Along with the kitchen, the bathroom is another place in your house that tends to accumulate a lot of plastic. Fortunately, there are quite a few people out there creating plastic- and chemical-free alternatives for […]

Along with the kitchen, the bathroom is another place in your house that tends to accumulate a lot of plastic. Fortunately, there are quite a few people out there creating plastic- and chemical-free alternatives for […]
This is one of the trickiest places to minimize waste for me. If you want something organic, there’s twice as much plastic involved. Feeling lazy and want to pick up something easy…plastic. The majority of […]
My most recent realization is that we go through sooo many tissues, especially now that it is winter and your nose tends to run whether you’re sick or not.
So I started thinking. Old school handkerchiefs could work, but my experience has been that you blow your nose once and the entire thing is soaking wet.
It really crossed my mind because of a Facebook ad for this Kickstarter, The Reusable Tissue Pack. This seemed a little over the top, having to keep track of all the used tissues. Upon further investigation I found The Hanky Book. I plan to buy or make one of my own at some point, but I’m still skeptical about whether the rest of the book will stay dry after one use. I found a few more on Etsy, but they weren’t finished as nicely as The Hanky Books.
Have you said goodbye to single use tissues? What do you use instead?
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