The Amish Home Savings Manual — Levi Yoder
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Lancaster County · Almanac No. I

The plain methods that kept my house off the bill treadmill.

Trim $4,000 to $6,000 a year from what you hand over for heat, water, power, and repairs — with ninety-three household methods the Amish have leaned on for generations. Now gathered into a 700+ page Second Edition. For most homes the $37 comes back inside the first month, just from sealing drafts and easing off the water heater.

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No. 01 The Manual

One manual. Ninety-three methods. Roughly six thousand a year.

Thirteen sections — heat, water, power, home repair, pantry, garden, cleaning, kitchen, remedies, structure, land, and money. Ninety-three methods in all, each with its materials list, current 2026 pricing, and a full walk-through. You could start this weekend with a tube of caulk and a $14 run to the hardware store.

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Illustrated ebook · 700+ pages · Second edition

The full playbook for taking $6,000 a year off your house.

Sealed drafts. A blanketed attic. Window quilts. A rain barrel and a clothesline. Storm windows. Lye soap from rendered lard. The sand oven. The root cellar. Lime wash for the outbuildings. The oil-pulling habit. Old Depression-era thrift. Ninety-three methods the Amish and the old plain folk have trusted for generations — with the exact materials, 2026 prices, and step-by-step builds. Most homes earn the $37 back in the first month.

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What you get for $37
The Amish Home Savings Manual — 700+ page illustrated ebook, 93 numbered methods, materials lists, 2026 prices, step-by-step builds
$37
The First-Weekend Road Map — three specific fixes to knock out this Saturday that pay the $37 back by your next bill
$19
The 25-System Savings Ledger — printable workbook to track exactly what each fix returned in your own house
$19
The Materials Sourcing Sheet — where to buy every item on the list for the least money (real stores, no Amazon links)
$14
Lifetime updates — every revision and every new edition, no extra charge
$21
Total value$110
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No. 02 The Math

Where the money really goes — and what you can quit paying.

Pull up a year of your own bills. The muted number is what most households quietly put up with; the brass number is the same home after working through the ninety-three methods.

Heating & cooling$2,400→$980
Water & sewer$780→$420
Water heater$540→$260
Clothes drying$260→$40
Home upkeep & small repairs$1,800→$300
Cleaning supplies$380→$25
Per year $6,160  ~$2,025
U.S. Energy Information Administration & BLS Consumer Expenditure Survey averages. Every figure has its own chapter with materials, sources, and steps.
Net annual savings: $4,000–$6,000
No. 03 What's Inside

Exactly what $37 buys you.

Ninety-three numbered methods across thirteen sections. Each is a few pages of plain how-to, a materials list at 2026 prices, and an honest note on what it does and doesn't do. Tap a section to open it — and only do the ones that fit your house.

