The kit includes
A Pack of Reusable Beeswax Food Wraps
Vegan Shampoo Bar
4 Metal Reusable Straws
One Adult and one child Blue Rock Bamboo toothbrush
I made the switch to shampoo bars, wax wraps and reusable coffee cups over a year now and it's such an easy change and can really help towards reducing your household waste.
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we have made an effort to buy less single use plastic, no more clingfilm! recycle more too
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ReplyDeleteWe have purchased reusable bottles for work and school. Bought drink containers with washable straws. Tried to buy less single use products. Linda Ford
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ReplyDeleteWe are recycling so much more than we used to and have two composting bins in the garden which come in really useful.
ReplyDeleteNo more plastic bags for anything in shops or at home. No more cling film for covering food in the fridge - wraps, tinfoil or plates can be used and washed, instead. Gradually moving away from plastic bottles of handwash, shampoo and conditioner - bars and tins bought, instead.
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ReplyDeleteI have stopped using plastic where possible and generally been more thoughtful about sustainability. I did a week without buying anything plastic or not recyclable (which meant no cheese) and that definitely changed the way I do food shopping.
ReplyDeleteI don't use plastic bags anymore and try my hardest to recycle more
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ReplyDeletewe switched to bamboo straws and toothbrushes, fabric tote bags for shopping, reusable coffee cups and water bottles and do no end of recycling, up cycling and reusing
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ReplyDeleteSwitched to shampoo bars
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ReplyDeleteUsing less plastic, not buying pre wrapped food, no plastic bottles, dont have takeway cups,no plastic bag. just trying to make sensible choices whenever possible
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ReplyDeleteI've switched to re-useable straws for my son, buy loose fruit and veg and use my own veg bag so I'm not using plastic, travel more on foot and less by car, and I always try to buy secondhand clothes for myself and my little boy!
ReplyDeleteWe recycle everything we can and try to use as little plastic as possible and we teach the kids to do the same x
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ReplyDeleteReplaced all plastics in the kitchen, I don't use any cosmetic and beauty products that have any nasties in
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ReplyDeleteI have been reducing food waste. Less plastic packaging. We also recycle as much as possible. I have recently invested in metal straws to save on disposable ones.
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ReplyDeleteI have been recycling much more and wasting food much less! also been walking when I can for shorter distances!
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ReplyDeleteWe have swapped liquid soap bottles to bars to help reduce our plastic usage.
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ReplyDeleteshampoo bars recently, plus i always take my own packed lunch and coffee to work
ReplyDeleteI’m edging closer to low/ no buy. Currently ‘shopping my stash’ for make up and toiletries and won’t be buying replacements until I’ve used what I have
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