I know that most of you Pandas care about the environment and Planet Earth very deeply. After all, it’s not only our home but also where all those desperately cute animals we love to feature on Bored Panda live. From cats and dogs to every single wild floof that we’d adopt at the drop of a hat if only we could.

However, the climate crisis continues to ravage the planet. As politicians are calling for a global green deal, Europeans are reeling from the floods that devastated Germany, Belgium, and are now shifting to Austria. While we know that laws, international agreements, and changes to how major businesses operate are the main driving force in the fight against climate change, each of us also has a personal responsibility to move away from a wasteful life to one that has less of an impact on the environment.

That’s where the r/ZeroWaste subreddit comes in. The online community is dedicated to sharing everyday tips and tricks that help protect the environment and raise awareness about how we can all do our bit. Inch by inch. Step by small step. The end goal is to make sure that all discarded materials are reused. Ideally, absolutely nothing would be sent to landfills.

As you scroll down, remember to upvote the lifehacks that you found to be the most useful. We’d also love it if you share any of your own environmentally-friendly tips and tricks with all the other Pandas in the comments. Intrigued by a low-impact lifestyle? Thinking of joining the r/ZeroWaste community? Good on you! But first, you might want to check out their in-depth wiki. It’s incredibly informative.

I had a friendly chat about the subreddit’s history, community, and how to convince people who are on the fence about doing more to protect the environment with moderator Inasaba. “/r/ZeroWaste was created in 2013, and I have personally been a part of the community since 2016, back when we only had around 5,000 subscribers. The sub really started growing in 2018, hitting 100k subscribers by the end of that year. The growth recently has been amazing!” they told Bored Panda about the subreddit’s growth towards the 577k members it has now. You can find the full interview below.

#1 Christmas Tree Rental

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#2 Instead Of Polluting The Planet With Confetti, Hole Punch Leaves! Fully Biodegradable

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#3 Libraries Are So Vastly Underappreciated

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I was curious to find out more about the subreddit’s expansive wiki and moderator Inasaba was more than happy to open up about it. “Our wiki is largely crowdsourced, especially the page with resources by city. If you view the edit history of each page, you can see which users have contributed edits. There are a few users who have done a lot of work on it, and we are very thankful to them! One of our moderators is also in the middle of some rewrites for clarity,” they pointed out that the wiki is a project made by the ‘Zero Waste’ community, for the community.

One of the main challenges that r/ZeroWaste faces has to do with the quality and quantity of new content. Though, to be fair, it’s a challenge any larger online community is bound to have at some point in their life cycle.

“As with any large subreddit, it can be a challenge to keep content relevant, interesting, and fresh. We deal with repost bots, spammers advertising greenwashed products, and a lot of other things that luckily our users never have to see. This is definitely not unique to /r/ZeroWaste, as these are problems that I see on every subreddit I help out with,” moderator Inasaba said.

#4 This Was Enough For Me To Finally Kick Starbucks For Good

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#5 Recycling Old Picnic Coolers For Stray Cat Shelters

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#6 My Christmas Present To My Mother In Law. (It Looks Like Her Dog.) I Used All Donated Scrap Fabric. I Throw Away Nothing When Trimming – I Keep Even The Tiniest, Weirdest Pieces When I’m Quilting My Big Quilts, Because You Never Know When Something Is Going To Need A Shadow, A Collar, Or A Nose

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However, there are some other deeper issues at play in the community, too. “I would say that issues specific to our subreddit have been things such as the slow degradation of the ideals of ‘zero waste.’ A moving from an emphasis on the more important Rs (refusing and reducing,) to less important (recycling and reusing packaging.) We struggled for a long time with a lot of content that did not actually prevent waste, and that was more suited for crafting/upcycling subreddits than one where people strive for zero waste. We’re working hard to try to steer the subreddit back to its roots: the goal of reducing the amount of waste that we produce as high up the chain as possible,” they told Bored Panda what their current mission is.

“There has also been a bit of difficulty to expand some users’ thinking with regards to their impact on the world outside of what they can directly see. The subreddit does focus a lot on packaging waste, but much of the waste in the food system occurs before the food reaches our markets. Much more impact can be made by shifting to a plant-based diet than to a local one, or a plastic-free one, for instance. But this is something that often faces harsh criticism when brought up in discussion,” the mod added.

