Sentences with phrase «using cloth napkins»

Using cloth napkins, putthing liquid detergents in the same bottle over and over helps to cut down on plastic disposal.

I just LOVE using cloth napkins!

«One year, when I was trying to clean up my daily behaviors, I decided to start using cloth napkins in the house,» he says.

In the few months that I've been using cloth napkins, I've wanted to make nice (healthy!)

«I love the idea of using cloth napkins at meal time,» says McIndoo.

I really do like using cloth napkins!

I started using cloth napkins several years ago and that has stuck!

I have been using cloth napkins to wrap up cheese instead of using saran wrap or ziploc baggies.

We were already using cloth napkins but the waste paper concept has helped us be papertowel free.

I'm working on using cloth napkins ONLY and also I am working on cutting back on ziplock bags.

We're also using cloth napkins most of the time (and I'm working up to making the switch in my husband's lunch — he's great at bringing my silverware and tupperware back, so I'm hopeful).

I will be using cloth napkins, and bar towels instead of paper towels.

I love using cloth napkins to dress up our dinner table, and through the years I've grown even more fond of their sustainability and cost effectiveness.

When you sit down for lunch, really sit down, use a a cloth napkin from home (if you don't have one, rip up the tee shirt you never wear), and try real utensils.

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.

We use cloth napkins and need to try harder at our other disposable use.

We use cloth napkins (scraps) for paper towels, but those are so much nicer than the fraying, stained things we use here!

Or perhaps he'd be willing to compromise and use cloth napkins at meals you all have together, but use paper when he's on his own.

But, I can use cloth napkins and towels instead of paper.

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.

We have a separate tall basket for used cloth napkins and dish towels in our kitchen, so they all get washed together once a week, easier to fold and put away quickly.

I use cloth napkins, so they don't get too wet and dissolve!

Cristi of Bent on Better Lunches almost always uses the cloth napkin trick to keep everything in place.

We use cloth napkins, kitchen towels in place of paper towels, reusable shopping bags and we use recycled bags and paper in our business!

We use cloth napkins - http://organicaspirations.blogspot.com/2011/07/yummy-organics-cropshare.html.

We've always used cloth napkins for our family, but I used to put out paper napkins when we had guests, probably because we don't have cloth napkins in sets larger than 4.

We use cloth napkins, and use old towels to clean up messes.

I've also used our cloth napkins (ahem - sorry NPNers who used our cloth napkins for eating with!)

We use cloth napkins, hand towels instead of paper towels, mama cloth (cloth menstrual pads), and I even have a box of cut up squares of old tee shirts that we use as handkerchiefs to help supplement our disposable tissues.

While my family normally uses paper napkins paper towels for everyday use, I like to use cloth napkins for special occasions and holidays.

get and use cloth napkins 9.

One of my favorite ways to change up pillows quick and inexpensively is to use cloth napkins!

For example, if you use cloth napkins, you don't have to worry about the inflation rate of paper napkins.

Use cloth napkins at home and don't buy bottled water or soda.

Betty tells those in her class they can use cloth napkins multiple times before washing them with other items so they don't require a separate load.

One of my favorite ways to change up pillows quick and inexpensively is to use cloth napkins!

She used cloth napkins and had different napkin rings so everyone knew which one was theirs, she only swapped out the napkins when they were dirty not at the end of the meal.

Like her, I have shopping bags, save most of my scraps, and use cloth napkins.

We use the energy saving light bulbs, recycle everything we can and use cloth napkins and cloth paper towels as much as possible.

it eliminates a lot of waste from those plastic bread wrappers — use cloth napkins — use cloth diapers & cloth diaper wipes (in combo with a diaper spray, like one by california baby)-- shop season - end clearances at outlet stores for great prices on kids» clothes and save them for hand me downs or then donate them

Not exact matches

Buy a few sets of cloth napkins and use them every day, not just for special occasions.

Also, use a light colored kitchen towel or cloth napkin, a fork or spoon and a small beverage.

Curry Up Now limits their disposal waste by using real plates, silverware and cloth napkins in - house and packaging to - go orders in recyclable and compostable containers.

Instead, use a soft cloth napkin with a high thread count or a polishing cloth made specifically for the job.

I want to get the kids (i work in a group home for girls) to make cloth napkins (and use them...) with me.

We use cloth towels, cloth napkins, cloth nose tissues and cloth diapers.

Maybe if you reassure him that it's OK to use them to clean up spills and to use with meals, and you (if you are the one doing the laundry) don't mind the extra (cloth napkins really don't generate more work anyway), that might help convince him.

I will also take some of your readers lead and take cloth napkins to work instead of using paper napkins.

I've pretty much already switched (while at home, anyway) from paper tissues to using handkerchiefs or cloth wipes, and paper towels to cloth napkins.