Sentences with phrase «recycled coffee grounds»

It's called Java Log from Pine Mountain, it's a fire log made from recycled coffee grounds and I can't tell you enough how much John & I love this product!!!

These jeans come with an eco-friendly twist: Each pair of high - performance Denim Cafe X stretch women's jeans is made using recycled coffee grounds along with other natural materials.

What a wonderful way to recycle coffee grounds.

Not exact matches

«Perk up the stem, you know, and it would recycle the coffee and then over the grounds again and again and again.

Simply save your leftover coffee grounds - or recycle used grounds from the office if you don't drink coffee - and with a few other pantry staples, you have a body scrub that smells so good you could drink it.

Consumers usually have to: Cut the lid off the pod - Then — Put the hot coffee grounds into a composting container - Then — Wash out the rest of the pod - Then — Throw the rest of the pod into a recycling container

Recycling isn't a convenient or well - developed solution because hot pods full of coffee grounds must be carefully separated and cleaned before collection.

Every little helps — even small bits of food like tea bags and coffee grounds can be recycled.»

Other potentially non-recyclable materials to look out for are coffee capsules (coffee grounds are a contamination risk, and capsules are often too small to process), plastic bottles with residual product (e.g. a half - filled shampoo bottle), and paper coffee cups (most are lined with a thin layer of plastic, which is difficult to recycle).

Manufactured firelogs, such as those made by Duraflame and Java Logs, are made of compressed sawdust, vegetable and plant wax, and other recycled ingredients, such as ground nutshells or coffee grounds.

we recycle aluminum, plastic and newsprint (avialable in our area), we use a rain barrel to water our outdoor plants in the warm months, we have cut back on using paper towels by using cloth including cloth napkins, for my children's lunches we use containers instead of baggies, left over coffee grounds are used for the base of plants (my great grandmother did this also!)