Making the switch over to reusable wet wipes from the traditional variety is a game-changer for limiting waste and saving money. If you have a baby, you likely use two to three wet wipes with each diaper change. Add in all the wet wipes you use after mealtimes, for boogers, and for sticky hands… that’s […]
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Do you ever stop to ask yourself, “What’s in my bag?” For so many of us, our handbags are black holes – junk magnets. They’re also a great place to check how much plastic has snuck into your day-to-day lifestyle and a great place to look for ways to improve or avoid it in the
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Once you make the switch to homemade degreaser, you’ll never go back to the storebought version. It’s a common misconception that we need storebought, commercial-grade chemicals to get things truly clean. That’s simply not the case! In fact, a homemade degreaser is just as effective as the kind you can pick up at the store.
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If you’ve had kids or are planning to have children, you’ve likely considered trying one of the many eco nappy options on the market. It’s incredibly important to switch to an eco nappy – one baby in their first year of life will go through 2500 nappies. In their second year, that number drops to 1400-1800, which
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Have you ever wondered how to make soda at home – or if it’s even possible? DIYs are always fun, but making your own soda at home can actually save you money and save the environment by avoiding all the single use plastic that comes with regular soda! Keep reading to find out how.
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Whether you’re living in the city or country, growing your own fruits, veggies, and flowers is a great way to cut down on waste. Take it a step further by using leftover banana peel as fertilizer! So much of our food (and store-bought flowers!) comes in plastic packaging. Plus, about 30% of all food in the
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Greetings plastic free darlings! This is my first time here, so I’d like to introduce myself, I’m Mia’s friend Mel (as seen in the blog post ‘Secondhand Shopping in Berlin‘). A bit about me- I live in Berlin, I’m an Aim Plastic Free enthusiast, and I am currently 6 months pregnant. Today, I am here
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Aside from the 2 minute beach clean. Here’s a list of things you can do to help make a change: Do a plastic audit. Look around and see how much plastic prevails in your day-to-day life. Reduce or quit your fish intake. Discarded or dumped fishing nets are a large contributor to ocean plastic
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If you’re aiming to reduce your plastic consumption, a plastic free bathroom is a great place to start. It may look and feel impossible at first, so here are some easy swap ideas to transform you into a plastic free delight. The first thing you may wish to do is a mini bathroom audit. If
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Did you know that 30% of what we throw away could actually be composted? Instead, it ends up in a landfill where it creates methane, which is a greenhouse gas. If you’ve been thinking of incorporating urban composting into your life, now is a better time than ever. Since farmers have been composting for centuries, it
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