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#804282 added January 23, 2014 at 9:45am
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Most Economical Way To Get Things Done

Prompt: What do you think is the most economical way to get things done? Do it yourself? Barter? Hire someone? If you worked on a project recently, how did it go? Share your ideas if you did.

Depends on the situation. My husband ordered a part and fixed our washing machine one time. The dryer was having problems and we had a guy come out and fix it. It didn't cost much. My husband has a business and he fixes starters and alternators. He has traded a starter with someone to do something that needs fixed or done around the house. The person was an expert about fixing ovens and our oven had an issue. Being economical. I am not good about these things. I love to shop and I buy things when they are on sale or not most of the time. I don't know much about this subject but this is my input.

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