This past Saturday was International Zero Waste Day. To raise awareness, I wrote the following post on Really Reuseful on Medium, highlighting a few of my favorite ways to reuse, and thus reduce waste, in my own home. Check it out at https://medium.com/really-reuseful/celebrate-international-zero-waste-day-march-30-2024-b555745836c7?sk=8c9ce1cbc78151e81a72779ae90c9974.
This blog is a venue for examining Reuse--an important environmental concept frequently overshadowed by its siblings, Reduce & Recycle. From neat products made with reused materials, to ways to reuse in your everyday life, to success stories from industry and institutions, I'll highlight examples of clever folks being "really reuseful."
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Friday, December 19, 2008
Reusing Baby Food Jars
My two kids are past the baby food stage, but I still have a collection of glass baby food jars that I like to reuse for making container candles. Cheers to Earth's Best Baby Food for holding a contest to collect people's ideas for how to reuse glass baby food jars. Check out their web site for the winning ideas. Ideas relevant to the holidays include the jar Christmas tree, hot cocoa holiday gift kit, and place cards for dinner parties.
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