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14 Zero Waste Swaps that CHANGED MY LIFE (worth the money, time, and effort!) PT 1

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#savesoil Comment from : cresentiae

1 Shampoo & Conditioner Barsbr2 Castile Soap Barsbr3 Baking Sodabr4 DIY Goo Gone (takes off sticky residue like glue on jars)br5 Compostingbr6 Sisal Bristle Brush (store on soap stand)br7 Soap Standbr8 Reusable Water Bottlebr9 DIY All-Purpose Cleanerbr10 Safety Razorbr11 Rags, Home/Body/Face Towelsbr12 Shade-Grown Coffee Beansbr13 French Press/Reusable Coffee Makerbr14 Plant-Based Diet/Meals Comment from : Uria Park

<3 Love this Comment from : Darcie OGrady

Which shampoo and conditioner bars do you use? I think we have similar a hairtype and I’m wanting to find some Comment from : m m

Just the sponsor plug clip itself is worth viewing this video! Comment from : Knarf Stein

Great video I already do almost all of these things but have been scared of the razor switch I love my Venus BUTTT Thanks to you, I'm gonna try the safety razor now! Wish me luck Comment from : 7DrunkenMermaids

If wish I could find a swap vid that doesnt have a long intro I want to share to educate and people scroll If intro too long Love your suggestions but what swapping for what ? Comment from : carol young

Can you do a Zero Waste Piece on not throwing away energy from a workout? I designed and built this pedal power bike generator power system , maybe I could ship one to you youtube/JygxNvr43TQ Thanks Bradley Whaley Electrical Engineer Comment from : bicyclegenerator

usually i don't like ads but your squarespace segment is perfection i love your channel & content so much keep makin it Comment from : Aubrie T

I started using a safety razor 2 or so years ago that I got under £5 and it saved me a crap ton of money Also, silicon tea infusers are great for health reasons, soap bar saver bags are useful when you're in the shower and travel cutlery/coffee cup/water bottles that are foldable or compact are great for your bag that is on the smallish side Comment from : GeekChic87

I like how you have to have a tech company sponsor you because the environmentally friendly company doesn't want you giving people tips on how to buy less from them🙃 Comment from : KAW

Hi you should do a video about Ecosia they are a search engine that plants tress Comment from : Aaron Oneal

you should make a video talking about what things are better done like our grandparents and which are better modern that would be awesome!!!!!!!! Comment from : Sheyla O

I just discovered your channel and really love it Thanks for being vegan! Comment from : Chris Lindstrom Day

Why paper towels wash with water eww gross 🤮 Comment from : bushrasew

I changed the milk from my morning oatmeal to oat milk and maaaan😮😮😮😮 It tastes so much better!! Comment from : Miaik -

Can you give us tea drinkers some tips on what teas are responsibly grown and marketed? Comment from : Dana Rzechula

Clean people dried laundry soap sheets in a cardboard box is my favorite!! No plastic decreases shipping costs tremendously and it really cleans my clothes great! Comment from : Dana Rzechula

Way too long intro Comment from : Suzanne Seale

Ahahaha you would love le Savon de Marseille, especially Marius Fabre 😉 Google it, you’ll want to eat it ! Comment from : Hélène Antunes

Natural sea sponges are so good for dishes I guess technically not vegan but I believe the sponging industry is better than others haha Comment from : Wellness With Sammi

Everyone in my neck of the woods pronounces sisal "sigh-sal" :)brbrMy problem with safety razors: I hate having to shave so slllllloooooowly I tried for months and I found I could never get the hang of using it quickly I don't want to spend 30 minutes instead of 5 shaving my legs I feel really guilty about it but I got tired of nicking myself and spending so much time Comment from : Naomi Eaton

Percolators and Moka pots are different Moka pots create pressure and force water through the finely ground coffee, percolators are drip coffee Comment from : Emily VanWinkle

