DISQUS

Hilary · 1 year ago

I...um...*embarrassed*
I switched to "alternative" menstrual products about 3 months ago. And I love them! But it's not exactly the most "yell-this-off-of-a-mountaintop" topic, ya know?
~~~Hilary~~~
holdesweib AT gmail DOT com

Dionna · 1 year ago

I have not been very green but I did just purchase some of these sacks! I'm giving a few to my motherinlaw for mother's day - so I only kept a couple. Would absolutely LOVE more so I can not use any plastic sacks at all!

Carmen · 1 year ago

We fanatically recycle, compost and try to walk or bike places as much as we can. If we do drive, we turn off the car at long stoplights. We only turn on lights in the room we're currently in. We grow a lot of our own food, using collected rainwater to water the garden and indoor plants. We try to do little things that will make a difference.

Thanks for the giveaway!

Carmen · 1 year ago

Hmm...my email address didn't show up on the last comment. It's cerevisiae (at) gmail (dot) com

Shalee · 1 year ago

I did a whole post on our green-ness. http://shalees.blogspot.com/2008/04/green-aroun...

We're doing our part around here!

jen · 1 year ago

We have been trying to embrace our green-ness in the Loving family. Hopefully we'll continue to do more and more! We've stopped buying plastic toys and moved into natural organic materials for our playthings. We also reconstruct our clothes into cool things to reduce the amount of excess materials we consume/throw away. We only used reusable bags for shopping now and have just started a compost in our yard. Being green is totally contagious and we've found that kids love it!

AdventureInBabywearing · 1 year ago

I should like to win this most fabulous prize! Our latest green change is getting serious about using my fun and funky cloth napkins again instead of paper towels!

Steph

M.A. · 1 year ago

Not using water bottles anymore!! A big step!!

Playful Professional · 1 year ago

I've started reusing my cracker and cereal boxes for shipping things and storing things rather than throwing them away!!

Melissa · 1 year ago

We joined a CSA last year, which was our first step on this journey. Switched over to reusable bags--I love your giveaway, I'd love to have more!

My next step is to make some cotton produce bags so that I stop depending so much on the store plastic bags.

oh amanda · 1 year ago

I only use natural products on my body.
And I'm stocking up on cloth bags so I can stop using so many plastic ones!

Rach · 1 year ago

I have started small, and don't buy individual packaged snacks for the kids... much less waste.

Ursula · 1 year ago

I am a die-hard Freecycler! Get it, Give it, everything!

Liz · 1 year ago

I changed over all my lightbulbs. I knew I had to do it when my 20 yr old sister offered to buy me the lightbulbs for Christmas. I've also taken to unplugging the toaster and microwave when I'm not using them. Which works well most of the time except for when you forget to plug them in and set something to defrost...

Shauna · 1 year ago

These bags are so much nicer looking than most that I've seen! I'm trying to buy more locally grown produce and might buy a CSA share.

Keara · 1 year ago

Those look so nice! We recycle, turn lights off, have energy star appliances and fans and I am about to cloth diaper my youngest!

4 Little men · 1 year ago

Oh those are too cool! I've been bringing my 'paper' bags back into the store to use again... so these would be PERFECT. :)

Brittany

Christina W. · 1 year ago

As a mom of two little ones, I've been "green"ing all over the place! (Mostly by only being able to shower two or three times a week, and never for longer than 6 minutes!)

Nicole · 1 year ago

I am trying not to buy much and doing my best to make the things I do buy last as long as possible. I have gone as far as sewing up holes in my shoes - which got me a couple of comments about "taking the broke student thing way too far," but I actually could afford new ones. I just don't like throwing things away.

P.S. Hilary, you're not the only one.

Heather A · 1 year ago

No more plastic bags!!!! :) I actually took the last of my stockpile from shopping today and dropped them off to be recycled! Now I need some bags! And these are much cuter than the local ones!

Kimberly · 1 year ago

I re-use all boxes I can for shipping things out. We reuse any plastic bags we might aquire and/or return them to the store for them to re-use. Walk instead of using the car whenever possible. Recyle. When I am done with a book or a magazine I pass it along to someone else so they don't need to purchase another copy which would waste me trees and fill up our landfills. We no longer use bottled water. I try and buy "green" products. We replaced our light bulbs to be energy efficient ones. We turn off electricity as often as we can. We keep the thermostat down low. And a bunch of other things.

jen smith · 1 year ago

we are thinking of puttinig in solar panels. those sacks are great.

Susanne · 1 year ago

I love these! We've stopped putting our recyclable cans, bottles, etc. in plastic bags...we go straight to the recycle bin with them.

Stacy · 1 year ago

We have joined a CSA this year. When my little guy is bigger I want to take him to the farm so he sees where his food comes from.

Awesome Mom · 1 year ago

We are moving next month and will have a real back yard for the first time. I plan on having a nice garden filled with organically grown vegetables. I am also trying to get a nice collection of reusable bags so that I don't have to use as many plastic bags.

Greenstylemom · 1 year ago

We have made lots of green changes in our home. As soon as it is a bit warmer, we are going to do some worm composting.

Kara · 1 year ago

I love all your blogs. Cool bags, too, would love to use the shen I go to the store:). Your dad turned me on to your blog and Carringtons and I love to read about Charlie's progress, just love to read about the family. I hope I win!!!P.S. I work for Joy if you were not sure who I am:)

kristen · 1 year ago

We use thermoses to bring coffee to work. We also only use travel mugs, not paper.

