Extreme Cheapskates

Reusing funeral flowers for a date, redoing bedrooms with used hotel sheets, buying thrift store lingerie, or planning vow renewals for almost nothing, Extreme Cheapskates Guide To Love shows that love doesn’t cost a thing.

An Extreme Cheapskates couple cannot stand the idea of spending money. Whether it’s frying breakfast on the car engine or pulling out their own tooth at home, no task is too big and no savings too small.

A man is obsessed with preserving the value of his assets. In an effort to keep his home looking like new, he wraps all of his possessions, from his car to his bathroom, in plastic wrap.

A flight attendant takes her boyfriend to the Unclaimed Baggage Center in hopes of pushing their relationship to the next level. Meanwhile, a professional doorman has no fixed address, but lives rent-free by house sitting.

A woman saves money by insulating her entire house with plastic, and she brings her Pilates studio into the home to save even more. A hair stylist cuts hair and costs at her salon and finds cheap bridal party products in order to trim her budget.

In search of small change, a man searches vacuum canisters at the car wash. Meanwhile, a woman limits herself to one piece of gum, every three days.

Homemaker Jeni goes to sporting good stores, using the exercise equipment on display in lieu of a gym membership. Realtor Lisa spends just three dollars to stage and sell her homes.

A woman scours the obituaries, visits surviving family members and requests the clothing of their loved ones. Meanwhile, a man introduces his wife to his entire family of cheapskates.

A woman's entire garden is made up solely of silk flowers, and aims to replace her whole lawn with artificial grass to eliminate her landscaping bill. A man attempts to land a job in sales to save his employer money.

A cooking instructor reveals how to cook lobster on a tuna fish budget. Meanwhile, a woman converted an abandoned hospital into her home, for just the fraction of the price.

With their wedding only days away, a frugal couple save a fortune by dumpster diving for decorations. Meanwhile, a bartender looks for an apartment and refuses to spend anywhere near the rent of pricey New York apartments.

Revealing a group of penny-pinching Americans who want to hit the open road without breaking open their wallets including a family of four who share one bunk bed at a Dude Ranch.

A woman visits a junkyard for her family's Christmas gift, while another woman creates Christmas turkey mutation out of ground meat with chicken and turkey legs.