Wrapping Paper Alternatives
As satisfying as it is to rip into a beautifully wrapped package and unlock the gift contents within, all that pretty wrapping paper can be quite wasteful. Due to the shiny, laminated-like surface of...
Category: Zero Waste Living
A Consumable Christmas
As the holidays become more commercial each year, they also become more wasteful. Choosing to have “a consumable Christmas” allows you to cut down on the waste, while also possibly increasing the enjoyment. Cheap,...
Minimalistic Cosplaying
As a general rule, creating and minimalism often don’t go that well together. Creating is about bringing in something new. Minimalism is about keeping stuff out (maybe that’s why I don’t call myself a...
Reusable Containers – The Road to Zero Waste
In our fast-paced world, takeout food is very convenient, however, it also creates a huge amount of waste in throw-away packaging. The solution: reusable containers.
E-statements, Another Step Toward Zero Waste
E-statements are a growing trend and this is one bandwagon we should all be happy to jump on.
The Road to Zero Waste: Plastic Bags
We live in a throwaway society where everything is made cheap and disposable in the name of “convenience” from plastic bags to paper cups, but all that convenience has a price. Landfills and stray...
Alternatives to Gifts This Holiday Season
Gifts are nice, but sometimes they can overshadow the holidays. This year, consider coming up with a few alternatives to gifts.
Upcycled Containers
A little ribbon and some fabric or lace can turn old, used jars into adorable upcycled containers.
Second Hand Stores Are Good for the Wallet and Good for the Earth
There are a few people I know who are embarrassed to admit they shop second hand. Apparently there’s some sort of stigma attached to shopping at second hand stores. But I think those who...
Grey Water Recycling
Grey water recycling is a great way to cut down on the amount of water you use around the yard.