Ashlee - Mama's Nest · 1 year ago

Hey look! Gimme, gimme! I tried switching to recycled toilet paper but my husband isn't having it. In lieu of that I am thinking of composting our human waste. For real, they have some sweeet poop buckets out there. Ok, on a serious note, I think our biggest change, while not so crafty has been going green to clean. I used to lurve me some toxic chemicals.

Rhi · 1 year ago

I am a fanatic recycler. So, there is that. But, I am also fanatic about taking all the free bath products my suitcase will carry when I travel. And, then, never ever using them. So, I have started using those damn mini toiletries instead of buying giant bottles of shampoo and conditioner. Go ME!

Claire · 1 year ago

I've wanted to start using reusable bags like these but haven't, yet. These would inspire me! We shop thrift shops for clothing instead of buying new.

ChristiS · 1 year ago

This is awesome! My husband just purchased some reusable bags from our grocery store. We have always reused our grocery bags, but this way we don't have to keep storing them! Thanks for sharing, and please stop by my giveaway too!

Sarah K · 1 year ago

Please add my name to the hat. We have started using reusable grocery bags and have switched all of our lightbulbs.

Amanda · 1 year ago

My husband and I switched to using cloth towels and napkins instead of the paper version. We have noticed a big difference in our trash output and our grocery bill as well.

Mel · 1 year ago

If going green means carrying something so cute then count me in...anything for my environment!

tami lewis · 1 year ago

i want these so much!!!!!
we have made lots of changes in going green but one that i will mention is that we put up a clothes line instead of using a dryer :)

Lisa- Domestic Accident · 1 year ago

I think it's so great how many people are doing green giveaways. Those bags are awesome.

Lisa · 1 year ago

It's great that there are so many green giveaways this time!

The newest thing I have done to be green is buying most or all of my makeup from everydayminerals.com they are a great company and they aren't far from me so less waste with shipping.

sharla · 1 year ago

Well let's see..we switched our lightbulbs, I make all the baby food, we recycle all cans and paper waste.

I would love those bags!

Lissete · 1 year ago

I can so use some re-usable bags! Not only do we recycle EVERYTHING, we also changed out most of our light bulbs. I also am playing around with all the new "green" products out there to find the perfect fit for us.

Jenny B (aka Mother Hen) · 1 year ago

I've started crocheting grocery bags. It'll take quite a few, we have a large family.
Please enter me in your giveaway.

Deanne · 1 year ago

I've been thinking about going 'green' with grocery bags. These would be the perfect way to, um, segway into them!

naturalpaths · 1 year ago

I have been trying to really step up our recycling/reuse efforts lately. My dh is so bad about throwing things in the trash that can go in the recycling bins - I dig the stuff out of the trash and put it in the bins!

Alana · 1 year ago

I am wiping my bottom with recycled toilet paper and gave up paper towels and napkins.

Mama Zen · 1 year ago

Growing my own vegetables!

Stephanie · 1 year ago

I started to read labels on cleaners and was completely freaked out by the toilet bowl cleaner cautions....So I bought the powder kind of toilet bowl cleaner - but then the powder started frolicking in the air and coming at me like a vapor cloud - so I got scared. I am trying to go green and have recently bought Clorox Green cleaners. I am too cheap to throw the others out - so I am still trying to use them up.

Broad Horizons · 1 year ago

Among other things we use cloth napkins, rags instead of paper towels, and wipes instead of TP (for the kids and me).

Lesha · 1 year ago

I plan on chucking most of my hair care, cosmetics and skin care that is'nt
organic. I did'nt realize that most of these commercial beauty products that
women use everyday are full of toxins and bad chemicals that should'nt come
in contact with human skin let alone animals.

Queen B · 1 year ago

These are great! We have a car wash business and are in the process of putting in a water reclamation system to cut down our water consumption by 80%. And at home we recycle everything possible!

Kristin · 1 year ago

I ahve been trying to get my hands on some reuable bags for quite some time. I would love these! Perfect for groceries, our family tries not to take those plastic bags we often carry items out of the store by themselves. Everyone looks at us like we are crazy but nope we don't want those plastic nightmares!

Mo · 1 year ago

We use cloth dish towels & cloth rags, and are avid recyclers. The bags are neat looking and would come in very handy. I'd love to win! Thank you for the chance =)

Samantha D · 1 year ago

We have started composting!
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Meredith · 1 year ago

What a wonderful giveaway. I've been loving these bags for awhile but haven't brought myself to buy them!

My husband and I do a lot of "green" things, but the easiest change we've made is to stop using plastic bags at the grocery store. Using the reusable bags would be even better! Oh yeah, and we changed all our light bulbs. And we take SUPER short showers. And we buy earth-friendly dog food. And... well, you get the idea. :)

mom2fur · 1 year ago

I've started making and using cloth napkins, but I have a more ulterior motive than being 'green'--cloth is just so much nicer! Thanks for doing this giveaway. My e-mail is Lufmikidz at aol dot com.

Josie · 1 year ago

We're switching our lights to CFL bulbs and we use reusable drinking bottles.

Piseco · 1 year ago

Love, love, love these! We switched to CFL bulbs, cloth bags at the store, cloth diapers and are switching to safer cleaning products...

