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the veggies i buy are very wet and when i’m done with the bag.. it’s always wet inside =/
I have those power strips around my house. I flip the switch and everything is off. Stuff like the blender,juicer or food processor I just plug them in when I use them.
Don’t forget to put the bags back in your car when you use them.
when it comes to saving water this tip is huge: when its yellow let in mellow, when its brown flush it down. toilets use 1-3 gallons of water per flush(depending on model). If we flush all our waste only once or twice a day that can save 20 gallons of water.
Love your advice Natasha. What is plugged in the outlet behind you?
some people in some countries have to pay for running water!!!! just imagine how much money you would waste away leaving that water run while you brush your teeth!!! I have a habit of keepig the water running LOL
5 great fabulous practical tips. Yes, I’ve just gone around my home switching off plugs -blender and juicer permanently plugged in !!!!!! I totally believe in being environmental friendly and saving the planet, as best we can. Recycling is fantastic! And remember to take our bags – shopping!
When I wash salads or fruits I often put something under to collect the water and re-use it to water my plants… I’ve done it also when I drained my sprouts
thanks, i always forget to unplug things
Great tips, Natasha!!
And hope you are/have enjoyed Earth Day!!!!
You are sooooo wonderful!!!
Wonderful tips Natasha…great tribute to earth day!
what is the minimum to invest? does only rich people invest into this?
The problem is that the green bubble is already quite ready to burst… Green shares are heavily overrated already.
Go green live rich.
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