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Name : Beth Ebbing Name : Donna Moore Name : Sarah McMaster Name : Doris Burkall Name : Erin Name : Brenda Name : Karen
Date : 2008-03-21
Tip : Plastic freaks me out, so for years I've been drinking out of glass bottles. I buy them once and re-use them. (Glass juice jars are perfect for this too!) Simple and easy and water tastes better!
Date : 2008-03-14
Tip : After I steam vegetables, I let the water in the pan cool and then toss it out into the yard or use it to water house plants.
Date : 2008-03-09
Tip : I reuse the glass wine bottles I cook with,(think large openings) and turn them into coin storage/banks. We also paint them to be reused as water pitchers or koolaid containers as well as gifts.
Date : 2008-02-07
Tip : Since I don't have recycling in my area, I save all my bottles etc. and take them to my daughter's bin when I go. The newspapers go to the local school. Food scraps that would go into a trash, I use for making compost
Date : 2008-02-04
Tip : For birthdays, I wrap the present in newspaper or old magazines then put it in a canvas bag so the recipient can use the bag for grocery shopping.
Date : 2008-01-31
Tip : I carry my own utensils. Actually I found lots of great options at a camping store. The one I use is a spork style polycarb utensil. With this always in my purse I don't use disposable utensils.
Date : 2008-01-31
Tip : I have a tote bag that folds up and fits into a matching little bag that I carry in my small purse to take home unexpected purchases in. Every time I use it I unpack it immediately to put it back in my purse so I always know where it is.
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