How to Reuse Tea Bags and Coffee Grounds (Before They Hit the Compost)
March 31, 2015
Don’t immediately throw out your tea bags or coffee grounds – they can be used to increase garden health, make cleaning easier, ease cuts and much more!
Michelle Honeyager
Michelle Lovrine Honeyager is a freelance writer living in Southeast Wisconsin. She’s written for a variety of publications about sustainability, DIY and green living. She’s passionate about reducing her carbon footprint and creating a more sustainable future.
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Classy Home Recycling Systems
March 25, 2015
Boost your recycling with a DIY in-home recycling system. Just take your pick!
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15 Ways to Use Recycled Items in a Window Garden
March 24, 2015
You don’t need to break the bank to build a beautiful garden in your apartment! Check out how you can use recycled items to transform your home into a lush paradise.
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Unique Ways to Recycle Neglected Paper Items
March 19, 2015
Before tossing your paper in the recycling bin, take a look at these creative ideas for reuse.
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What You Need to Know About Reusable Water Bottles
March 17, 2015
Upgrade your bottled water habit and choose a reusable bottle. You’ll be cutting waste and saving money!
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Single Stream Versus Source Separation Recycling
March 13, 2015
Municipalities tend to be split on the best way to recycle – single stream or source separation? So, what’s the difference?
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Growing Number of Supermarkets Aim to Go Zero Waste
March 12, 2015
Zero-waste isn’t just for consumers. A number of supermarkets are now trying to adopt the forward-thinking practice.
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20 Creative Winter Item Upcycling Projects
March 4, 2015
Don’t throw your sweaters or mittens in the trash – give them a whole new life!
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20 Creative Ways to Reuse and Upcycle Winter Tire Chains
March 2, 2015
It was a rough winter, and your tire chains have hit the skids with the weather. Don’t abandon them by the side of the road – upcycle them!
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10 Winter Items You Didn’t Know You Could Recycle
March 2, 2015
Winter is coming to end (hopefully!), so what cold weather items can you recycle or repurpose?