5 Reasons You Will Love the MightyFix (also, an awesome discount code)
If you just want the discount code without reading further...it's FRUGALGIRL3 and it'll get you your first fix for only $3 (vs the usual $11). Click here to sign up and use the FRUGALGIRL3 code when you check out.
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What's the MightyFix?
The Mighty Fix is a monthly subscription service that sends you a healthy, green item (or multiple items!) each month for just $11.
I've been a member for several years now, and so have lots of Frugal Girl readers.
If you haven't joined us, now is a great time because I got set up with an awesome discount code.
Why will you love the MightyFix?
1. It's a fuss-free way to live a greener, less disposable life.
If you have good intentions but fail to follow through, the Mighty Fix can help you! The products you get each month will help you live a healthier, less disposable life without having to think about it.
2. You'll get introduced to some great products.
Those silicone lids I blogged about recently? I got them in my MightyFix first.
Our favorite mineral sunscreen? Also a MightyFix item.
The Flip and Tumble bags that I ALWAYS have in my purse? Mighty Fix! I never have to buy a bag at Aldi, because these are always with me.
3. It's affordable.
The MightyFix is $11/month if you pay monthly, and $9.50/month if you go for the annual subscription (that's what I have because of course!)
Each month, your box contains items that are worth at least $11 (and often my box has contained items worth far more than $11).
4. Shipping is always free, including other MightyNest items!
There's no shipping on your MightyFix, and you can add any other items from MightyNest's website to your fix at no extra charge.
5. You get discounts on MightyNest's products.
As a MightyFix member, you pay up to 35% less on products from MightyNest.com.
With this discount, I often pay less than I would for an item on Amazon (and I'm shopping from a small business instead of Amazon, which is lovely).
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To get your first fix for only $3 (the best discount available on the internet!), go here to sign up and use the FRUGALGIRL3 code when you check out.
You'll get a set of five 100% cotton organic dishcloths in your first fix.
They are a super way to use fewer paper towels in your kitchen. I have a set from my fix (3 years ago!) and I use them every single day. They're still going strong, which is impressive.
Start using fewer paper towels!
Go here to sign up and use code FRUGALGIRL3 when you check out.
You can cancel at any time, although of course Mighty Nest hopes you will love the service and keep using it like I have.
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P.S. Worried about your dishcloths being unsanitary? Click on the image below to learn how I keep mine clean.
Are you getting some consumable items from mighty fix? I considered this a while back and decided to hold off because I am trying to avoid drawers full of stuff. I am impressed by the quality of the items you get. It does seem like some of the items replace disposables which may help clutter. I guess I am not sure about getting another drawer item once per month.
There are some consumables, like the sunscreen. I've also gotten natural bug repellent, and a natural candle. There are probably others, but those are the ones that come to mind right now.
I love mighty fix thanks to you, Kristen! The price point is lovely... And I've really never had a total flop. Some things I like better than others but my favorite part is that people are constantly asking me where I got some of the stuff. I have these peach pit scrubbers and my mom bought them after seeing them! I also gifted my sister and Mom some all good coconut oil lotion that is amazing. They have went on to purchase more themselves. Thank you for the great recommendation... Many years ago!
I am always trying to declutter. I have a lot of the types of items you describe. I wonder if this will just add more stuff. What do you do with items you don’t like?
That's why I cancelled my subscription after trying it a couple years ago. I got about three deliveries and two of the three were things I didn't really need. I figured I was better off taking the amount I would have spent on the mighty fix and deliberately applying it towards green/environmentally clean products we actually need. And now we have most of the things we need, so no reason to keep buying... It sort of defeats the purpose of trying to be environmentally conscious.
If you already have tons of reusable, green items, this might not be a great fit for you. If you currently have a lot of disposables, though, then this could replace some of what you already have.
I've liked almost everything I've gotten, with the exception of a silicone travel mug. It just didn't keep things warm, so I listed it for sale. We'll see if someone buys it!
I don't right now, but did have the subscription for several years. I wish I still had it, and may rejoin later, but money is tight right now. However, they kindly kept me as a member and I can still order a certain amount and get it shipped free when I want, without having to re-join. I found them very friendly to work with.
My all-time favorite, hands-down, item I got? Goop, by All Good. I mean, the stuff is magic. It probably won't heal a broken leg or gushing wounds, but it heals nearly everything else. It even stopped the pain in a steam burn I got, in just seconds. We are on our fourth jar.
After that my favorites would be the stretch silicon lids (love them), my cloths like Kristen's, and the Bee's Wraps.
I found that if I really didn't need what they sent, I could easily find someone who wanted it. I gave one or two items away, but most of it, I'm still using. I got rid of a lot of cheap-o or worn out stuff I was using and kept the nicer items I received in my monthly Fix.
Is there any way to tailor their offerings? As an older person (ahem), I have a well stocked kitchen and pantry. I would mostly be interested in things to replace disposables like plastic bags (after many washings, of course).
Yep, you can log in each month and see what's coming, and if you don't want that item, you can swap it out for something from a list on that page!
Initially enjoyed it also and eventually canceled. I enjoyed receiving items I might not have tried before, but after awhile the offerings were items I didn’t need or want. Liked that they kept me as a member and do occasionally order items.
I'm so glad you were able to stay on as a member and that you enjoyed your time with the Mighty Fix.
If you've already got some green items in your home, then 6-12 months with the Mighty Fix might be just perfect.
I'm in the camp of those who already own "green" alternatives to consumables. There are probably things I could use, even ones I'd find to be an improvement but I'm saving myself $132. a year by not becoming a member
Sure, that makes sense. I do often find that my fix contains items that are super useful to me, despite me owning a lot of reusables already, but the Mighty Fix would be particularly useful for someone who is pretty new to green/reusable products.
It's $9.50/mo ($114/yr) when you pay by the year rather than by the month.
Could I just buy the dishcloths?
When you cancel immediately: that's essentially what you're doing, & it costs $3.
Do they ship internationally?
I'm not sure!
We do ship the MightyFix to Canada and Australia. Monthly shipping rates are $3 per month for Canada shipments, and $4 per month for Australia shipments.
I just signed up for a year subscription but now I'm regretting it a little after reading the comments. Perhaps I should have just tried it on a month to month basis. I already added stuff to my first shipment (to take advantage of free shipping)and I feel excited to try new green products so hopefully it's not a waste of money. Time will tell.
I hope that you are loving your subscription so far! Please do keep us posted.
I was going to buy some dishcloths this week anyway, so I took advantage of the discount to sign up. I love the little stainless steel food tins you use too, so I'm hopeful that this will be a good subscription for me.
Okay, I did it. Fingers crossed.
Interested!!