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I've been working on a little garden in our backyard trying to eat healthier and be friendlier to the environment. In addition, I've been loving recycling old stuff to make new fun crafts with my 2 year old.
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We try to be green by:
using stainless steel water bottles instead of plastic throw away ones.
compost
grow our own organic veggies
bring our own bags to the store
We have curbside recycling in our city and boy do we take advantage of it. It's so nice that our city makes it easy for us to be green by offering it. We also have some reusable bages we take shopping with us.
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I try to be green by recycling and by reusing items whenever possible.
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Our first change was the lightbulbs, we try to keep it simple with waste not, want not, and use and reuse.
We recycle as much as possible and try to remember to turn off lights and unplug appliances when not using them.
I've been walking to work. It's only about a 20 minute walk each way, but it saves money, gas, and I feel like I got my exercise for the day.
Live by those old words:
Waste not, want not.
My list would be too long — I've kind of become addicted to going green — so I'll just share my favorite.
I love line drying my clothes. I love the smell and the feel and that fact that they last longer. My 10-month-old loves how soft her cloth diapers are on her bum when their line dried. I don't know why the dryer was ever invented! Definitely an overrated "necessity"
Green tip: re-use ziplock plastic bags (depending what was in them before, of course), and use canvas bags for grocery shopping!
We nearly always bring home leftovers when we go out to eat. I try to remember to bring my own reusable containers to bring the food home in, instead of using more of those nasty styrofoam boxes.
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I learned that there is a new discussion topic each week.
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we do a few things…
we cloth diaper
we catch rain water in big garbage cans
we make our own compost
I use cloth diapers on my baby. I also use cloth napkins and dishtowels instead of their disposable counterparts.
always use compost for your vegetable garden. works wonders!
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i am already a fan of starbucks on Facebook (keyomi shah kothari is my profile name)
I try and change one thing at a time. First we started with light bulbs that were more energy efficient! Now we're working on switching our cleaning products to more "green" friendly ones.
Take resuable bags to ALL stores, not just the grocery store