Sentences with phrase «waste in a plastic box»

You might think your cat has plenty of toys and seems relaxed and well - adjusted but reality is that the cat's natural environment of living in the forest and hunting / eating mice regularly throughout the day is a far cry from sitting on a sofa, eating processed foods, and eliminating waste in a plastic box filled with clay.

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Some days I am absolutely appalled by the amount of paper and plastic waste I generate tenderly packing natural, organic, healthy food for my offspring in his politically correct lunch box.

Many clumping litters are sold in covered pails, which can be lined with plastic bags and used as handy waste bins near the litter box for scooped clumps and feces.

I always steer clear clay and anything that has scents originally I used blue buffalo walnut litter but the clumping effect was not where I wanted it to be and it tracked everywhere Bc of it color it also stared to stain my carpet and babies footies I stumbled across okocat and well all 3 of my cats love it and I do as well it clumps no smell natural best part I no longer make waste with plastic bags because it is flushable and wow do these boxes last with 3 cats constantly purchasing litter gets expensive now they get superior litter at a good price and less trips to purchase everything I've been wanting in litter best of all my carpet no longer stains HAPPY CATS HAPPY HOME thank you okocat

For this exhibition, Yeapanis has reduced her material choices and palette to colors found in three, regularly discarded types of material: tan - colored cardboard boxes and shipping tubes, multi-colored plastic dog waste bags, and the ivory tones of raw hand - spun wool.

It's also a huge reduction in waste; I much prefer using cardboard boxes and glass jars, instead of plastic bottles, and they last for months.

One campaign is called «Thanks for Nothing,» targeted at reducing the amount of unwanted waste that is foisted upon customers without asking for it, i.e. extra ketchup packets in a to - go container, the straw you didn't ask for, plastic cutlery, the little plastic box supporter in the middle of a pizza.

Send your kids off to school in style with the lunch boxes, silverware, napkins, and containers that will make them the most popular kid in the cafeteria — and, while you're at it, cut back on the waste inherent in disposable paper bags and plastic snack