Mindy Said · 1 year ago

Thank you for the chance to win. I'm with commenter number 1. I just don't like to shout it out to the world, but it is so much better. :)

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Jill · 1 year ago

We have switched to CFL bulbs and started (finally) using reusable shopping bags. And we are getting the kids (ages 4, 2, and 2) involved in recycling!

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pamela · 1 year ago

I love envirosax, I saw them at SF Moma. We are hoping to build a compost..in addition to small changes like wax bags in lunches.

NicoleZD · 1 year ago

No more paper products in the kitchen! Cloth napkins and wipes, instead :-)

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Trish · 1 year ago

Thanks for having a giveaway. Please count me in. I recently purchased reusable bags my local grocery store - and I am trying to remember to use those bags whenever I got shopping, not just grocery shopping.

Laura@HeavenlyHomemakers · 1 year ago

Oh I wanna win the bags, wouldn't you?
Oh I wanna win the bags, wouldn't you?
'Cause I'm a mom to lots of dudes
And we go through lots of food
So I wanna win the bags, win the bags!

(Um, do you like my song? We are pretty green at our house...but I couldn't figure out how to put that into the song too. I could make up another song if you'd like...)

AF · 1 year ago

We are using CFL bulbs, recycling and considering starting a compost pile. I'd love to win the bags to help with grocery shopping!

Jennifer · 1 year ago

When we shower in my household we only turn the water on to get ourselves wet and to rinse. The entire time it's off to help conserve our water resources.

What a change in the water bill too! It's only a bit, but every bit helps not only us but the environment!

Anne · 1 year ago

We stopped buying paper towels. We don't necessarily use anything instead, but if you don't have paper towels on hand, you make do! :)

ali · 1 year ago

we just bought a prius. gotta love 54mpg on my trip to work!

ambre · 1 year ago

I am trying to slowly change our family into a green one... even if it's just a light green! It may seem small, but after two years of marriage, we're finally getting around to putting our recycling bin out with the trash!
As a side note, my fifteen-month old decided she too would go green and removed her disposable diaper before peeing on the carpet this morning. Way to save that diaper for one more use kiddo! :)

Ms. Polka Spot · 1 year ago

WOW, those are cool bags! We are trying a lot of things around here at the farm. Cutting out excess trips to the city, and opting for just the town stuff, and fewer trips to town on top of that. Making bags has been on top of my list, although people here still don't "get it"

Melanie · 1 year ago

What neat bags! I'm getting better at packing my son a green lunch. I've been shopping at Henry's more and more and buying bulk items that I can put into re-usable containers.

abbyjess · 1 year ago

If it's yellow, let it mellow. If it's brown, flush it down.

As my area has been having a serious water shortage,we have been conserving water in numerous ways among other "green" changes.

Ginny · 1 year ago

In our family we have switched to flourecent bulbs, recycle everything possible, keep the heat down in the winter, turn off all light possible, and try to purchase locally. These bags are really nice!

Virpi · 1 year ago

I walk if possible. I don't use dryer anymore. I try to heat the house with wood. I switch of the lights, tv, radio, computer when they are not in use. Recycle all carbages and we buy most of our clothes from second-hand-shops.

seven · 1 year ago

I love those bags! They're adorable. We recycle as much as we can, and I'm planning on making some grocery bags out of sheets, but those bags are really cute... I'm a sucker for any sort of bag. It's a curse. :)

Amber (Imperishable Beauty) · 1 year ago

I'd love to have some of these!

I'm not super-green yet, but I've been switching to green cleaners, I've been making a point to use more washcloths and handtowels in lieu of paper towels. I also make our laundry soap which means that with all that laundry I have to wash, I'm not create tons of waste with empty plastic detergent bottles.

bunny · 1 year ago

This lil bunny goes green by recycling, using reusable shopping cloth bags, switching off all the lights in any room that's unoccupied, makes sure the faucets are shut tight, uses solar lights in her garden :) Thanks for the chance to win!

A Mama's Blog (Heather) · 1 year ago

I bought some of these (different design) last year to "go green." I hated all the plastic bags I was getting from the grocery store. We also use cloth diapers, and recycle everything we can. Thanks for the contest. These are AWESOME bags!!

jubilee · 1 year ago

We've switched out our light bulbs, are buying green household cleaners, thrift shop for clothes, unplug appliances when not in use, flush less often, take fewer and shorter showers, use reusable bags (even though in these here parts it's still a novelty and people look at us funny), recycle paper, plastic and metal, donate books and magazines, share subscriptions to magazines with other mothers, and use dryer way less often. Would love to have more reusable bags to give away as gifts and to use myself. Cool giveaway!

Deborah · 1 year ago

The change we are making is using reusable bags more often ... it is hard to break the habit!

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jen · 1 year ago

neat bags

Laura Ch. · 1 year ago

We've switched over to cloth napkins. Love em! Thanks for the great giveaway.

Dawn · 1 year ago

In the last year I've started cloth diapering my kiddos. We use several reusable shopping bags...more would be great, so we wouldn't have to use any plastic. Just recently I switched to natural eco-friendly laundry soap and softner AND I've started washing my regular loads at a lower temp.

This is a great giveaway! and a great idea to give a second prize to the most creative comment. Limits the amount of those pesky 2 word comments you would get. :)

Joanna · 1 year ago

I just moved into a new apartment complex, and they don't supply recycling bins - I'm taking it upon myself to go get one from the town!

