When It Comes To Recycling & Doing Our Part To "Be Green", We Try Our Hardest Around Our House! From Reusing The Paper Towel Tube & Creating A Telescope For My Children To Play With, To Cramming As Many Items As We Can In Our Recycle Bin-Daily We Are Reusing & Recycling!
Go-Green's Products Were Introduced To Me By Thrifty Nifty Mommy! Go-Green's Manufacturing Technology Saves 30% Energy, Has 21% Less CO2 Emissions & Reduces Overall Amount Of Packaging.
I Was Sent 100 Crystal Clear APET Food Storage Trays From Go-Green. These Trays Are Ideal From Ambient To Freezing Temperatures But Are Not Recommended For Heating. Crystal Clear Food Storage Trays Can By Over-Wrapped Or Film Sealed. Go-Green's Crystal Clear Trays Have Excellent Transparency, High Gloss & Are Non-Toxic. Best Of All These Trays Are Recyclable & Can Be Reused Or Re-Manufactured To Make New Products.
I Was Sent 100 Crystal Clear APET Food Storage Trays From Go-Green. These Trays Are Ideal From Ambient To Freezing Temperatures But Are Not Recommended For Heating. Crystal Clear Food Storage Trays Can By Over-Wrapped Or Film Sealed. Go-Green's Crystal Clear Trays Have Excellent Transparency, High Gloss & Are Non-Toxic. Best Of All These Trays Are Recyclable & Can Be Reused Or Re-Manufactured To Make New Products.
I Tried Out The Trays By Storing My Yummy Pretzels In Them :) I Like To Put My Pretzels In The Fridge So I Covered Them W/Plastic Wrap & In They Went!
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~Jessica
http://iheart-motherhood.blogspot.com/
We just started using cloth diapers in attempts to Go Green :)
ReplyDeleteWe recycle, re-use containers, use washcloths instead of paper towels and use eco-friendly cleaners!
ReplyDeleteWe leave less of a carbon footprint by regularly recycling everything possible. We also use CFLs, Energy Star appliances, and reusable shopping bags. We combine driving trips to save mileage -- and turn things like lights off when not in use. *Thanks* for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI grow my own veggies.
ReplyDeleteI am buying more recycled products.
ReplyDeleteWe try to recycle, reuse and compost as much as possible. We also grow a lot of our own vegetables.
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We save ziploc bags for reuse. We try to purchase items with the least amount of packaging
ReplyDeleteI always reduce, reuse, reuse again, and again, and again, then i finally recycle :)
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ReplyDeleteno more bottled water and we recycle
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I use cloth grocery bags instead of plastic.
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I'm going green by reusing things or donating items instead of throwing them out.
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