This post contains affiliate links. A year ago I read the book Green Your Life by Emily McClements. In the book she suggested keeping a small recycling bin in the bathroom to make it easier to recycle empty bottles, toilet paper rolls, etc. I tried it and now I’m ready to report back on how…
Recently my sister-in-law came over to my house with some kid books, DVDs, and toys she wanted to sell online and at garage sales. I was thankful that she gave me first dibs on her stuff! After I picked out several items, I gave my sister-in-law 2 options: I could pay her for the items…
Green, crunchy, natural… Whatever you call them, they are sooooooo annoying sometimes! You know what I mean, right? They can be so obnoxious with their… – whole foods diets and kids that have never touched white flour or white sugar. – thrift store outfit that cost about $0.50 and looks way cooler than anything in…
Two years ago I took the plunge and switched to using cloth napkins 100% of the time in my house. I love them and I don’t think I’ll ever go back to paper. Cloth napkins are better for the environment and are cheaper than paper napkins over time. However, dishing out the dough for a set…
For the entire month of November, Rediscovering Domesticity and Sensational Saver are hosting a series where we can learn ways to go green and save some green. Throughout the month I’ll be joining in to share my own tips and tricks. We’ll also hear from other great bloggers: With a Side of Thriftiness and A Delightful Home. When I heard about…
(While I’m enjoying my newborn, I’m thrilled to share this guest post by Rachel from Intentionally Simple.) We all have clothes in our closet that we don’t wear. They aren’t our style, we’re tired of them or maybe they just don’t fit. After a recent closet purge, I had a box full of clothes that…