chris · 1 year ago

gave up water bottles and trying to remember to take my own bags shopping

Dirkey · 1 year ago

We're composting, cloth napkining, diva-cup wearing (well not my hubby), gardening, reusable bag using, recycling, line-drying earth fools at my house. :)

Oh and if you're interested I'm doing an earth day give-away/contest over at my blog check it :)

Patti · 1 year ago

We have a one cup a day rule. It saves a lot of dishwasher space so we are only running it a few times a week!

MamaGoesGreen · 1 year ago

Happy Earth Day! We have made many green changes, including byob and all non-toxic cleaners. We are celebrating Earth Day on my blog with some giveaways, come look!

Bree · 1 year ago

We just started cloth diapering! No more diapers going into landfills! Yay

Allison · 1 year ago

My newest green effort: I sleep more. Seriously! I'm trying to go to bed not long after my son, which means the lights are out more, the computer's off, and the house is quiet and using less energy. Besides, it's also just better for my health in the long run!

Jill · 1 year ago

We've switched out our lightbulbs, set our thermostat on a timer, considering a compost bin, gardening organically, supporting our local farmer's market, buying more natural products, and I'm starting to switch over to reusable grocery bags.

I don't nearly have enough, though, and these would certainly help. Thanks for the chance.

Naomi · 1 year ago

We compost for the garden and are converting all the lightbulbs, slowly but surely...

Ann · 1 year ago

I've recently made a commitment to only buying used clothing for a year! Thrift stores/yard sales here I come!!!

I adore those bags!!!!

Martha W · 1 year ago

I use old cookbooks that I get at Thrift shops to cook the way my grandmother did. She lived thru the Depression & could stretch a penny like no one I know. I don't think enough people realize how far a lot of the food we buy travels and how much it costs to get to us. I buy local if at all possible.

Amy · 1 year ago

We are turning off lights when we are not using them and have reusable bags for some grocery shopping. My family is talking about joining a CSA this summer for the first time, as well. We're also doing Green Tip of the Week in our newsletter from our site, to encourage others to be greener! Wow...I was only trying to think of one thing :)

Denise · 1 year ago

We are CSA members, have reusable bags (could always use more, though!), recycle, compost, use compact florescent bulbs, and I have big plans to start biking to day care and work now that the weather is getting nice.

Bonita · 1 year ago

Our biggest green change: We don't run the furnace at night any more.

Molly B. · 1 year ago

I'm buying a clothes line so that I can hang my son's diapers to dry instead of using the dryer. It'll save money along with helping to save the planet!

danielle s · 1 year ago

We use non toxic, "free and clear" type cleaning supplies. Its a win win situation when you have little ones sucking on everything in sight!!!! One less thing to worry about.
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Judy · 1 year ago

My favorite green thing to do is to make my kids march ALL the way back upstairs to turn off lights when they leave them on...nope, I'm a mean mom and I don't turn them off for them! Also, with 2 teenage girls in the house, we've begun setting a timer for the shower to eliminate the 20-minute soaks.

Kimberly B. · 1 year ago

I walk or take the bus everywhere, and I bring my backpack with me to the store instead of getting more shopping bags.

Jule · 1 year ago

I've bought a couple of reusable shopping bags and keep one in my purse-now if I could just remember to use them...

Stacey · 1 year ago

We are using CFLs where we can and have programmable thermostat to install. We also don't use the AC much in the summer and just try to oepn up windows (that isn't much of a change for us though). We also recycle and take what we can to the reuse center.

Sarah · 1 year ago

I am really trying harder to use reusable shopping bags for everything. It has been a hard transition for some reason -- I keep having to run back to the car to get the bags from the trunk.

tupelo · 1 year ago

We've recently started composting. It feels good to do something useful with household food scraps. Thanks for the giveaway. Very cool bags!

Betsy · 1 year ago

We switched out all of our old light bulbs for the new LED ones.

jeanne · 1 year ago

Ok- I love these bags- I actaully got a set for Christmas from a friend. They hold so much stuff. I keep them in my car- but I would love another set:)

wendy · 1 year ago

1. we switched to sig and stainless reusable water bottles for the family.
2. we reuse all packing materials
3. packing paper we use for drawing and gift wrap
4. we are switching to green shower curtains when our current curtains can no longer be used.

i love these bags!

Nicol · 1 year ago

Oh! I so want these!!! I have been looking at some reuable bags and haven't purchased any yet.

In my home, we are "greening our clean." I have switched all of my cleaning supplies to green, non toxic. It has been a long process, but I am happy with it!

Kathleen W. · 1 year ago

First off, it's great to see how so many people are working to help the environment! I try to do what I can by recycling, using cloth bags instead of plastic, cloth diapering, and using eco-friendly cleaning products.

Nicole G · 1 year ago

I have been wanting to try these sacks. My family and I have been trying to make positive changes - the most significant of which is getting a hybrid and carpooling to work and school. We hope to make more changes in the home in the coming months - and these would help.
-Nicole

Jen · 1 year ago

We are composting - to grow our own veggies. I would like to make the switch to reusable bags as well!

Tricia · 1 year ago

We were fortunate enough to be able to remodel our house this year. So, we decided that if we're going to do it once, we'd better do it right. So we got the project certified a green remodeling project through our state by recycling 70% of the outgoing materials, using local and sustainable projects, using low-waste construction techniques, and -- whew -- a lot more.
It was extra work and a little extra expense, but it was worth it.

