What is the average spent on personal products and cleaners a month ?
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We spend about $75 a month, but most of that's on laundary detergent because we run a horse farm. It's a dirty job. Hey thanks for answering my chemo qustion by the way. Email me, we have a lot to talk about lol. sonnysgrrl@yahoo.com. Lots of love!
405676
About 2 dollars per wash cycle and 1 per dry.  If you get it done by them, it's around 1 per pound.
474324
Depending on your individual medication needs and your health, the monthly bill can easily rise above $1,000-$1,500 each month!
647609
There are private homes that are rented and most often, you could see it on the newspaper ads. As for "cheap rent", I don't know how much your budget is. I have a friend who rent and for 3 bedrooms/2 bathrooms costs them $1,800.00 a month! I think it's ridiculous to rent in that amount when you could own a house and pay the same amount each month and you're investing your money in some ways and of course, you could declare it as well at the end of the year on your taxes.
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Here in California, once per month.\n\nWorking is easy as long as you dont like to eat.  The government insists that you only work at low paid hourly jobs rather than living large and say allowing you to work in a beauty salon.\n\nMaybe it is their way of keeping people on Assistance Programs from Beauty College.\n\nAny childcare is possibly provided by the work, rather than the government.\n\nIf you use paid care it can be as low as $100 USD per month.\n\nBy since I am a guy, I think as pretty as you are, you will have no problem!\n\nPlease come immediately to Southern California with your children!!!
1100649
$5 for a simple wash and dry.\n$7 for a wash, dry and vacuum
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On the news, they had featured this thing.  At a health store, such as Vitamin World (I think), they had cleansing products for around $10.  The best thing is to stop all together.  DRUGS ARE BAD!
715639
Well I have 3 kids, aged 5-9..I've already spent $400  and I need to finish up with about $200 worth of more things for them. I've only spent about $100 on my hubby so far. I'm a big clearance shopper (year round) so I don't know how much I've spent on things here and there I have to give out to other family members. I also hit some really, really good sales on Black Friday so I think I stretched my dollars pretty darn well this year.
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Where I spend my paycheck
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I have gone 4 years with the same pair of jeans.... i usually spend like $20/month average over the whole year :D I have a big collection though!
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Okay, here is all the most I've spent in different categories of stores:\n\nGas Station: $70 or so ($30 of gas, $50 of snacks and drinks, on the road)\nGrocery Store: $400 (wow and that was only 1.5 weeks of food for our family)\nCostco Trip: $500\nBakery: $3,800 (wedding cake; for my daughter's wedding, lol)\nRetail Store in One Visit: $7,475 (2 suits, dress shirts, many ties, socks, pants)\nStores in One Day: $69,000 or something of that sort (including the retail store in one visit above, 1 more suit, 1 Apple 17" Powerbook, 1 Apple Dual G5, a dress for my wife, and in the same day, a brand new Acura RL)\n\nMy wife still reminds me of that day where we spent over $69,000 on clothing, computers, and a car. We got five calls from only two different credit cards, American Express and Mastercard. I guess Visa didn't care about fraud prevention. The most was charged to the AMEX for like $24,000 total!
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I have a house cleaning business and I charge by the square foot. I have deep cleans which are done initially to get the house ready for a general clean. I charge 9 cents a square foot for a deep clean and 5 cents a square foot for a general.\n\n A general can be done weekly, bi weekly or monthly. Alot of people who clean houses charge by the hour but you cannot make any real money that way. Never tell the customer how you charge just say I charge by the job which is true. I have been doing this for a while and if you break it down I make between $25-35 an hour sometimes more. \n\nAlso a great thing to get into is office cleaning, it is much easier and you can make more money because even though you still charge by the sq foot you can clean an office quicker than a house.\n\nAnother thing I want to mention is people will call you for a move out clean you can charge 12 cents a sq foot for that because a move out clean consists of inside the appliances and cabinets and stuff. You don't have to do move outs just wanted to throw that in.\n\nYou have to be legit with a license and a company name though for people to pay that kind of money and you really have to know how to clean people are really picky. I hope this helps Good Luck!
198630
Everyone, male and female, should always take an effort to be neat and clean.  But "spending the family budget" on spas and expensive clothes seems to me the height of irresponsibility.  I can't image any mature man wanting his wife to blow the money that ought to go to the children or the light bill on a facial.
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Try saving $1000 per month for 15 months.  If that's too difficult, try saving $230.77 per week for 65 weeks.  If that's too difficult, try saving $32.90 per day for 456 days.  If that's too difficult try saving $1.37 per hour for 10944 hours.  If all of these are too difficult, the problem is that you are a woman...instead try buying $30,000 worth of shoes at half off.
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Monthly is recommended
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I am from China. IT is very possible to spend 832 USD a month. The prices in China are very cheap. Usaully you only need about 2000 Yuan ( approximatly 250 USD ). But if you go to big city like Beijing or Shanghai, prices might me higher, about 600 USD/Month. If you go to a really poor place, you probably only need like 50 USD a month, i am not kidding, i am serious.
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Since you are well aware of that, it's a good start. Determine in which area do you overspend.....is it books, CDs, DVDs, cosmetics, clothes, shoes, games, etc etc? Then stop buying them. Do the math and see how much you could have saved if you stop buying them.