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Reusable Produce Bags: Set of 5
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Reusable Cotton Bulk Bags
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Herb Bunch Reusable Produce Bag
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Carrots Reusable Produce Bag
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Classy Cat Lunch Bag
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A Little Dirt Reusable Produce Bag
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Lemon Reusable Produce Bag
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Rabbit Reusable Produce Bag
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Mushroom Reusable Produce Bag
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Pineapple Reusable Produce Bag
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Squirrel Reusable Produce Bag
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Giraffe Lunch Bag
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6 days ago by tinyyellowbungalow TAKEOVER TUESDAY! All photos and words shared today were created by @zerowastewanderess Hi! My name is Kathleen and I am a fellow Zero Waste advocate and an Ambassador for the non-profit organization, Be Zero. I have been living a more Zero Waste lifestyle for about a year and a half. My favorite ways to lessen the amount of waste I generate are by bringing my own produce and grocery bags, brushing my teeth with my own handmade toothpaste on a bamboo toothbrush, and by doing fun and free outdoor activities like hiking and biking. I am a 28 year old…
6 days ago by tinyyellowbungalow TAKEOVER TUESDAY! All photos and words shared today were created by @zerowastewanderess Zero Waste is about seeing the bigger picture; the grand scheme of things. Sometimes people feel they cannot make a difference or they are powerless. That is simply not true! For change to happen, there needs to be a collective effort. A collective effort is made up of individual actions. That is the foundation of change; individuals in action. We cast a vote every time we buy a product. We create a ripple effect every time we refuse disposables or single-use. What we all choose to purchase dictates…
6 days ago by tinyyellowbungalow TAKEOVER TUESDAY! All photos and words shared today were created by @zerowastewanderess The first room in the house I tackled at the start of my Zero Waste journey was the bathroom. I had a lot of plastic bottles and chemically heavy products that I realized where unhealthy; bad for my body and bad for the environment. So, I took a step back and looked at all the items that cluttered my cabinets. I tried to think outside of the box. What could I cut out? What could I substitute for a more sustainable option? Can I find products that are…
1 week ago by tinyyellowbungalow Garden haul! I'm whipping up a summer minestrone soup for lunch to use up some of these delicious fresh veggies from the garden!
1 week ago by tinyyellowbungalow Y'all were such great help with the zucchini and squash recipes! Now, I need some bean recommendations. What's your favorite way to prepare green beans?! We've got heaps coming out of the garden these days
4 days ago by tinyyellowbungalow Y'all, potatoes! Straight from the garden to my kitchen sink
1 day ago by tinyyellowbungalow There's absolutely no need for plastic bottles filled with body wash in your shower when you can get plastic free, vegan, organic, palm oil free soap bars in the @tinyyellowbungalow shop! Am I right?! Oh and all the soaps are wrapped in flower seed paper you can plant to grow wildflowers to help increase the bee population!
6 days ago by tinyyellowbungalow TAKEOVER TUESDAY! All photos and words shared today were created by @zerowastewanderess One of the most valuable lessons living a more Zero Waste lifestyle has taught me is to actually value what I own. Value is something that I should have never lost in the first place, but I did somewhere along the way! I was consuming so much that I lost value in what I possessed, and I lost appreciation for what I owned. I was constantly buying then donating to Goodwill, and then going out and buying more. It was a vicious cycle that ultimately did not make…

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