Sustainable living diy

Save money when going zero-waste by making your own products! These DIY zero-waste products will save you money and be more eco-friendly!

Changing how we do things - adopting eco-friendly habits - can make a huge impact on our environment and the sustainability of this planet. This collection of ideas can help you begin making the switch to a more earth friendly way of tackling chores and projects at your place. Choose just one to get started! #greenerliving #ecofriendly #DIY via @Attainable Sustainable

Ready to try some new zero waste swaps? Think twice before buying any of these "sustainable" items and try what I suggest instead.

This post has affliate links, read here how these work. So you want to get started living zero waste and plastic free, right? That's brilliant. And the good news is there ARE loads of tiny

The wave of banning plastic bags in shopping centres has begun, and my city is soon to be hit. While I personally applaud this change, signing petitions to help the cause be heard, it has honestly also caused some low-key panic. What on earth will I do when I run out of plastic bags?? I...Read More

Take simple steps to reduce plastic waste. These 20 easy steps will help you break your plastic habits and live a greener lifestyle.

Making Instead of Buying to Save Money Each Month - Homeschool Giveaways

The ultimate room-by-room guide on how to live more holistically and sustainably in your own home.

Although you may not get single-use plastic bags at the grocery store checkout anymore, there are still plastic bags being used for produce and plastic packaging is still used on almost everything… one problem has been solved but there’s more to go. Unnecessary plastic is making its way into our homes, and often through the kitchen. So, we’ve looked at a number of ways to reduce, reuse, and recycle in the kitchen.

These step-by-step instructions on how to make beeswax wraps will have you ditching the plastic cling wrap in no time. Find out the best supplies to use, how to make your own long-lasting food protectors, and use them for sandwiches and snacks in box lunches and covering leftovers in the fridge.