Heat9 chapters+
Keeping a house warm without renting the heat.
  1. 01 Heat a living room with no gas or electricity
  2. 02 The wood-stove trick that makes free electricity
  3. 03 Seal the drafts, blanket the attic
  4. 04 Window quilts, foot warmers, heat mass
  5. 05 The solar window that heats itself
  6. 06 Getting through a bitter winter with no furnace
Cooling10 chapters+
Dropping the indoor temperature without a power bill.
  1. 01 The $4 fix for a dangerously hot house
  2. 02 The $2 powder that stands in for an AC
  3. 03 Shade trees as the long game
  4. 04 The summer kitchen, the bucket cooler
  5. 05 The attic fan, the earth tube, the painted roof
Water8 chapters+
Catching and moving what falls from the sky.
  1. 01 Pull water from the air with a $12 setup
  2. 02 Water the yard automatically, for free
  3. 03 The rain barrel and the hand-pump revival
  4. 04 Find leaks before they find you
  5. 05 The pipe trick that trims the water bill
Power2 chapters+
Lights, fans, and a working phone when the grid drops.
  1. 01 The $300 Amish solar setup
  2. 02 The easy modern all-in-one solar
Pantry7 chapters+
Putting food up so the freezer isn't your last line.
  1. 01 Preserve meat without refrigeration
  2. 02 The crock of sauerkraut, the root cellar
  3. 03 Rendering lard, drying the garden, the vinegar mother
  4. 04 Eleven bulk staples worth keeping on hand
  5. 05 The single-flame cold box
Kitchen2 chapters+
Cooking from scratch on whatever burns.
  1. 01 The sand oven that cooks all day on one flame
  2. 02 Kitchen tricks every cook should know
Garden7 chapters+
Growing enough that the grocery aisle turns optional.
  1. 01 Grow 100 lb of potatoes in 4 square feet
  2. 02 The three sisters, saved seeds, sheet mulching
  3. 03 The cold frame, the chicken tractor
  4. 04 The weed the Amish grow on purpose
  5. 05 Amish uses for Epsom salt in the garden
Pests10 chapters+
Clearing what crawls without the quarterly contract.
  1. 01 The ancient powder that kills any bug (DE primer)
  2. 02 Ants for $1, roaches and rats for $2
  3. 03 Mosquitoes, ticks, yellowjackets, wasps — bee-safe
  4. 04 Vinegar, borax, and peroxide recipes for pests
  5. 05 Five DIY fire-ant killers, tested
Household9 chapters+
The substances and small habits that replace a hundred bottles.
  1. 01 The $6 laundry detergent that lasts a year
  2. 02 The $2 powder that lifts any bathroom stain
  3. 03 Hydrogen peroxide: 27 uses across the home
  4. 04 Lye soap from rendered lard, beeswax candles
  5. 05 Petroleum jelly, dish soap, kitchen tricks
Cleaning5 chapters+
Plain chemistry — no spray bottles with skulls on the label.
  1. 01 White vinegar uses (volumes one and two)
  2. 02 Baking soda, alone and with vinegar (safely)
  3. 03 Fifteen uses for a single box of borax
  4. 04 The detergent-plus-salt cleaning trick
Remedies4 chapters+
What the old folks kept above the washbasin.
  1. 01 Topical uses for castor oil
  2. 02 Apple cider vinegar around the kitchen and chicken yard
  3. 03 Coconut oil for skin, hair, and household
  4. 04 Oil pulling for the mouth and gums
Structure6 chapters+
Repair before replace — the old finishes that last.
  1. 01 The $20 solution that protects wood 50 years
  2. 02 The $3 trick that makes any metal rust-proof
  3. 03 Linseed oil, lime wash, storm windows
  4. 04 Foundation moisture — the free fix
Land & Money5 chapters+
Buying ground that doesn't bury you — and the thrift that settles a house.
  1. 01 Spot bad land in 60 seconds before you buy
  2. 02 Five mistakes people make buying off-grid land
  3. 03 How to go off-grid in 30 days for under $25,000
  4. 04 Twenty wilderness tricks from the pioneers
  5. 05 Twenty Depression-era habits worth keeping
No. 04 Reader Results

What readers did in the first month.

Three buyers, three houses, three climates — each one cut a real bill with a specific fix from the book.

★★★★★

Sealed every draft in a single Saturday with a $14 caulk gun and a roll of weatherstripping. Added the attic blanket the following weekend. Our heating bill went from $312 in November to $174 in December for the same warmth. Paid for the book three times over.

— David L., Akron, OH
★★★★★

Put up a rain barrel in April and caught two slow leaks I never knew I had using the "find leaks before they find you" method. With the clothesline on top of it, my water bill is about two-thirds what it was last summer. The ledger in the back is what made me actually believe the savings.

— Margaret S., Topeka, KS
★★★★★

Came in skeptical. The monthly home check caught a roof-flashing problem early — a $4,000 repair if I'd waited. Storm windows on the north side cut our oil-burner runtime nearly in half. Plain English, no internet nonsense, every material and dollar amount written down.

