8+ Times People Took Saving Things To A New Level

Everyone wants to use the toothpaste until the very last drop. No one wants to waste things that they spent their money on. But, that being said, this toothpaste container looks like it's absolutely finished for good.

Talk about a genius invention to save money. But, maybe painting it or putting a cover over the switches would make it look a little nicer — just a thought.

Air purifiers are expensive. If there is a DIY solution that will save you money it can seem cheap, but maybe cheap is the way to go. I wonder if it works!

Why do grandparents always come up with the most ingenious ways to fix things? I swear that people who are from older generations must have learned how to build inventions in school when they were children.

I mean, they did save over $100 but traveling with tires is a bit of a commitment. I would say this is a genius and cheap solution, and hey, it's good to know these two can think on their feet.

No one wants to waste money, I'm sure, but trying to get the last drop of every single laundry detergent container seems to be a bit of a stretch. Maybe it's time to just toss these. Huh?

No, I don't pay the gas bill, but I am not going to stay in my own home wearing layers and layers of clothing. Plus, sometimes it gets cold before November.

Using wrapping paper over and over again is truthfully a great idea. There has to be more to life than using wrapping paper only one time. Seems like a waste to just throw it away.

Instead of buying shorts, cutting your jeans into shorts is a way to save money. Unless, of course, you need to buy new jeans because you already cut your jeans into shorts.

When the price on an item you want is way too high, you make something into what you want — inventions are the way to go. Put a few strings on the vacuum and you now have a backpack.

The best part is that if you turn these in, you can work out and afford to get yourself a gym membership to work out some more. Smart and healthy!

Taping together two diaper boxes that you no longer need may seem cheap, but it stores the wrapping paper in a way that prevents it from getting ripped or bent. Smart!

This is the craziest but most effective way to save your money. I wonder how long it'll take them to break it with a hammer. The next time you get the impulse to do some online shopping, stick your card in the freezer.

Protein powder may not be the most expensive thing in the world, but if you want to use it until the last drop, use it. Make the last shake in the bottle itself.

This is where cutting corners is a smart idea. Any box is a good box when you're shipping things. As long as your item fits and the box is in good condition, why not reuse it?

Bringing popcorn to the movies instead of buying popcorn at the movies is extremely smart. While it seems a bit cheap to put popcorn in plastic bags, it's cheaper than the $10 bucket!

If your essential oils are running low, soak them in cups of water and then let the scent diffuse in the water when you are done.

Don't have two batteries? Apparently, you can still make anything work if you set your mind to it. This nifty little trick looks like something everyone should try.

If you're trying not to splurge on a big cup of soda or a water bottle while you're out, you can save money by bringing your own cup. Sure, it's a bit weird, but hey! Why not?

Toothpaste is something that no one ever wants to waste. So, this person cut into that tube and made sure every single drop of minty goodness was used.

Everyone takes the little hotel shampoos and soaps. It's only natural. But, not everyone fills their own soap containers with them at home. That's a bit extreme to me.

Sponges may not be that expensive, but the more you use them, the harder they are to use. Cutting them in half gives you more time with your sponge and lets you save the few dollars you would spend to buy more.