#7 Toothbrush With Replaceable Bristles So You Don’t Have To Keep Buying A New Handle

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#8 My Shopping Bag Has A Printed Holiday Pattern So It Can Be Reused As Wrapping Paper

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#9 Italian Brand Barilla Removed The Plastic Window From Their Boxes (UK)

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I was also interested to learn how one would go about convincing someone to start walking down a more eco-friendly path in life. Moderator Inasaba pointed out that you’ll only ever convince those who are on the fence on the issue; there’s barely any convincing those who are set against climate change and protecting the planet.

“If someone isn’t in the headspace to want to accept the facts of human-caused climate catastrophe, it will be very difficult to sway them. As for people who are more ambivalent, I believe that exposing them to the realities that are being faced in parts of the world that are more vulnerable to the early effects of climate change can be very powerful. The imagery of landfills overflowing with waste is very powerful, as well as that of the extreme weather effects, desertification, wildfires, and displacement caused by accelerating climate change,” they said.

#10 This Awesome Moroccan School Security Guard Wasted No Quarantine Time And Restored, Free Of Charge, These Benches That Were Supposed To End Up In The Trash So That They Can Be Reused This School Year

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#11 Sunnybee, A Farmer’s Market And Store In Chennai, India, Has Begun Wrapping Their Produce In Banana Leaves. Makes Me Glad That My Country Is Thinking Forward Like First World Countries

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#12 This Week I Will Hit My 8000th Bag Of Trash Cleaned Up. I Love My Life, And I Encourage Others To Try This

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The ‘Zero Waste’ subreddit currently has more than 577k members. It’s been around since early 2013 and has since then become one of the main environmentally-friendly subreddits on the site. Reddit’s full of these and you can always find the niche that you’re particularly interested in, whether it’s r/composting, r/Frugal (which we’ve written about recently on Bored Panda), r/minimalism, or others.

The r/ZeroWaste moderators and community members have a lot of great info to share in their wiki. One of these pearls of wisdom is Bea Johnson’s family’s ‘5 R’s’ which help move toward a lower-impact way of life. “REFUSE what you do not need. REDUCE what you do need. REUSE by using reusables. RECYCLE what you cannot refuse, reduce, or reuse. ROT (compost) the rest,” the subreddit explains in their wiki.

#13 Picked Up A Used Cardigan That Turned Out To Look Much Better In The Picture Than In Person, So I Turned It Back To Yarn And Crocheted The Yarn Into A Cat Bed

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#14 Turkish Garbage Collectors Open A Library For All Of The Books Citizens Discard In Their Trash

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#15 My Dad Built A Green House Out Of Piles Of Random Stuff He’s Been Saving In The “You Never Know When It Will Come In Useful” Pile. Old Windows, Bits Of Flooring, Recycled Straightened Nails, And Off Cuts Of Steel Roofing. Only Had To Spend $40 On 8 Large Bolts. So Proud Of Him!

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The subreddit suggests that people move toward a zero waste lifestyle “one small step at a time.” It’s about building a series of healthy and environmentally-friendly habits, so you can’t expect your entire philosophy to change immediately in one go. It’ll take patience, dedication, and you’ll have to overcome quite a few obstacles. Both within yourself and in your social circle.

“Start being more conscientious of what you’re tossing into garbage and recycle bins. Then, identify one thing that you commonly throw away and could easily replace with a reusable item (such as replacing paper coffee cups with a travel mug),” r/ZeroWaste’s mods give newbies a sense of direction.

#16 This Is Completely Out Of Season And I Did It Four Years Ago, But I Work In A Bakery In A Health Food Store And This Is How I Evaded Throwing Away Broken But Otherwise Perfectly Fine Cookies That Didn’t Make The Cut For Platters. Injure Bread Men!

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#17 Old Spice Has Plastic-Free Deodorant

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#18 We Need More Coffee Shops To Do This

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“As you continue making one change after another, you may find yourself considering a home composting setup, buying food in bulk, turning down free samples (and their associated packaging), taking steps to eliminate junk mail, and acquiring other reusable items to replace disposable products. Remember that each of these steps is only as sustainable as your willingness to stick with it long-term,” they explain.

“For example, purchasing reusable silverware for use away from home does no good if you never remember to use it and/or give up on it after a few months. (You might also ask yourself if purchasing a new item is really necessary or if you could instead use something you already own or can get from a friend or secondhand store.)”

According to the mods, when making any decision at all, you should evaluate how convenient something is for you, how expensive it is (not just in terms of money but also in terms of time), and what impact your choice will have on the environment.

