With everything that is going on at the moment many of my usual practices have had to go out the window. This has meant that in some ways I am not able to live in as eco-friendly a way as I normally would. To begin with I was finding this difficult to not feel guilty about, which was the last thing I needed at the moment. So, today I wanted to share how I’m balancing eco living in quarantine. I’d love to hear your thoughts too.
Before Plastic Free July kicked off I shared my intended focus with you all so I thought it might be helpful to also share how my Plastic Free July actually went as well! I’d love to hear how you got on this year as well – we can all learn and grow together!
I had been looking at getting myself some bamboo sheets for ages, so when Linenly reached out to see if I wanted to try a set I jumped at the chance. Best of all – there’s a set for one of you lovely folk as well! So, here’s my thoughts on their bamboo sheets!
A lot of the advice around reducing our use of plastic packaging seems to centre around shopping at bulk stores, but not everyone has easy access to them. Don’t let that put you off though, there are still definitely ways you can make a positive change. So, today I thought I would share some tips for reducing waste without bulk stores! I’d love to hear your tips and ideas as well.
With reducing waste becoming more and more popular (yay!) we often hear that items or packaging are biodegradable. What’s not always clear though is what that really means, and whether it is actually better. Today I thought I would shed some light on all that, and I’d love your thoughts as well.