The two-sided Flip Loofah Sponge, for example, is made from cellulose (a plant-based fiber) on one side, natural loofah on the other and completely decomposes. Although I wish it were slightly smaller for my tiny hands to handle, I have to say it's so durable that it won't fall apart no matter how hard you scrub that pot. And the less sponges you go through, the better it is for your pocket and the environment.
This week, four of you will win two Flip Loofah Sponges. Just leave a comment below about how you're trying to live a greener life and the winners will be randomly chosen Thursday night!
CONGRATULATIONS: Sugarlens, April, Anonymous and Kathy Sykes are this week's winners!
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We use cloth diapers, cloth napkins and try to recycle everything that is recyclable.
ReplyDeleteGreat Giveaway!
WooHoo! Go Greenies!
ReplyDeleteHubby and I buy all organic foods, we have a huge ass garden, we have a compost, and we raise chickens for our very own organic eggs. We also buy organic products for the house and for our personal items. We are so close to being tree-huggers it's not even funny! LOL
Happy Monday!
Okay, just reading Jessica and Allyson, I don't think I should be considered for this giveaway. LOL Cloth diapers? Umm, no thanks. I think it's GREAT when others do though. And everything Allyson rattled off is WAY beyond my comprehension. We tried recycling in the house, but we realized we have zero room to put the recycling bags. They just got in the way. So I took that service off our trash list and consolidated to one bag that we throw everything in and then sort it at the recycling bins four miles away. We don't litter though. Does that count?
ReplyDeleteHappy Monday.
I hope you're feeling better.
I was wondering where the Give- Away was.
ReplyDeleteI live greener by ....ummm by using my own mug to drink tea and hot chocolate in the mornings instead of a paper cup. Also, I recycle my newspaper!
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Now can I Have my sponge.
Those look really cool! About a year ago, I quit using disposable plates and cups and cut back on paper towell use by using a cloth distowell. I also started carpooling to meetings to save on fuel!
ReplyDeletewe try to be eco conscious as well. Would love to try these, I haven't had much luck finding eco friendly sponges yet.
ReplyDeleteAwesome sponges!
ReplyDeleteI'm not one of those that believes climate change is caused by people, I do believe very strongly that we need to take care of the planet.
I try to reuse everything I can. I'll reuse Ziploc bags if they didn't have meat or anything in them. I'll use newspaper for gift wrap, etc. And I have made the switch to using my own cloth grocery bags.
The 3 Rs- reduce, reuse, and recycle! We recycle EVERYTHING, I shop a lot at consignment sales for things for my daughter, and also reduce the amount of packaging we use. So simple, but I'm really committed to doing that part right and adding in other eco-friendly ideas as we go.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI am very good at turning off TV when I am not watching, putting the laptop on standby when I am away, and trying to repurpose everything.
Our family is recycling more and eating more local produce!
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hmmm, great question...how am I trying to be greener?? Well I recycle almost everything and am making my way to use more organic foods and products.
ReplyDeleteSmooches,
Sassy Chica
I'm making things greener by not cutting my grass which is now about knee high...
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Trying to recycle on a regular basis. I would like to try those.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking sponges!
ReplyDeleteI'm obsessed with turning off the lights and not running the water lately. My daughter starts to throw something away and immediately I start trying to think of ways to recycle. I think it is a sign of age :o)
Eeeee! Thank you!
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