#19 As A Truck Driver I Am So Tired Of Seeing Garbage Everywhere Left By Other Drivers. So I Decided To Be The Change That I Wanted To See In The World

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#20 You Can Grow Loofahs (They Are In The Cucumber Family), Dry Them And Use Them To Wash Dishes. 5 Plants Make Enough For About 2 Years In Our House. Fully Biodegradable When They’re Worn Out

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#21 A Library That Rents Cake Pans!

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#22 A Knit A Sweater Made Entirely Of Old /Scrap Yarns I Had Lying Around

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#23 A Few Weeks Back I Put A Box Of Empty Candle Jars Out On My Verge For Giveaway – I Didn’t Want To Throw Them Away – And Today I Found A Lil Box Of Candles In My Doorstep With Some Of The Jars Refilled With Lovely Scented Candles

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#24 Was Told To Post This Here. Saw This On Facebook And Thought It Was A Great Idea

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#25 My Drugstore Just Got A Refill Station For Laundry And Dishwashing Detergent!

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#26 I Built This House Almost Entirely Out Of Dirt And Reclaimed Materials!

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#27 George Kent Using His Own 64oz Nalgene Bottle Instead Of The Single Use Plastic Bottles Provided At The Impeachment Hearing Today

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#28 I Used Bird Seed For My Graduation Pictures Instead Of Glitter/Confetti!

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#29 A Local Soapmaker Sells Miscellaneous / Broken Pieces Of Soap Without Packaging At A Discount. Perfect For Trying Out New Scents!

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#30 Somebody Made Homes For Street Cats To Take Shelter In Out Of Water Jugs

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#31 I Just Finished My Latest Art Made Solely Put Of Recycled Wine Foils

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#32 Our Local Supermarket Makes Juice Out Of Unsold Fruits. Literally Zero Waste

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#33 Bulk Frozen Vegetables In Romania! First Time I’ve Seen Somethibg Like This

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#34 Decorating My New Apartment My Updating The Furniture Left Behind

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#35 My Toilet Has A Built In Sink To Help Reduce Water Waste, Flush Your Toilet With The Water From The Sink

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#36 My Boyfriend Wrote A Paper On How Superworms And Mealworms Can Digest Styrofoam Into Biodegradable Waste At A Fast Rate. We Expanded It Into A Project At School This Year. This Is A Farm That I Started A Week Ago. It’s Simple And Low Maintenance. Please Try It Out!

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#37 My Search For Zero Waste Milk Is Over! Local Milk And I Get $2 When I Return The Bottle!

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#38 “Food In The Nude” Concept In New Zealand Supermarkets Stripped Vegetables And Fruits From Plastic Wrapping And, As A Consequence, The Sale Of Spring Onions, The One Vegetable On Which They Tried The Concept At First, Rose To About 300 Percent

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#39 A Cat Tree I Made A While Ago. Still Doing His Job

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#40 India Is Slowly Moving Away From Plastic Milk Packets To Self- Serve Byo Container Vending Machines For Milk. Accepts Digital Payments Too! When A Country Of More Than A Billion Makes A Small Change, It Has A Greater Impact. It Has Reduced Prices To Discourage Plastic. I’m Proud We’re Trying

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#41 In An Effort To Have Less Water Waste, I Started Keeping This Pitcher On My Counter. Water From Leftover Drinks, Sippy Cups, Ice Cubes, Etc. Gets Dumped In Here And Then I Use It To Water My House Plants

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#42 With An Axe And Two Knives, I Carve Spoons From Freshly Fallen Wood Picked In My Forest. Spoons Are Everyday Tools That Have Been Used Since The Beginning Of Humanity

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#43 My American Boyfriend Says These Aren’t Common, I Had No Idea Because I Have Never Owned A Dryer And Most People In New Zealand Dry Their Clothes On Racks Or Lines

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#44 Diyed A Soap Dish Out Of Unused Takeout Chopsticks, Glue, And Thread

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#45 Sometimes Junk Store Frames Don’t Come With Hanging Hardware. Tin Can Lids Get The Job Done. Learned This Trick From My High School Art Teacher

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#46 It’s Frustrating How Many Tissues I Go Through During Allergy Season, But This Year I’m Prepared. Made Some Reusable Tissues From An Old Duvet Cover

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#47 My Eldest Daughter, 13, Started Doing Embroidery After She Saw Some Videos On Instagram. Yesterday She Surprised Me With This Beautiful Flower That She Stitched Over A Hole In My Favorite Jeans!

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#48 Office Goes Zero Waste And Gave Everyone One Of These

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#49 Can’t Believe A Zero Waste Shop Opened Up Only 15 Minutes From My Rural Village In Scotland!

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#50 Does A Waste Of Space Count?

