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Keep your home clean without waste with these easy zero waste cleaning tips. Zero waste living doesn’t have to be hard or time-consuming if you have the right information. This post is sponsored by Dropps. Packaging represents about 65% of household trash. Cleaning products can end up making up a lot of that waste….
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Looking for ways to reduce your waste and get into zero waste living? Try these great zero waste ideas from Beth Terry of My Plastic-Free Life. I have been friends with Beth Terry for many years now. I started reading her blog My Plastic-Free Life when I was looking for ways to live a more…
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Love coffee but want to have less waste? These zero waste coffee tips will help you avoid a lot of waste but still enjoy delicious coffee drinks. Drinking coffee can be a pretty wasteful habit. Did you know it’s the second most popular drink in the world? The world consumes about 1400 million cups per…
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Make your year a lot more eco-friendly by stopping these 20 wasteful habits. You will save money and help the environment with each habit you stop. It seems like every day there is a new environmental disaster. 2020 started off with the Australian wildfires and we continue to hear bad news about climate change and…
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Reduce your waste and carbon footprint with a 30-day zero waste challenge. It’s a simple way to start living a more waste-free and eco-friendly life. The zero-waste movement is gaining popularity. With the climate warming at an alarming rate, species extinction rates higher than the time of the dinosaurs, and our landfills overflowing it’s easy…
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We all are learning more about why plastic is so bad but how do you avoid plastic? It seems to be everywhere and in everything. These tips can help! It’s hard to be on the internet very long and avoid seeing something about how bad plastic pollution has gotten. It’s in our oceans, food and…
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Trying to live a more sustainable life? Making changes so you can have zero waste takeout can really help. It takes approximately 20 seconds to put our food into takeout containers. Convenient? No, actually extremely inconvenient. The packaging can remain in our landfills forever, causing continued damage to us and our world. The American population…
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Plastic straw bans are becoming more common leaving people looking for plastic straw alternatives, thankfully there are many reusable straw and compostable straw options. Plastic straws are being banned by cities and eliminated by restaurants and businesses, in a move to reduce single-use plastic. It’s a movement that is growing fast with Bon Appétit, a…
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Want to have a zero waste party? It’s not as hard as you’d think and it can also save you money! You just need to remember a few things. Many of us are trying to cut down on or eliminate the waste of disposable products. Some do so to save money, some for environmental reasons,…
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We use a lot of paper and waste a lot of paper as well. Creating a paper-free home can help us reduce our impact on the earth and save money! Paper accounts for 25% of landfill waste and considering 93% of paper comes from trees, that’s a lot of trees. All of this paper we…