— Thomas G., Lynchburg, VA
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No. 05 About the Author

Levi Yoder.

I grew up around people who never once feared a bill they couldn't cover. They sealed their own drafts, built their own pantries, caught their own rain. They didn't preach about saving money — they simply refused to pay for what they could do with their own two hands.

I cover the whole house: heat, water, power, structure, off-grid land, and pests — and the kitchen, pantry, cleaning, and remedy side too, the small everyday habits that quietly add up over a year. I teach these methods on my YouTube channel — over 67,000 of you now — and tens of thousands of households have used them to cut utility bills, fix their homes without a contractor, and stop renting what they could own outright.

This Second Edition is that channel, organized. Ninety-three methods across thirteen sections, laid out in the order you should tackle them, with the materials and the dollar figures written down. Over 700 pages, illustrated throughout. Read it once, work through the fixes, and keep the savings for good.

It isn't a manual for becoming Amish. It's a manual for keeping more of what you earn.
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Instant access — in your inbox within 60 seconds of payment. Read it on any phone, tablet, or computer, or print it at the kitchen table. 45-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked: if it isn't for you, one email and the $37 comes straight back.

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Illustrated ebook · 700+ pages · Second edition

The Amish Home Savings Manual

Ninety-three household methods for heat, water, power, pantry, garden, kitchen, cleaning, remedies, structure, land, and money — with materials lists, current 2026 prices, and the full step-by-step. Take the ones that suit your house. Leave the ones that don't.

$37 $77 Launch price — ends Sunday
What you get for $37
The Amish Home Savings Manual — 700+ page illustrated ebook, Second Edition
$37
The First-Weekend Road Map — three fixes to earn the $37 back fast
$19
The 25-System Savings Ledger — printable tracker for every fix
$19
The Materials Sourcing Sheet — lowest-cost source for every item
$14
Lifetime updates — every future revision, free
$21
Total value$110
You pay today$37
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No. 07 FAQ

Questions buyers ask before they click.

Will these methods work in my climate? +
Yes. The ninety-three methods are written for ordinary North American homes — cold winters, hot summers, dry plains, humid coasts. Each chapter notes which fixes belong first depending on whether your biggest bill is winter heat, summer cooling, or year-round water. The cheap fixes work the same in every climate; the larger projects include the adjustments that matter.
I'm not handy. Is this still useful for me? +
Most of the highest-return chapters need no construction at all — sealing drafts with a tube of caulk, hanging window quilts, lowering the water-heater setpoint, hanging a clothesline, doing the monthly home check, keeping the savings ledger. The larger projects include a "hire only the heavy part" path so you don't have to swing a hammer.
How long until I see savings? +
The draft-sealing and the water-heater setpoint changes show up on the very next bill. The clothesline pays back in the first sunny week. The leak audit usually pays for the book in the first month. Larger projects — storm windows, attic insulation, the rain barrel — pay back inside one season.
I rent. Can I still use this? +
Yes — over half the methods work in rentals without modification or landlord approval. Window quilts, draft sealing, the rain barrel, the leak audit, the clothesline, the cleaning swaps, the monthly home check, and the ledger workbook all apply whether you own or rent.
What format is the Manual? +
Instant access — emailed to you within 60 seconds. Read on any phone, tablet, computer, or print on plain paper. The Second Edition is a 700+ page illustrated PDF with photos throughout. No DRM, no app, no subscription. Yours forever.
Are there more books coming? +
This Second Edition already covers heat, water, power, pantry, garden, household, cleaning, remedies, kitchen, pests, structure, land, and money — thirteen sections, ninety-three methods. Future volumes will go deeper into specialty areas (workshop, animals, faith, family). Buyers of the current edition get every revision and every future volume notification first, with a discount.
What if it's not for me? +
Forty-five days, no questions asked. Send an email and you get a full refund. The Manual stays yours.
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