilled last month. And most definitely less than a manicure.

    10. A pair of snow cleats that just may be the motivation you need to go on morning runs OR can take the place of buying a proper pair of snow boots if you live somewhere that rarely gets a dusting.

    11. Or if you *need* some snow boots, these will get you from point A to point B without becoming a walking snow-day GIF.

    12. A Beautyblender dupe as a way to achieve an airbrushed look without robbing yourself of $19 every single time you need a replacement.

    13. A silicone soap tray with plenty of ~tasteful~ draining space so the bottom half of that fancy soap your aunt gave you for Secret Santa won't become useless goo.

    14. A tub of Aquaphor as a winter skincare precaution to keep your lips, hands, or other exposed skin from getting wind chapped when you have to brave the elements.

    15. An elegant wine decanter so you can say "I'll have the house red" to yourself when you open a budget wine because letting that stuff breathe makes it taste like it costs $5 more a bottle.

    16. An= faux house plant in case you resolved to give up on the pricey (for you) hobby of indoor gardening but still want your place to look like a lush jungle.

    17. Or if you're still stanning actual plants, a pretty bird watering globe to keep those beauts alive and maybe slash some cents off your water bill.

    18. A laundry-detergent drip catcher to help salvage some of that precious goo, so you can go a tad bit longer in between shopping trips.

    19. A pair of egg poachers so you can DIY brunch every once in a while because your bank keeps telling you to spend less on Eggs Benedict.

    20. A five-pack of remote-controlled flameless candles as a mess-free way to set the mood once you've burned through all your holiday-gifted pillars.

    21. A four-pack of refillable K-cups if you've already invested in a K-cup machine but are sick of dumping all your change into single-serve cups.

    You in a few months, but feeling good because you did it legally!!!!!