Caroline · 1 year ago

I live less than a mile from my workplace, so often my "commute" is a nice walk! :)

Judy · 1 year ago

We're collecting rain water in a huge barrel for the gardens....now all we need is rain. I should break out that rain stick and give it a shake!

Becca · 1 year ago

Just this week I bought a bunch of Shaklee cleaning products. They are all biodegradable and don't have all the scary toxic chemicals in them, so they should be better for my family's health and for the earth!

Leanna · 1 year ago

Whenever a bulb burns out (and our 3 year old does not let us leave it that way for long) we try to replace it with what my son calls the new, curly bulbs.

Susannah · 1 year ago

Headed here from adventuresinbabywearing. I have begun using a refillable water bottle as opposed to my 8 bottles of water a day!

Melissa · 1 year ago

Oh these are so great... I've been looking for a great (i.e. not ugly!) reusable bag for grocery shopping. As for my green habits... my husband and I started recycling as much as possible. Our recycle bin (which is bigger than our trash bin) has to be put out weekly for pick up while our trash would only be put out once a month if it weren't for smells! I've also stopped using plastic cups at work for water. A coffee mug works great and is easy to clean so I'm not adding to the landfill!

Danielle · 1 year ago

this spring we decided to stop using artificial fertalizers. Our graa wont be as green but the water will be a tine bit cleaner.
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Emily · 1 year ago

These are the coolest grocery totes I've ever seen! My best green habit is my reusable water bottle. Haven't used a disposable bottle in ages. Also slowly making the change to green cleaners. And using lots of vinegar and baking soda!

lindsey · 1 year ago

I have been walking to work whenever possible, joined a CSA, use reusable shopping bags everywhere, compost food scraps, and I'm in the process of obtaining a rain barrel.

Jean · 1 year ago

Cloth diapering! I'm loving it!

Erika · 1 year ago

OOh, ok -- I've really done my best to go green this past year! I've switched to all non-toxic and organic cleaning products, I only feed my toddler organic food and drinks (we try to eat organic whenever possible as well), and I've switched to Born Free sippy cups and Natursutten Pacifiers for my little one. We also use organic shampoo and body wash, and try to limit our water and energy use. Whew!

I have been wanting to switch to re-usable bags for a while now, but my husband refuses to do it because he thinks the canvas sacks look dorky. Maybe these will entice him to be a little braver. Thanks for the opportunity to win!

Jessica · 1 year ago

I try to use paper bags instead of plastic, and reuse them. This bag would be so much better though!!

Ali · 1 year ago

I unplug appliances (microwave, toaster, coffee pot) when I'm not using them. And have a motion-detected porch light so that it only comes on when I need it at night instead of leaving it on all day when I know I'll be working late.

Jenna · 1 year ago

Those are so cute! I have switched all of our lightbulbs to the low-watt bulbs (not a lot... but I think it helps).

Angela · 1 year ago

Great sacks! Like many people, we use reusable water bottles. Any containers we do bring into the house that can be reused, I try to use them in our craft projects. There are so many creative ways to use cardboard, plastic containers, glass jars, and even tin cans. Its a cheap, easy and fun way to reuse everyday items.

Tanya · 1 year ago

We took out our landscaping and relandscaped without grass and with lots of various food growing.

grams · 1 year ago

Great looking bags. We have been swithching to reuseable bags, but are using a store brands bags and they are ugly. These would be a nice replacement.

cassie · 1 year ago

Interestingly we are trying to develop a collection of reusable bags for grocery shopping. We need many since we only go once a month and buy two carts worth of groceries. We also switched to compact flourescents. We have stopped buying any product that we know contains bpa or phthalates-they're not just bad for our bodies, they're bad for the environment too. Thanks for this chance to win. And thanks for bringing awareness to environmental issues.

Heather · 1 year ago

My cloth bags are SO old and SO boring. (I've had them for FOURTEEN YEARS!!) These new Envirosax are really cool!

Mindy · 1 year ago

I would love these bags! Lately, we've been slowly replacing our regular light bulbs with energy efficient light bulbs.

Mary @ Adventures in Mommyland · 1 year ago

One change we have made is that we switched over to the new lightbulbs. Great giveaway, thanks!

meg · 1 year ago

we have a fenced in backyard, so I dry our clothes on a drying rack - i live in the desert so they dry SO fast and smell great.

Theresa Shafer · 1 year ago

waterproof - I did not know that. Thank you for helping the earth remain green.

For a while hubby and me lived with his ma on the cow farm. Hubby is a genius and was working on a bio-fuel. He was trying to convert the cow patties into usable methane.

He gathered the cow poop, preformed experiments on it and was at the stage where he had metal tanks full of the almost perfected fuel. One of tanks blow it's top. Up into the sky went a perfectly shaped round, thin, 3 foot long and growing longer as it traveled up into the air, dark, solid piece of .....


When it hit the ground it had turned on it's side.

The rest of the story:

Mother-in-law was convinced that one of her cow was sick. It looked like a cow had a terrible case of runs made while it was running in a straight line.

This happened over 27 years ago and he is still trying to find ways to save this Earth.

tuesday · 1 year ago

No more water bottles, energy saving appliances and lightbulbs and using reusable grocery bags are some of the ways we are doing our part!