44 people: nahhh f*ck the planet and my economy Comment from : Ari Meléndez

my favorite hot and cold mug is my yeti Comment from : Jessica Castillo

Also consider swapping conventionally grown meat/dairy/eggs for pasture raised animal products grown with a regenerative agriculture model, preferably from a local farm Animals can also sequester large amounts of carbon back into the soil if they are managed correctly! 🙂 Plus, pastured meat & dairy is much healthier for you Comment from : Elise Spacek

317mins before we got started! You nearly lost me Comment from : Chrissy Kelly

I really want to start composting, but I’m so nervous about buying a kitchen bin (apartment) and it not trapping the smell, so it’s be a waste of a purchase I have a drop-off at my university, so that’s taken care of Comment from : Caidalee

OMG you so look like Troian Bellisario!! 😲 she could be your twin, honestly Comment from : Sophie Eberl

Spencer Hastings married Toby and turned into a hippie… Comment from : • GirlOnFire •

Love this, thank you for going so into detail for everything! However, Amazon is a super unethical and not sustainable company They are so exploitative that people have dropped dead in their warehouses due to lack of breaks, water, and air conditioning Would love to see zero wasters stop recommending to purchase items from them Just something to think about! Comment from : Morgan

Very useful tips! Do you think we can completely reduce our waste production? #Livetree #Fairweb #recycling #zerowaste Comment from : Livetree

Talking about soap standsI just found out about this idea to but shampoo bars and other soaps in these bags!! So you can just use them trough them and hang them to dry Here is a link to see what they look like: wwwdermosilfi/hiustenhoito/muut/tarvikkeet/9775-saippuapussi Definetly something i will make for myself in the future :) Comment from : Tiia Laine

I tried making my own liquid dish soap using the liquid castille soap and I found that it did not clean off oils/grease well, and it would take a lot more soap to clean the dishes than a conventional dish soap Have you had that issue just using the castille soap bar to do the dishes? Comment from : Daniela Sciulli

You remind me of Ellbat so much! I don’t know why! Love you both Comment from : Kitty On The Road

I'm confused about something Doesnt all country have an organic reciclyng trash can? In my country, in most of the city, U just throw all the organic in one bin (wet trash), the "dry waste" in another bin(landfield), plastic bin, glass, paper and aluminium That organic waste can either become fertilizer or fuel I dont get why people "stress" so much about composting, do you have other rules in your country? (btw we do compost any way becaouse we actually have a garden to fertilize) Comment from : Eka Deyla

The reuseable water bottle is harder for me because it is hard to get clean water if it isn’t in plastic bottles Comment from : HOLLYWOOD TRE

I feel sad since im 19 hours away from my home for 3 months and cant drop my compost off But we bulk compost at my family's house of 5 Comment from : Claire Alexander

For a second I thought you were Spencer Comment from : Sasha

Composting needs to be talked about more!!! Thank you! Comment from : mtremback3

17:35 - "not necessary biologically we don't need it to survive" I know you said it about coffee, but tbh it can be applied to life in general There are things you need for your mental well being, so I'm not really counting that But there are other things - like do i really need this plastic straw today? Do i really need all these facial products (make up & face care)? Do I need multiple phone cases and bags/purses? brJust simple questions/thoughts for day to day Comment from : twilightmoon311

I love that you mentioned that even some plant based meals are helpful One is better than none imho Comment from : Chronically Witty

Since the 2020 craziness and the panic buying of paper products, I started reserving my paper towel use for "hairball" incidents and moving to washcloths for general upkeep cleaning I have also moved to using a foaming soap dispenser for handwashing since making foaming liquid soap just needs a foaming dispenser and watered down thicker liquid soaps Foaming soap has been great in my home since it covers the hands easier while not stripping as many natural oils from my skin It also takes far less water to rinse off and I can stretch my liquid soap supply Thanks for the soap stand demo I'll give that a shot :) And baking soda and distilled vinegar are two of the diy house cleaning gods everyone should have handy for tough situations Comment from : Jillian Bailey

