If you want to save money on organic or all-natural groceries, there’s no need to go running around town or search through numerous circular ads to save money. The website mygrocerydeals.com makes it easy for you. Just enter exactly what you want to buy and your zip code. The site reveals all the best deals at your local supermarkets. You can also search for deals by specific store and category, and sort your finds into a comprehensive shopping list.

When you’re deep in sleep and under layers of warm, comfy blankets at night, you can do one thing to save money on your heating bill. If you turn back the thermostat by 10 to 15 degrees for the hours you’re asleep, it equals about 10 percent savings in a year. Of course, a programmable thermostat can automatically do this for you, but if you don’t have one of those, just remembering to do it manually will also do the trick. And don't forget to open the drapes on the south side of your home during the day; the sun’s rays will naturally heat up the house.

Water filters used to keep particulates, lead and other chemicals out of your tap water can help maintain a steady flow of clean drinking water at home. Many filters today even keep out traces of pharmaceuticals and over-the-counter drugs. As filters become more powerful and effective, that means they also become household hazardous waste at the end of their lifespan. The good news: Almost every water filter manufacturer has a filter recycling program. Be sure to visit the filter's website and download the mailing labels. Since filters need to be replaced every six months, this is an easy eco act to do just twice a year.