Anonymous wrote:I add one new thing a year. During the pandemic is was cloth napkins. Now we try to buy milk in returnable glass jugs. Etc.
Anonymous wrote:We have a very minimal waste home, but we still create waste. I'm not going to stop using toilet paper or tampons, for example.
But we do compost, do brng our own grocery bags to do food shopping (but not glass jars), do use rags instead of paper towel, and cloth napkins, the kids do take their lunch in containers rather than plastic baggies, do bring the egg cartons back to the egg stand at the farmer's market, we do use baking soda and vinegar for cleaning, etc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We have a very minimal waste home, but we still create waste. I'm not going to stop using toilet paper or tampons, for example.
But we do compost, do brng our own grocery bags to do food shopping (but not glass jars), do use rags instead of paper towel, and cloth napkins, the kids do take their lunch in containers rather than plastic baggies, do bring the egg cartons back to the egg stand at the farmer's market, we do use baking soda and vinegar for cleaning, etc.
we do all this too. not using paper towels and trash bags have saved a lot of money. i do use diva cup so i guess thats saving the earth too! we also do cloth diapers and homemade wipes which help. we do these things half because we love the earth and half because i love to save money.
Anonymous wrote:We have a very minimal waste home, but we still create waste. I'm not going to stop using toilet paper or tampons, for example.
But we do compost, do brng our own grocery bags to do food shopping (but not glass jars), do use rags instead of paper towel, and cloth napkins, the kids do take their lunch in containers rather than plastic baggies, do bring the egg cartons back to the egg stand at the farmer's market, we do use baking soda and vinegar for cleaning, etc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You're asking people who recommend throwing away a towel because it was used to mop up toilet water. Get real.
+10000000000. DCUM is a completely different planet from the one you are trying to save.
Anonymous wrote:You're asking people who recommend throwing away a towel because it was used to mop up toilet water. Get real.
Anonymous wrote:We have a very minimal waste home, but we still create waste. I'm not going to stop using toilet paper or tampons, for example.
But we do compost, do brng our own grocery bags to do food shopping (but not glass jars), do use rags instead of paper towel, and cloth napkins, the kids do take their lunch in containers rather than plastic baggies, do bring the egg cartons back to the egg stand at the farmer's market, we do use baking soda and vinegar for cleaning, etc.
Anonymous wrote:You're asking people who recommend throwing away a towel because it was used to mop up toilet water. Get real.