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#51 I Read That A Lot Of Donated Clothes End Up In Landfills Anyway, So Started Saving Our Old Fabrics/Textiles That Didn’t Seem Nice Enough For Resale. Finally Used Them To Make This Pet Bed!

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#52 Psa: Don’t Buy “Zero Waste” Cutlery Sets. Just Use Cutlery From Home Or Buy Some Second-Hand, And Wrap Them In A Tea Towel Or Cloth Napkin. You Can Even Sew Your Own If You Like!

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#53 A Coconut Repurposed As A Salt Container That Has Been In My Family For Over 20 Years

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#54 Today I Collected 8 Bags Of Garbage From Nature… We Try To Justify Our Ignorance In Front Of Ourselves And We Will Say “It’s Not Mine”, But We Are No Longer Entitled To That Nowadays. Nature Is Our Collective Responsibility, And This Sense Of Responsibility Motivates Me To Clean Up The Forest

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#55 The Paper Didn’t Reach

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#56 I Sell Clothing Online And Finally Mastered Zero Waste Mailers! Made 100% Of Discarded Plastic And Sealed Shut With My Sewing Machine

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#57 A Friend And I Have Started Doing Weekly Trash Walks Around Our Neighborhood In La. This Week We Filled Two Whole Trash Bags Going Less Than Two Blocks. We’re Hoping To Keep Growing Our Little “Club” And Maybe Inspire Some Others To Start One Too!

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#58 My Mom Knows I’m Trying To Reduce My Waste, So For My Birthday She Made Me Homemade Body Soap, A Peeling Bar, Shampoo And Conditioner!

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#59 I Possibly Found The Best Ever Pencils. After Using Them You Can Plant Them In The Soil And Then A Sapling Will Grow From The Green Bottom!

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#60 It’s Not For Everyone, But I Do Get A Lot Of Compliments On My Decorating. My Secret Is That Everything Is Second-Hand, Preferably From Curbs And Dumpsters (Including Cats)

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#61 Got Permission To Share This Ladies Amazing Work! A Mat Made Of Hoses!

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#62 Today I Retired My 13 Year Old Cardboard Box

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#63 When You Forget Your Reusable Bag But Remember To Bring Your Wife

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#64 I Work At A Hospital Where Employees Eat Everyday With Plastic Utensils. My Solution: Fork And Spoon In An Old Pencil Case

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#65 Finally Striving Towards A Zero Waste Period

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#66 I Used The Traditional Japanese Art Of Kintsugi To Repair My Cracked Toilet Seat Instead Of Throwing It Away

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#67 Using Old Liquor Bottles To Serve Water At Restaurants

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#68 Made Some Shorts, A Bucket Hat And A Bag All From One Old Jacket

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#69 I Convinced My Friend To Not Throw Away His Old Fencing And Let Me Build Him Garden Boxes. How Do You Think They Came Out?

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#70 A Plastic-Free Store In Slovenia

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#71 So Someone On My Street Put Two Twin Bed Frames On The Curb. I Made One Into A Trellis

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#72 My Friend Was Going To Throw Away A Torn Sheet, So I Rescued It, Made It Into “Yarn,” And Crocheted Myself A Basket! I Added A Bit Of Color With Rags Pilfered From My Mom’s Bin. I’m So Happy With How It Turned Out

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#73 Repurposed This Bear For Dish Duty

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#74 I Make As Many Of My Daughter’s Toys As I Can, W/ Salvaged Bits As Often As Possible. I Made This Kitchen Set Out Of Old Cardboard Boxes, Bottle Caps, And Cds That I Scrounged From The Trash At Work. I Then Decorated It W/Paper

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#75 Found My Dad’s Unused 1982 Planner Yesterday. And The Days Of The Week Line Up With 2021!

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#76 My Wife Put Giant Googly Eyes On Our Trash Can As A Joke. But It’s Actually Working For Our Zero Waste Goals. Now I Feel Shame Every Time I Toss Something, It Looks Horrified!

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#77 Made My Own Celery Salt By Drying Out Celery Leaves I Would Have Otherwise Thrown Out, Crushing Them, And Adding Salt! Tastes Wayyyyy Better Than The Store Bought Kind, And I’m Using All Of The Celery!

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#78 My Local Dump Has A Thrift Store In It So That Not Everything Goes To The Landfill

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#79 Up Marketed This $5 Chair With My Mum Instead Of Buying New

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#80 Made A Lamp For My Desk Out Of An Old Camera, A Broken Lamp And Some Driftwood I Found

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#81 Our Brand New Bed Broke. I Salvaged The Wood, And Turned It Into A Planter

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#82 Been Buying Whole Chickens Instead Of Individual Cuts And Whole Veggies Instead Of Precut And Bagged Ones. Saved The Bones/Scraps For 3 Months In The Freezer And Decided To Make Chicken Stock!

