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$7 on Fab. The KeepCup is coined 'barista standard' because any barista can make the perfect cup of espresso drink to-go—even your triple soy non-fat latte with fancy foam—right inside the cup, thus eliminating waste from disposable paper coffee cups and plastic lids. It mimics the functionality of paper cups by being coffee machine compatible and features a lid, plus it’s lightweight for portability
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If you are a fan of a hard boiled eggs like me, then pay attention to this quick tip. The next time you boil a dozen eggs, save the water and pour it on your garden and plants. The water becomes enriched with calcium when the eggs are cooked. Plus, why pour water down the sink when you can reuse it for something, right?
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Wool backed cloth menstrual pads $98 (6, 13") #Etsy --> These are my absolute favorites
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Cloth menstrual pads with hemp inserts. #Etsy $10.75
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WASARA is a line of single-use, biodegradable and compostable pieces designed to accentuate whatever foods they contain. They're suitable for cold or hot (though not boiling) beverages and foods. They're oil- and water-resistant, which makes them great for displaying food- and non-food items. WASARA products elevate disposable tableware to a whole new level. Offering the best in Japanese design, these pieces fit comfortably in the hand, with an elegant texture and sturdy quality that are unparalleled in the category. Sheer beauty is only half the story, though: WASARA is also an earth-conscious product. Made from tree-free renewable materials (sugar cane fiber, bamboo, and reed pulp), and fully biodegradable and compostable, WASARA is as good to the earth as it is to your culinary creations.
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Bkr Bottle $25.20 --> Bkr is perfect for toting whatever beverage you like. The handy cap makes it easy to grab onto. The silicone sleeve protects the glass bottle, and with its bright color, makes your bottle hard to miss. And the bottle fits most cup holders. The entire bottle is dishwasher-safe (including the silicone sleeve), and the entire thing can be disassembled for easy spring cleaning.
GrowBottle Upcycled Hydrogardens $35 --> Growing culinary herbs on your desktop or windowsill couldn't be easier: this clever repurposed wine bottle contains everything you need. Simply follow the easy included instructions, and soon you'll have fresh culinary herbs that grow virtually anywhere, using simple hydroponics. With regular watering and care, these will continue to produce year 'round, and are fully reusable.
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Waste-Free Lunch Kit $45 --> This complete kit is a waste-free version of an old standby – the brown paper bag. It's perfect for packing school lunches or on-the-go snacks. The six primary components work well in any combination, or as add-ons to your existing lunch box. Lunch Kit includes a recycled-cotton sack, cotton napkin, food-grade stainless steel beverage bottle, Food Kozy, two 8-oz. food-grade leak-proof stainless steel containers with lids, and a recycled aluminum name tag.
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1 part coconut milk, to 2 parts liquid castille soap (like Dr. Bronner's) makes an awesome, silky smooth lathering SHAMPOO. Combine it with the vinegar rinse for gorgeous, soft, eco-friendly hair.
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make your own sea glass. Glass in jar with sand and shake.
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Moss graffiti, also called eco-graffiti or green graffiti, replaces spray paint, paint-markers or other such toxic chemicals and paints with a paintbrush and a moss “paint” that can grow on its own. As people become more eco-friendly and environmentally aware, the idea of making living, breathing graffiti has become a more green and creative outlet for graffiti artists. It can also be considered another form of GUERRILLA GARDENING. What you will need: One or two clumps (small handfull) of moss. 2 cups of buttermilk. (you can substitute with yogurt/vegan yogurt can be used) 2 cups of water (or beer) 1/2 tsp. sugar. Corn syrup. (optional) Steps: Gather up as much moss as you can find or buy. Wash the moss to get as much soil out of the roots as possible. Break moss apart into manageable pieces and place in a blender. Add the buttermilk/yogurt, water/beer and sugar. Blend the mixture until completely smooth. You’ll want it to have a paint-like texture. (If the mixture is at a consistency where you feel it will drip, add corn syrup until the consistency you desire is reached) Use a paintbrush to apply the moss-paint to the surface on which you wish your design to grow. **If possible, check back weekly to either spray the design with water (to encourage moss growth, especially if you live in a dry environment) or apply more moss-paint.
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Such an adorable DIY makeover for old jars! They would be great for tucking gifts inside of too!
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Michelle Brand, an eco-designer from Manchester in the UK, repurposes the bottoms of discarded plastic soda bottles to create these breathtakingly beautiful decorative light fixtures, lamp shades, curtains, room dividers, and more
bottle top greenhouse, for as your plants outgrow the applesauce containers
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RK oh my god