These hacks are simple and budget-friendly ways to encourage people to embrace the green living lifestyle in and around their homes. With the abundance of resources and ideas, you can limit your impact on the planet and upgrade your home to be more efficient. So why not get started today?
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Everyone can bring something to the DIY world. You likely have knowledge and experience that other people don’t. From unique projects to a different perspective or method on tried and true ones, your stories matter. How do you share those stories with the world? Blogging is one way you can make that happen.
In the US alone, 500 million straws are used every day. Single-use plastics are the scourge of the earth as they never fully degrade. Here are some ways you can stop sucking and break your drinking straw habit.
Don't throw out your old linens and clothing. Instead, use them to create wonderful new upcycled clothing, art and pillow covers or teddy bears. Give your old clothing a new lease on life that saves you money and is kind to Mother Nature.
Pet beds, pinhole cameras and box forts are just some of the creative ways you can upcycle your old moving boxes. While recycling is a good way to reuse cardboard, you can reduce the carbon footprint even more by upcycling it yourself.