Genevieve · 1 year ago

We use CFL bulbs. I (almost always : )) use cloth diapers, and dry our clothes on the clothesline. I use canvas shopping bags. I usually make our own bread, and in general we buy almost no processed food. We use the AC/heat sparingly--we keep the house at 64 in winter, 80 in summer. We have low flow shower heads, and my husband turns the shower off while he's soaping up, but I'm not that gung ho. : ) We buy cage-free eggs/poultry and free-range beef. Umm... that's all I can think of right now. : )

Noreen · 1 year ago

we are planting a veggie garden

lace · 1 year ago

We have the ugly 99c. store brand bags and they are not cute in any way and they are huge even when folded. I would love some cute bags that fold up small.

G ave up plastic water bottles
R ide my bike
E at organic when I can
E liminated paper plates
N o toxic cleaners

Laura · 1 year ago

We started using cloth diapers and training pants at our house. I only wish we started sooner!

Rachel · 1 year ago

I do the ultimate recycling and buy nearly all my families clothes/shoes/toys at garage sales! Plus, I save money!

Erin · 1 year ago

I bought SIGG bottles for the whole family so we don't use plastic water bottles now.

Kati · 1 year ago

We are recycling as much as we can and are planting a garden to have fresh veggies. Thanks. These bags are so cute!

Staci W. · 1 year ago

We’ve switched to green cleaners and I've started re-using bags.

Kaitlin M · 1 year ago

We let mother nature take care of regulating our house's temperature in the spring, summer, and as long into the fall as we can. We open up the windows and just wear a little less clothing (within reason... decency is still key!). Opposite goes in winter.... we lower the heat and wear sweaters and use blankets.

mama4jc · 1 year ago

We made the switch to cloth diapering our kiddies nad have been using reusable bags as much as we can! :)

Crazy Daisy · 1 year ago

We have been trying to eat less meat. Some weeks are better than others, but we understand the environmental, and personal health impact it has. We have found that even doing "Meatless Monday" or "Fresh Food Friday" Helps!

Thanks for the great giveaway!

Sharla · 1 year ago

I have currently switched all my cleaning products over to earth, child, friendly products. And I've been wanting to do the bags too.

Mandy · 1 year ago

I now use meijer reusable bags, but I would lobe more.

Jes · 1 year ago

I've started using reusable bags, I only have one so far. We also use cloth diapers.

Crunchy Domestic Goddess · 1 year ago

those bags rock! we use cloth napkins and diaper, compost, recycle, etc. :) thx!

angela · 1 year ago

We have started using cloth napkins and we are expecting our first little one this August and plan on cloth diapering her. =)
Great giveaway, by the way.

Richelle F · 1 year ago

We are just trying to reduce, reuse, and recycle in general. I really would like to start bringing reusable bags to stores. This would give me a great push!

Carma · 1 year ago

We just had our house "overhauled" by a professional through the local HEAP agency. They came out, changed all of our bulbs to the enviro bulbs, checked our appliances and told us how much we could save by making little changes (such as using cold water to wash clothes). I also don't use throw away water bottles anymore -- everyone in my house has their own plastic one now. GREAT giveaway!!

Mae · 1 year ago

I switched from disposable diapers to flushables!!!! Need to move away from plastic bags.

Kristie · 1 year ago

Our family likes to can our vegetables from our garden, we also eat our own beef, we've never been ones to buy bottled water-we've always drank from the tap. There are so many more things that I'd like to do including using reusable grocery bags and using "green" household cleaners. Although, I don't clean as much as I probably should, so I must be cutting out some chemicals in the air that way! :-)

Risa · 1 year ago

Going green has become a passion for me. I love the concept and when I think about it, it's really just living how people use to live.

In our house, we have a few things that we've started...
-NO MORE PAPER PLATES....this was a hard one because my children wash the dishes....they did not like me for a while after this new rule was invented....
-RECYCLED BAGS FOR THE STORE....my kids and husband will not use these....I love them.....they are in every car and I even have one that I can fold that is always in my purse....I have no excuses.....
-NO MORE PLASTIC WATER BOTTLES.....I just refill the few I have and I just use a glass when I'm at home....
-MORNING COFFEE....when I stop for my morning coffee, I have my own coffee mug (of course it's tall with a lid)....not only am I helping the earth, I'm charge for a refill and it 50% cheaper.....

windycindy · 1 year ago

Happy Earth Day! Your giveaway retro reusable bags are great looking. The biggest change our family has made thus far is turning down the water heater temperature and taking shorter showers. We also try to do several errands at one time, instead of making several trips! Please enter me in your delightful drawing. Thanks very much.....Cindi

Christy · 1 year ago

Hi!
What a great giveaway! Thanks so much for the opportunity to win such a great prize.
As for going green: we are using organic cleaners and am buying all my meat and produce organic.
Thanks again!

Miyon · 1 year ago

As a dog owner, I've always used plastic grocery store bags to pick up poop. I assumed I was recycling...until I found out that they sit in landfills.

I've recently switched to biodegradable poop bags (Biobags) and would LOVE some new Envirosax to replace my tattered reusable cloth bags!

Suzanne · 1 year ago

I've recently switched to cloth diapering my kiddo and am using primarily baking soda and vinegar for cleaning products.

Thanks!

Kim · 1 year ago

I've started using more green products like Mrs. Meyer's cleaners. My little one wants to help clean things and I want to keep the hazardous stuff away from her.

RubiaLala · 1 year ago

We request paper instead of plastic at the grocery store and then we re-use the paper bags as recycling containers.

Barb · 1 year ago

We have recycled for years and have changed the packaging of our products.

