Welcome to the 2014 Relish Reusable Giveaway Hop hosted by Measuring Flower and Slightly Steady! I have teamed up with our hosts and a bunch of other amazing bloggers to bring you a variety of eco-friendly, reusable prizes each worth at least $50! So after you enter my giveaway below, be sure to "hop" on to the next blog to enter their giveaway, as well. You can find a list with links to all the participating blogs towards the bottom of this post.
Also, don't forget to check out the event's grand prize! It's an incredible $300 gift card to MightyNest! MightyNest is a great go-to source for eco-friendly, healthful products for your home and garden. One neat thing about MightyNest is how they're giving back by doing a fundraiser known as MightyNest for Schools. The MightyNest for Schools program generously supports the school of your choice when you buy any of their high-quality, eco-friendly, healthy gear, by donating 15% of your purchase. MightyNest further engages your school community in healthy living with great tips, challenges, and pledges. For more info, visit MightyNest for Schools.
I am giving away some reusable items to help you get through the summer! Please enter here:
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This event brought to you by Measuring Flower Events.
Disclosure: DSA is not responsible for other prizes in this hop, nor the grand prize.
Before throwing anything away, think about if you have another use for it!
ReplyDeleteYou can use egg cartons to grow seedlings in.
ReplyDeleteI use a mason jar with a flip top lid to hold cheese I grate myself in large quantities.
ReplyDeleteI bring my own coffee mugs, shopping bags, and takeout containers.
ReplyDeleteWhen the old dish rag or wash cloth over give it one more use like a rag the guys can use on there cars.
ReplyDeleteCoffee grounds on the rose bushes helps them stay healthy
ReplyDeleteReusable shopping bags pack more items and hold them more securely. Plus, some stores will give you a discount for them.
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Cloth diapers are great!
ReplyDelete-Hannah Avery
Banana peels do wonder around rose bushes, and putting used tea bags will take the sting out of sun and other burns,
ReplyDeleteHi! I use the plastic bags that come from the grocery store to clean my cat box. At least their being used and I'm not wasting something else. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWe follow the reduce, reuse, recycle. I try to buy a bigger package so I don't need tons of bottles.
ReplyDeletewe turn old bath and beach towels into dog towels to wipe paws
ReplyDeleteI reuse plastic baggies! A quick wash and you can reuse them several times.
ReplyDeleteUse reusable shopping bags and always put them back in the car right after you unload your groceries - it's too easy to forget them otherwise!
ReplyDeleteAlways use glass (my favorite is mason jars with glass straws) and refuse plastic! GROW YOUR OWN FOOD!
ReplyDeletecoffee filters are super easy to make. save money and trash!
ReplyDeleteI use plastic milk jugs to protect my small vegetable plants in the spring.
ReplyDeleteThose used dryer sheets make great lint wipes.
ReplyDeleteUse cloth diapers. It's not as bad as you think it is.
ReplyDeleteBefore getting rid of something I search online for something else it can be used for. I am so surprised at the things that I used to throw away when they can be recycled into something else. I have found so many reuses on pinterest which is my favorite site to find anything I need.
ReplyDeleteFill empty plastic bottles with water & freeze to use to keep items in your cooler cold, You can also use a plastic milk jug for the larger coolers.
ReplyDeleteBuy at thrift stores. You're reusing clothes and things.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the contest.
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