How To Reduce Plastic at Home
1. Swap plastic bottles for a reusable bottle. You can download an app that shows free refill locations within the UK: www.refill.org.uk đ§
2. Get a reusable coffee cup. According to Greenpeace, 2.5 billion coffee cups are thrown away every year in the UK. â
3. Swap shampoo bottles for hair shampoo bars. Boots has a great selection. đ§ź
4. Use eco-sponges. They're available in a great variety for a bath, washing dishes, cars, etc. Peace with the wild has a great selection at affordable prices. đ§˝
5. Laundry strips. There's nothing worse than carrying a huge washing powder box and finding it all getting soggy under the sink a few days later. TruEarth has subscriptions for everyone. đ§ş
6. Swap plastic wraps for Beeswax wraps. Beeswax Wraps offers a huge variety of cute designs. You can use them again and again! They're also better at keeping your food fresh for longer!đ
7. Use plastic-free tea bags. Everyone will find their favourite at Holland & Barrett!
8. Bring your own bag during grocery shopping and choose food with less packaging. Picking individual apples rather than a pack of 6 wrapped in plastic is a small step in the right direction!đ
9. Swap disposable bed pads for PeapodMats! PeapodMats were designed to be as green as possible. For this reason, the bottom layer is coated with TPU which is a green alternative to PVC (vinyl) plastic. It is also breathable but leak-proof at the same time. Just what you need!
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