I buy baking soda in 12 lb bags at Walmart because I use it for everything from cleaning to deodorizing my kitchen sink As for cleaning rags buy cloth diapers at walmart They are cheap and last a long time Being cotton they are compostable so when they wear out you just put them in the bin You can also use them to strain everything from homemade broth to yogurt cheese Comment from : loren stribling

19 ads, this channel is NOT about waste reduction Comment from : Pleochroic Rainfall

Dude You're like my spirit chick I love the compost bit of your video! Thank you 😊❤ Comment from : Sarah DeBreto

This is super cool! Thanks for this information! I will look into getting these products! Comment from : Lauren Stich

I'm sorry, "ka-steel" soap, it's from Latin Comment from : CandleAshes

Some of us literally need coffee to survive because of our intracranial hypotension Thanks for the info Comment from : Klara Višnjić

Thank you for being realistic about veganism As someone who is severely allergic to soy and tree nuts and prone to anemia, I've never been able to go vegan without, you know, coming close to death, and have been shamed by a lot of vegans because of it, all of whom suggested a ton of pills to supplement Its super refreshing to find a vegan who is more realistic about sustainability for people like me Comment from : Lord Mandy

Me: TWENTY MINUTES of this stuff? There's no way I'll last the whole videobrAt the end of the video: Wait It's already done? Thank goodness there's more bclicks on video two/b Comment from : Keeley

Oh I’ve seen your safety razor video! Comment from : Tatiana

I’ve been thinking of composting, thank you I’ll do it Comment from : Tatiana

Would corn chips count in a plant based diet? Comment from : Skymouth

Arbor Day Foundation sells shade grown coffee beans! They are local to me, and I never knew how important that distinction was until I saw this video thanks! Comment from : Martha Spangler

In switzerland almost every household composts it‘s like the most normal thing, even the local authorities provide green collection I live in an apartment and every other week a truck comes and collects the compost from the neighborhood Comment from : Melissa Joya

Random thought about your potty training tshirts, maybe layering and sewing the edges would make it more absorbent 🧽 Comment from : Mikayla Rickard

im so happy to say that blueland FOAMING HAND SOAPS are also able to be used in an upcycled foaming hand soap bottle!! We use old bath and body works soap pumps we were gifted when we moved into our apartment and refilled with their tablets ever since Never going back! Comment from : Kale

PonderingDr Bronnerthey say that their palm oil comes from Ghana and not destroying any rainforest etc I've read that no palm oil is sustainable and those that are certified sustainable have been conned Can one use Dr Bronner because they use palm oil? Does anyone have any insight into which palm oil we can trust as being sustainable? Comment from : JS

You should make a video on all the diff ways you use Castile soap Comment from : Annika

instead of soap stands, I cut up the bars with a knife or soap cutter, and put the pieces in a reusable stainless steel bottles with hot water That way you can portion out the bars and make them last several months! Comment from : Melody

You can use bronners as a multipurpose cleaner and to mop floors! Comment from : Kylee Ferguson

Christina, Christina, Christina what do you think of e-cloths You supposedly don't need any chemicals or cleaners What do you think? Luv karyann Comment from : Karyann

You talk so much Comment from : Sabrina Kopke

I don't know if anyone's mentioned this but if you have a marble or natural stone countertop, don't use anything acidic to clean it So no vinegar, lemon/orange juice, etc, as it'll eat away at the stone xx Comment from : Nic

I live in Mexico and there is a proyect call "hagamos composta", it's a company that recollects your organic waste and turns it into compost brSadly it hasn't gotten to my city yet 😭 Comment from : Laura Cerda

