Memory sky rockets over time, poor performance.

I've noticed when I come home from work, my Fire Fox is performing incredibly bad. Tabs take awhile to open, mouse wheel scrolling has a delay, etc. You tube videos would pause and stutter on the video but audio is fine. I started to monitor it and its the fact my wife will open 10 windows, sometimes with tabs, but never fully close all of them. When I come home, its at 1.5-2.2gb of memory used in task manager. I tried about:memory and its littered with facebook mentions, even though no facebook tabs are open. She might have 1 or 2 tabs up for cooking recipes.
The only fix is to close FireFox all together and reopen it.
If I lose her opened tabs, she gets a little upset, so I have to kill the exe in task manager so when I reopen it it will offer to resume the previous session.
This is just a touch tedious after a few weeks.
Is there a different command or something I can do to leave current windows open and just flush out all that used memory?

This looks like it may have done it.
I only got to do it on Tuesday, but I cleared out a bunch of the unused extensions. So now just Adblock and an old Mouse Gestures Redox.
Came home last night and it was sitting at 300mb, instead of 1.7gb. Much nicer. Thanks.

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