If you choose to celebrate Valentine’s Day it does not have to come with a whole lot of waste. There are many fun, pretty, and plastic-free ways to decorate your home, schoolroom, or office…so ditch the balloons and try these natural options instead.
Read MoreIt takes years for natural fibers to decompose in landfills, releasing methane and carbon dioxide into the air. Synthetic fibers take even longer to decompose and leach toxic substances into groundwater and soil. When it comes to clothing, this also means the water and energy used to source, manufacture, and transport items are wasted when clothes are worn only a handful of times before being tossed. Textile recycling is a more sustainable option than having unwanted clothing end up in the landfill.
Read MoreThrifting Valentine’s Day gifts offers a creative, eco-friendly way to find one-of-a-kind gifts that have meaning. Not only can you reduce your impact by buying secondhand, but you can also save money! This blog post features some unique gift ideas to look for at the secondhand softer and ways to personalize it!
Read MoreMake your holiday décor more eco-friendly by embracing natural elements and decorating in plastic-free ways. Not only can these materials be better for the environment, but they help reduce waste because so many of them can be disposed of responsibly.
Read MoreZero waste lotion does not contribute to waste in landfills and uses minimal packaging material. It typically comes in packaging made with compostable materials, a reusable glass bottle, tin or jar, so that nothing unnecessary goes into the ecosystem.
Read MoreIncorporating underconsumption practices in your daily life can be easy! Here is a list of ways that I practice underconsumption.
Read MoreUnderconsumption core has been trending on TikTok and Instagram lately! Basically Underconsumption Core is the idea of valuing what you have and using it year after year in an effort to buy less.
Read MoreHere is a list of fun ways to spend quality time with your friends and get them excited about Plastic Free July.
Read MoreNew seasons can bring the desire for a new wardrobe. What if we took a step back and re-evaluated what we already had in our closet instead of buying new items. The tips in this guide will help you get excited about loving the clothes you already have!
Read MoreThis guide features a breakdown of what composting means, the environmental benefits of this practice, and different ways you can compost depending on where you live.
Read MoreFlood Clothing creates unique, one of a kind sustainable clothing made from 100% recycled materials. The crafting of each garment prevents textiles from ending up in the landfills. Flood Clothing is ethically made in the USA, specifically, the zero waste clothing is designed and hand sewn in Portland, Oregon.
Read MoreThere is a difference between biodegradable and compostable, which is important to note if we wish to dispose of items properly and responsibly. Let’s start by breaking down the terms.
Read MoreUpcycling old sheets is a great way to add character and personality to your home without spending much money. So gather your old bed sheets and get ready to upcycle them into something new and exciting!
Read MoreIs your drawer full of old t-shirts that you don't wear anymore? Don't throw them away! You can up-cycled them into new clothes or donate them to a clothing recycle program. Check out these easy and fun ideas for how to recycle your old t-shirts into new clothes. You'll be surprised at what you can create! And if it's clothing you feel can't be repurposed, then check out the list at the end of clothing recycle programs.
Read MoreLiving a sustainable and zero waste lifestyle can seem overwhelming. Let's look at a few products that have helped me reduce my waste over the years.
Read MoreThis guide will explore the health and environmental impacts of regular toilet paper and introduce you to some more sustainable options.
Read MoreWhen your old denim jeans start to show wear and tear it can be challenging to know what to do with them. As advocates for sustainability we want to keep clothing out of the landfill when possible! Unfortunately, it's estimated that in 2018, 11.3 million tons of textiles were sent to the landfill. Instead of sending our unwanted blue jeans to the landfill we can pull out the craft supplies and repurpose our favorite pairs of jeans.
Read MoreThere are so many alternatives to traditional paper towels such as bamboo paper towels & cloth options. While some alternatives may be just as energy-intensive to make, but remember that you can reuse them.
Read MoreIf you're a candle lover, you probably have a ton of empty candle jars lying around your house. In this guide, we will show you how to repurpose those old candle jars and up-cycle them into something new and useful!
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