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About Emily
we use the clothes line instead of the dryer for one thing.
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We cloth diaper!!
We are avoiding using any disposable plates/cups/flatware/etc at home
We use cloth diapers and try our best to limit paper products. There’s a lot more, but those are main ones right now!
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We cloth diaper (and always line dry). We stopped using foam plates. We choose eco-friendly cleaning products or use baking soda/vinegar, and we try to limit our paper towel use (we haven’t quite been able to give them up completely!)
We just recently moved from a condo to a house and are finally able to recycle cans and bottles. We just didn’t have the room to store them before.
We use cloth napkins, compost, garden, have our own chickens and goats and if we have more children, will cloth diaper!
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We are recycling and using a Brita pitcher instead of bottled water
We recycle and compost.
We are converting our house to cloth. Currently we we diaper and wipe with cloth, I’m in the process of getting the napkins, rags, cleaning things to cloth. We line dry and use non-toxic cleaners. I currently have a reusable drinking cup, but it is plastic.
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We cloth diaper and line dry everything. We also compost and garden to name a few
We try to do what we can by shopping locally, buying environmentally friendly products, recycling, etc.
I’m trying to phase out our paper usage and use cloth napkins, unpaper towels, mama cloth, cloth diapers and cloth wipes!
Compost, buy local, eat organic and think before we buy!
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We recycle and line dry! We also use energy efficient light bulbs.
We are recycling more
We cloth diaper and recycle anything we can. I would love to start a compost box too!
we recycle, freecycle, and shop at goodwill
We recycle,use cloth napkins,glass straws,conserve water/electric
hanging all of the clothes on the line to dry
we recycle everything and buy products that are not harmful to the earth
No more paper towels!! We use cloth towels.
We recycle and we don’t use the clothes dryer anymore.
We are recycling all of our plastics.
wE’RE RECYCLING.
We recycle and try and turn off lights/appliances we’re not using.
we cloth diapered both our kids
We recycle. We use cloth napkins, and I am going to be making cloth paper towels. We compost, and planted a garden.
We have not used one ziplock for lunches…only reuseable containers
We recycle, we reuse everything we possibly can, and we don’t use disposable anything in this house.
We are recycling, don’t use plastic bags or water bottles. Try to group our errands together to cut down on driving.
We make lots of useful items our of “trash”
We are totally recycling everything, we have really tried harder in the last few years to reduce waste, and to become more conscious of what goes into the garbage verses the recycle bin.
We grow a lot of our own veggies and try to buy products that aren’t over packaged.
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We cloth diaper, recycle and reuse as much as possible.
We are using/will be using reusabable snack/sandwich bags for our lunches. We also use reusable shopping bags instead of plastic.
We clean up our local beach when we visit!
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we recycle and compost
we recycle our trash and compost food waste
reuseable shopping bags, cloth napkins
I only use non-toxic cleaning products.
bringing our own water instead of buying water.
I always take my own totes to the store, use a outdoor clothes line to dry clothes and recycle whenever possible.
We recycle and compost. Never buy bottled water. use cloth napkins and rags (instead of paper towels) And I run a TerraCycle program in our town.
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Any tips for starting a small compost? I want to do it, but have no idea where to begin. Do you do it in the winter, too?
we turn off lights when we’re not in the room
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I reuse the grocery bags I get and try not to use so many zip lock bags