18:50 THANK YOU for being realistic with veganism I mentioned on a zero waste page that I'm not quite fully vegan yet but I eat as many vegetarian meals as I can and I don't support the dairy industry and a ton of perfectionist aggressive vegans started attacking me for not doing enough and being a carnist because I'm not fully vegan and that I must support animal abuse because I'm not fully vegan and when I tried to tell them that I'm in a situation that I can't be fully vegan (yet) and that my doctor has recommended I don't go vegan because my personal body can't support full veganism they told me I was just making excuses for animal abuse Perfectionist vegans 100 perpetrate the idea that you can only be low waste if you're privileged and they are gatekeep and prevent so many people from doing what they can to the extent that it's possible for them to Comment from : Mrz Hyde

For french viewers, the wooden bristle brush for washing the dishes is often available in biocoop or local zero waste shops (In Toulouse : ceci & cela, ô local bio for example) for around 2€ ! They're great, last for around 4 to 5 months, and do not scratch pans 👌brbrPour les français, la brosse en bois pour laver la vaisselle est souvent disponible en biocoop ou dans des magasins zéro déchet locaux (A Toulouse : ceci & cela, ô local bio par exemple) pour environ 2€ ! Elles sont super, durent entre 4 et 5 mois, et ne rayent pas les poêles 👌 Comment from : Clémence

Your ad read was awesome I was laughing at how different you switched it up from explaining your lifestyle to explaining your sponsor Comment from : Alex Reitan

can save on making labels by using a wet erase pen / marking crayon to label jars! Comment from : bigbluedog0

I love your personality so much Comment from : hayankitty

You convinced me to start composting! :)) Comment from : Gaby

All tattooed, all with ugly nose ringsall PRETEND they are "individuals" You are not You are all BORING! All PRETEND they are fancy "content creators" You are NOT It`s only bla bla bla i am hearingah and all the same boring elevator background music Go to your UN-social media and get new ""friends"" Comment from : Tullys Wilderness

To anyone who wants to try to use a safety razor but is afraid, it's valid But they are not as difficult to use as they seem to be, if you take the time to read the instructions that come with it (or on the internet) Also, a light touch and time are key: put the razor at a 45 degree angle on your skin and lightly pull it upwards (or downwards or side-to-side, however you are used to do it); you will find how much pressure works best for you quite fast Shaving when you are in a rush is not a good idea when you are still new to a SR; take your time so you can avoid cutting yourself or having to leave 1/2 a leg not shaved - but especially to avoid cuts!brI'm very clumsy and I used 5 or 6 blade men razors and still cut myself way too often (I even skinned myself once and I still have the scar ) I have never truly cut myself with a SR, a few 1/4 inches cuts is the worst I've managed to do brI'm not sponsored but I absolutely LOVE safety razors I also don't understand the appeal of a plastic razor that one has to throw away after a few utilisations Anyway, my advice is to just give it a try! Comment from : Just Another Creative(-ish) Human

What you described for your little kitchen towels cut from a bath towel is what we use for bidet towels I cut them just a tad larger than a square of tp and they work great Sewing all the edges ended up being a much bigger project than i anticipated tho 🙈 Comment from : supernova622

Yeah eatable soap that you can clean withbillionaire! Lol just found ya sis! Your the Nana!! Comment from : Lisa Rincon

please do a safety razor comparison! Comment from : Allysa :)

Not sure about non-profits that do composting, but there are composting subscription services I'm pretty sure! Comment from : Allysa :)

It it just me who finds her adorable? :) sorry,I get distracted easily Comment from : Myke Soon

The safety razor got me and a friend into them so please never take it down! It was so helpful Comment from : Sydney Morgan

Savon de Marseille soap is fantastic for loads of uses Just like Dr Bronner soap You can use it for getting stains out of clothes, kitchen soap, body soap, etc Comment from : t me

With your castile soap bars for cleaning and washing, how do you use it for washing laundry? Do you grate the bar or slice it up? Comment from : Ally

Eucalyptus oil is a great sticky remover Comment from : Ally

We love your love for our bars! :) Sending love from team Morrocco Method! Comment from : Morrocco Method Intl

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