Many thanks.

Michele · 1 year ago

Those bags are so cute! :)
We have switched to cloth diapers. I also bought "reusable bowl covers" to eliminate the use of plastic wrap. And, we buy "recycled" toilet paper. (ok, that sounds gross... it's actually recycled paper, made into toilet paper!) :)
Blessings,
Michele
www.frugalgranola.blogspot.com

Tanya moyer · 1 year ago

Great giveaway! Thanks for offering! We are switching over our lightbulbs. We had to buy a new fridge and bought a EnergyStar one!
~Tanya
the4moyers(at)msn(dot)com

Mary · 1 year ago

We use the special bags that the grocery has for you to buy. We bring them whenever we go to the grocery store, no more plastic bags!

Becky S · 1 year ago

I have been making quite a few changes since the start of the new year. This week is giving up diet coke. I know that caffiene and fake sugar are bad for my body and the cans create a lot of waste. I also switched to organic milk and butter and free range eggs. It's all baby steps.

BlondeBlogger · 1 year ago

I am going to start using Sigg water bottles rather than plastic ones.

I've been wanting to go to these types of bags for my groceries and a whole set would be wonderful. And the designs are so cute!

Thanks for the great giveaway! :)

(I have nothing witty to say, lol)

Lucy · 1 year ago

We are planning to use cloth diapers for our little baby. We started a compost pile earlier this and hope to use it on our vegetable garden later this year!

Beth · 1 year ago

These are awesome!! We shop green by buying from thrift shop-reuse and recycle!!

Melody · 1 year ago

Recently started walking as much as I can to places or borrowing my father's hybrid car to go places.

Michelle T · 1 year ago

I recycle as much as possible, and I try to walk to the store several days a week...to use less gas!

Kyra · 1 year ago

We have actually started to use cloth totes when shopping instead of the plastic bags you get at the store. These bags look awesome, would love to win! We also recycle whatever we can, and try to water our lawn as little as possible.

Jules · 1 year ago

Those bags are beautiful!

We switched to cloth bags a year ago, and donated the several hundred plastic bags I had shoved under my kitchen sink!

But we're using the very plain black cloth bags from our local store. They are great when my hubby is carrying the groceries, but not so chic when I'm doing the hauling!

Charlotte · 1 year ago

We are converting our plastic toys to recycled or wood toys only by asking everyone to not buy plastic for birthdays -- 5 kids rack up a lot of toys!

Tia · 1 year ago

Ummm well at the moment the greenest thing in this house is the algae on the fishtank, I'm guessing that's the wrong kind of green?

Aside from that I do have two reuseable grocery bags but they are made from hessian, not exactly comfortable to carry!

Tia

megan · 1 year ago

i am using g diapers for my kid! And I am taking bags to the grocery store.

Debbie · 1 year ago

We recycle all bottles, cans, papers as well as buy biodegradable products.

Jamie · 1 year ago

We use cloth diapers. And if I won the bags I'd take them with me to the grocery store. Thanks for the great giveaway!

Lisa O · 1 year ago

We bought a Brita pitcher to filter water and use that instead of buying bottled water. It is a start...

Thanks.

Valerie Hedley · 1 year ago

I have just become a concerned Green Person. I had started out by getting recycle bins and now have started using recycle bags for grocercies. My daughters are very surprised at my change.
Surprise Surprise the light went on ........
Oh I also purchased energy saving light bulds for my home.
I would love to receive these bags. We donot have a great selection of shopping green in our area yet.

Jennifer/The Word Cellar · 1 year ago

I'm trying to switch over all of our personal care and cleaning products over to green, non-toxic versions. It's a big list!

Ewokgirl · 1 year ago

While I'm not yet willing to give up all of my incandescent light bulbs, I am making a conscious effort to air dry more of our clothing. I'm filling up both of my drying racks, and one of these days, I'll figure out where to put my too-short clothesline in the backyard. Well, actually, that should read, "where my husband will put my too-short clothesline." I have no talent for installing things.

Emily · 1 year ago

Great bags! We have eliminated paper towels by using washable washcloths, we have bought an energy efficient washer and dryer and I use vinegar and water to clean my house.

Thanks!

princesslimey(at)gmail(dot)com

Hjordi · 1 year ago

I recently bought all new dish cloths and reuseable bags - trying to use less paper products!

Doreen · 1 year ago

Ohhh I love these bags!! I've been wanting to buy them. I'm new to going green and have been researching and have head over heals fallen in love with going green!! It's fantastic!! I'm giving up those water bottles my family 'had been' purchasing weekly!! :) Please, please pick me I would LOVE to have my 1st reusable bags!! Also, I've been ahem leaving the toilet--If it’s yellow, let it mellow kinda thing....hehe :)

erika~ inspired mama musings · 1 year ago

we use cloth and reusable everything... diapers, baby wipes, napkins, grocery bags, and most recently, reusable swiffer wet/dry mop covers! you name it, and we probably reuse it :)

i LOVE the envirosax and would proudly carry them everywhere i go!

geri · 1 year ago

Great Blog!!! Great Giveaway!!! Thanks!

gerijones64(at)hotmail(dot)com


recycle EVERYTHING!!!!

Julie Mead · 1 year ago

Thrown away all #7 plastic bottles and are using a PUR filter for our water and saving the plastic bottles.

