As you know, I try to recycle, reduce, and reuse as much as possible. Not only does it save money, but it creates a cleaner, safer environment for our kids and future generations to live in. I’m not super crazy when it comes to going green, but I think there are simple, practical ways that everybody can make small changes in their life.
This week, I was inspired by just a couple of ideas that I found on Pinterest. Check them out:
Reusable snack baggies:
Simple to make, and would save me so much money on plastic baggies since I’m constantly putting snacks in them for my daughter!

Source: rhinestonebeagle.blogspot.com via Amy on Pinterest
Reusable towel roll:
A great alternative to paper towels! I would have never thought of something so clever…

Source: teameconest.blogspot.com via Amy on Pinterest
10 free lunch tote tutorials:
My favorite tutorial in this list is the resuable sandwich wrapper. How cute is that?

Source: blogs.babble.com via Amy on Pinterest
Spraypainted cans:
Instead of throwing out cans, why not spraypaint them and use them as planters? It’s a great way to recycle, and these colorful planters would look so adorable in a kitchen or on a windowsill.

Source: dosfamily.com via Amy on Pinterest
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