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Drape it over the edge of the bath and let it dry then reuse it. .Success! I found recycled bog roll in Waitrose.
Drape it over the edge of the bath and let it dry then reuse it. .Success! I found recycled bog roll in Waitrose.
Make sure you hang it the correct way and use it sparingly.Success! I found recycled bog roll in Waitrose.
Same here, despite being almost all LEDs, I still switch 'em off.I find myself switching off lights all over the place as Mrs tag appears to put them on unnecessarily ( in my humble opinion ) and then never ever realises she has left them on
Success! I found recycled bog roll in Waitrose.
Switching off standby stuff as been the big thing for me, the TV, the DVR, the Blu-Ray and the Sky box are now all on a single strip plugged into a smart switch that turns them all off at midnight and back on again in the middle of the afternoon (mornings at weekends)Same here, despite being almost all LEDs, I still switch 'em off.
Several bits of electronics that were usually left on standby have also been disconnected ...
Now to try and teach housemates to turn the laptop / radio / TV off when they are not actively using the output from said devices, especially the TV.
I've almost given up on trying to get them to recycle ... they just "bin" everything, without much attempt at separation. Can't even but the banana peel in the composting bin, never mind wash out pop bottles, which is very frustrating.
Coincidentally I did similar one my walk to the shops at lunchtime, although I used the contents of the discarded receptacle to water a patch of grass.Came back from Brighton on the train , and someone had left a half full bottle of still water on one of the tables.
So I watered some of the rather dry station planters and put the plastic bottle in the station mixed recycling bag. Feeling virtuous.
You probably had a dad like mine!Turning lights off when leaving a room is something I've done since I was a kid, weird how some people don't do it.
But how do you dry your hands?I never use the hand dryers in pubic or work toilets. I just shake dry.
Turning lights off when leaving a room is something I've done since I was a kid, weird how some people don't do it.
A person on radio 4 this morning said her geeky husband calculated it costs £25 per annum to keep the microwave on standby.
I draw my own cards, have done for years. I use old whatever cardboard that'd otherwise get put in the recycling bin.Not so much things I've done (although this was a card I bought), but small environmental efforts I've come across recently. A card without cellophane wrapping, but just a paper closure instead, and free coffee grounds for the garden offered by a cafe (my garden is paved & only pots, so I didn't take any).
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I draw my own cards, have done for years. I use old whatever cardboard that'd otherwise get put in the recycling bin.
Love a handmade card.I draw my own cards, have done for years. I use old whatever cardboard that'd otherwise get put in the recycling bin.
They tend to be familial in-jokes, so would be a bit lost on here.Pics?
That didn't work very well in China.Ive been vegetarian for 38 years, unfortunately it has not stopped the world from being terminally fucked.
There is only one way to avoid destruction of the eco system and that is population control.
Indeed it hasnt been achieved anywhere, perhaps we will end up doing it inadvertantly, but probably not before taking a large chunk of the living world down firstThat didn't work very well in China.
The Vatican has a very low official birthrate.Indeed it hasnt been achieved anywhere,