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#83 My Local Shop Just Introduced A Refillable Oat Milk Station – I’m Very Pleased

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#84 I’m In College And Got This Foldable Cup As A Replacement For Those Classic Red Solo Cups! Yes, It Was A New Purchase, But It’s Helped Me Divert So Much Waste And Also Made My Friends Think More Consciously About Theirs!

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#85 First Time Reusing Food Scraps To Make A Broth!

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#86 I Made Candles From The Old Unusable Wax In The Bottom Of Store-Bought Candles! They Have… Personality

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#87 Dumpster Diving

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#88 The New Supermarket Near Me Has Frozen Prepared Foods In Bulk

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#89 Beer Made From Leftover Strawberries That The Supermarket Rejects

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#90 I Needed A Travel Pill Container For A Big Trip. Rather Than Buying One, I Made One Out Of An Old Altoids Tin And An Old Plastic Membership Card

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#91 From Ruined Jeans To An Area Rug

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#92 Found This Deflated Balloon On A Hike, So I Used It To Wrap My Best Friend’s Birthday Present

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#93 Man, Screw Paper Towels

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#94 Couldn’t Get Rid Of This Ugly Stain Right In The Middle Of The Shirt, Used Some Old Die To Make A Cool Patchy Shirt Instead!

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#95 Just Discovered A Shop In Atlanta, Ga, That Allows You To Bring In Your Old Candle Jar And Get A Refill For 1/2 Price!

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#96 My School Gave This To Every New Student So We Wouldn’t Use Disposable Cups. I Graduated In ‘96, And It’s Been My Work Water Cup Ever Since

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#97 Colgate Have Released A Recyclable Toothpaste, Both Tube And Packaging! (UK)

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#98 I Had A Pair Of Pants That Were Far Too Long So I Cut Off The Bottoms And Turned Them Into A Crop Top And A Mask, Matching My New Culottes!

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#99 Today I Found Out That You Can Reuse Those Little Plastic Thingies From Olive Oil Containers As Barista Gadgets For Alcohol Bottles

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#100 I Took A Friend’s Thesis Poster That Was Printed On Fabric And Turned It Into A Weekender Bag He Can Use

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#101 Mango With Label Stamped Into It Instead Of Having A Sticker

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#102 Family Thinks I’m Frugal, I Just Like To Think I’m Helping The Environment. Saving Money Is A Plus Too. Any Time I Get Sealed Air Bags I Make A Slit On One Side To Put My Hand Through And Pick Up My Puppy’s Waste. I Do This For Almost All/Any Packaging I Receive…anything At My Disposal!

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#103 I’m Sure This Is Not New But It Blew My Mind A Bit

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#104 Love Seeing Restaurants Encouraging Their Patrons To Go Zero Waste!

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#105 Getting There With My Zero Waste Kitchen

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#106 My Local Kroger Finally Carries Cherry Tomatoes In A Recyclable Package! (Bonus That They’re From A Local Farm Devoted To Sustainable Practices!)

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#107 I Use Panty Hose Filled With Husky Fur To Deter Rabbits From Snacking In My Garden. No Chemicals, Much Less Chicken Wire, And I Don’t Have To Keep Buying New Plants

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#108 My Sister Used Her Old School Notes To Wrap Her Gifts This Year

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#109 My Aunt Requested Crocheted Face Scrubbies To Replace Cotton Pads/Balls. She Asked For 24 So I Put Them In A Repurposed Candle Container

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#110 I’ve Got Nothing But Cloth, Thread, And Time. Free Hand-Sewn Makeup Remover Pads, Just Pm Me!

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#111 Restored These Thrifted, Super Old Dr. Martens For A Present

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#112 Learnt To Weave To Make 100% Biodegradable Bags, Made From Flax (Native New Zealand Plant)

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#113 Started Taking My Nail Polish Off With A Shirt That Had Icky Armpits Instead Of Cotton Balls. Looks Kinda Cool Now!

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#114 Who Says Philly Doesn’t Know How To Recycle?

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#115 Was Going To Buy A Rug But Tried Making One Instead After Seeing Some On This Sub. Used Old Fabrics+clothes+fringe I Had Lying Around

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#116 A Roll Of “Un-Paper” Towels I Made For Our Kitchen

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