Just weeks before their big ski trip (shown on Thursday's episode of Bringing Up Bates) the Bates lost all their winter clothing in a fire. But in true Bates fashion, they hit the thrift stores and managed to replace it all. In the video below, you'll learn a family secret that involves a clever use for kitchen garbage bags.
Bates Exclusive Video - Getting Thrifty
After their winter clothing and luggage was destroyed in the house fire, the Bates family find cheap and creative replacements.
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Oh that's so cute. We used to do something similar for our girls when they were little. They each had these giant suitcase size ziplocker bags. These were before Zip lock came out with the vacuum bags.They would have their own labeled bag and since the bags were clear, they could easily find their stuff. We did this for Above Rubies family retreats and church camping trips. So much fun!
ReplyDeleteYeah, garbage works. One thing I wondered about was all the thrift store shopping because I always wash my thrift store finds well and that would have been a LOT of washing.
ReplyDelete*correction garbage bags works.
ReplyDeleteWe we went on vacation when we were little my Mom would put are clothes in Ziplock bags for the week. Like Mondays clothes in one bag. They you just pull it out what your wearing for monday.
ReplyDeleteHow did we live before ziploc bags. A traveling dream.no more perfume leaking or how to pack your damp bathing suit or dirty clothes just pop them Into a ziploc.
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