Santa Fe College-Plastic Free Challengers

At Target today, I noticed some baby dishwater that is made from recycled milk cartons! I love this idea!

I use a charcoal bar of soap for face wash and order it from https://www.counter.com/collections/cleansers (formerly beautycounter.com). It arrived in a cardboard box that is recyclable, and is made of all clean products.

I purchased silicone reusable storage bags on Amazon. These last for years. With a quick wash by hand, I can store almost anything in them and continue to reuse them. They are sturdy so chips don’t poke through them either.

I have a friend who visited Seattle a few weeks ago. She took a picture of a giant troll that is made from recycled objects. There are a few different trolls placed through the town. They are so cool and I plan to check out on my next visit!

I love how Bath and Body Works now has the hand soap refill cartons! At the end of the day, it is cheaper anyway, but less plastic waste!

When traveling, we bring our own bar soap remnants that we use at the sink so we aren’t using theirs!

Our hotel we are staying at doesn’t give guest toiletries, but instead has refillable full size bottles that guests use while here. It saves on plastic and waste.

We went to Epcot today and used our small reuseable bottles. They shrink as they become empty, making them lighter and easy to store in our bags. This means less drinks are purchased or used to add to trash.

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When getting a to-go cup, I don’t get a lid so I can reduce the plastic waste, no ice so get more side for my money, and no straw.