How to Recycle or Reuse Anything
Easy ways to create less waste and make your life more earth-friendly, every day.
What Can You Recycle
Not everything is destined for the recycling bin. Get a crash course on what you should and shouldn't toss.
Turn Clutter Into Storage and Decor Solutions
How to refresh a room using boxes, jars, and other household items.
10 Smart Uses for Old Plastic Bags
Grocery bags seem to multiply like Tribbles―so you need new ways to reuse them.
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10 Ways to Rethink Household Items
Common objects do double-duty around the house with these clever new uses.
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How Eco-Savvy Are You?
Answer these simple questions to test your green smarts.
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Recycling Pointers
This week's project: Conquer Clutter in the Garage
No room to park the car? Use this handy guide to restore order and make room for boxes, sports equipment, and more.
- Assess the clutter. Start by creating three categories: keep, donate, and toss. As you go through the items, assign each one to a category. If
you rarely use a piece, it’s probably a good candidate for the donate or toss pile.
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- Donate or toss. Contact local charities and arrange for a pickup of items to be donated; put the toss items out with the trash or recycling.
- Edit the keep pile. Sort the items you’re keeping into new categories, such as sporting equipment, power tools, etc. Assign each category a location: Sporting equipment, for example, might go in a wall cabinet or a bin in a corner; power tools might be hung on a system of hooks on a large piece of Peg-Board.
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