Throughout the Hudson Valley, supermarkets are offering for sale
reusable cloth grocery bags and more and more people are using them.
Not exact matches
New at this so I have a lot to pick from... Switching from disposable to
cloth diapers (and getting 2 friends to join in with me) Using
reusable grocery bags instead of plastic will also try to use
cloth napkins too.
I'm doing
cloth dinner napkins,
reusable grocery bags, rice - filled foot warmers, and
reusable makeup remover pads (for my mom).
check on the:
cloth napkins,
reusable grocery bags, water bottles (except hurricane kit), microfiber dust rags (me, not hubby yet), thermos /
reusable baby dishes.
We already use
cloth diapers,
cloth dust rags,
reusable water bottles and
cloth grocery bags, and I myself use
cloth menstrual pads, but I'm going to try 2 new ones: 1.
We already
cloth diaper, use
cloth napkins, reserve paper towels for jobs like wrapping fresh herbs, use glass storage containers (all the better for re-heating in the oven instead of the microwave), and use
reusable grocery bags!
we use all
cloth napkins now, and
reusable grocery bags.
Cloth diapers, napkins, wash
cloths instead of paper towels in most cases,
cloth baby wipes,
reusable grocery bags.
Many good ideas, such as using
reusable bottles and cups for beverages or bringing
cloth bags to the
grocery store are becoming very widespread, and this is great news for everyone.
On most occasions, I run through a mental checklist of all the things I take to the store:
grocery list,
reusable cloth produce bags, stainless steel containers (for filling at the deli and butcher shop), and a sturdy plastic bin for carrying everything.
Avoid
grocery - store waste by bringing
reusable totes,
cloth bags for dry bulk items, and jars for wet items such as cheese and deli foods.
Next year: Skip the disposable holiday wrap and dress up your presents in newspaper, comics, or paper
grocery bags you already have lying around; decorative tins; or
reusable cloth gift bags.
As for drop
cloths, they are perfect for so much, I started making curtains out of them first and now have
reusable bags for
groceries, napkins, and pillows.