smellyann · 1 year ago

Let's see - a 'green' change I made to my body: I just had a hysterectomy so I wouldn't have to use any more disposable pads 'n' plugs! Great, right??!! Kidding, we are big environmentalists here. I haven't even showered today! ;)

Bethany Zabrosky · 1 year ago

Ok, so I finally started recycling...I know I should have for a long time now but man it amazes me how much I was throwing out! I even bought a cute sticker for the recycling can and retrained the kids on what goes where. What got me to do it? An episode of Mister Rogers, actually! "Think before you throw it away." That's what Mister McFeely said!

Amy · 1 year ago

Well, we have switched to all flourescent light bulbs... We also use our PUR filter instead of paying ridiculous amounts for bottled waters - saves on $$ and is green :)

Allison · 1 year ago

Cool Bags! In our household, we are using cloth diapers and wipes on the baby. Also, I now clean with cloths that I wash and re-use instead of paper towels, and have switched to cloth napkins from paper ones.

sara l. · 1 year ago

We are making the change to "green" cleaners! Thanks for such a generous giveaway!

Marcia · 1 year ago

We've changed out all of our light bulbs to the new fluorescents. We also use our own tap water in water bottles as opposed to buying bottled water.

Katja · 1 year ago

We don't have trash removal service. We make so little trash that our neighbour takes it to the landfill every other month for us with his trash. We recycle everything, and purchase only things that are easy to recycle. This of course means no paper towels, nothing disposable and nothing individually wrapped.

I would love to win these bags, I actually don't have reusable shopping bags. I never buy trash bags from the store though - I re-use the grocery bags as trash bags. The paper bags are great for collecting and recycling all the other paper products.

Andrea · 1 year ago

we've made the change to cloth diapers and wipes. Hey.. I may have to have a lil poop in my washer, put my hands in some poop to pull out an insert... waddling poop isn't all that bad. Ha ha! But it's better for the environment. =)

I've been planning on switching to these kind of bags, but haven't put the money into them yet. Enter me please.

Shannon · 1 year ago

We've recently started recycling...I know, horrible that we didn't start sooner! It's amazing how it cuts down on the trash...especially with as many boys as I've got!

These bags look great! I've been wanting to make myself some bags to take to the grocery store!

Reiza · 1 year ago

We potty trained the baby early. Does that count? We did a combo of cloth dipes and disposables with him, so now that he's out of diapers, there's less water being used for washing and no more plastic diapers going into the landfills as a result of his bum.

Just in case that doesn't count, we're also trying to simplify. If we buy less, then we'll have less waste. When we give away what we already have, but don't really need, then we're recycling those things and they won't wind up in the landfills.

monica · 1 year ago

I hang our laundry out to dry. Those are cute bags! monk5@charter.net

Krista · 1 year ago

I LOVE your header! It just says spring and energy to me! And I could use some of that around here!

We use cloth diapers (not so fun this week with a sick kid) and I keep trying to remember to take my reusable bags into the store with me when I go shopping. 'cuz you know they do a LOT of good sitting in my car! ;)

Linda Hux · 1 year ago

In a conscientious effort to save on our water bill, my husband and I shower together! It's definitely a win-win situation!

Sarah Page · 1 year ago

So cute! Our compost pile is making black gold for our organic garden as we speak. Yay! for summer and for fresh veggies.
page.sarah@gmail.com

Denise · 1 year ago

I've been using natural cleaners lately (vinegar/baking soda) and I make my own laundry soap. I've been saving $!! I'd love to take these bags to Aldi when I shop!

Anita · 1 year ago

We've started using the cloth grocery bags, and no longer buy bottled water - we have reusable bottles that we use.

TheAngelForever · 1 year ago

We have made a lot of changes in the last year. I primarily use cold water to wash clothing. We keep our heat lowered and use lots of blankets in the winter. Plastic bags are almost never used, instead for lunches we use reusable containers and reusable totes for shopping.

Thanks for the great giveaway!

mzzterry · 1 year ago

I have switched to more green cleaners. New light bulbs. No plastic bags or bottles. Giving lots to goodwill as we simplify our lifestyle. reusing or repurposing with forethought.

LaDonna · 1 year ago

WOW. That's a great giveaway!!!

I am switching back to cloth diapers.

amira · 1 year ago

We have recently started shopping at a farmers market to support local farmers and to reduce our carbon footprint

Gina · 1 year ago

We're trying to use more 'green' and 'natural' products in our life.

Thanks!

charmed · 1 year ago

We are using compact light bulbs, and I'm cooking more from scratch to cut down on our waste... paper waste that is. lol.

Someone Being Me · 1 year ago

I love those bags. They are so cute. I have recently started using vinegar and water for an all purpose cleaner instead of the chemical kinds. We also replaced all the light bulbs in the house with squiggly ones.

Elaine Rosser · 1 year ago

We have already stopped using plastic bags when shopping,only miss plastic bags when out walking the dog!!

Laura · 1 year ago

We keep lots of reusable bags in our car for any shopping trip, and always take mugs with us for coffee instead of getting disposable cups. We also switched coffeeshops to one that uses only organic fair trade beans and syrups.

Christina · 1 year ago

I have started using organic toothpaste, deodorant and shampoo.

Stacey · 1 year ago

I've tried to be better about being green. We have installed a digital thermostat, energy efficient lightbulbs, and I will often times tell the cashier I don't need a bag. They look at me like I'm crazy as I carry my few things out of the store, but I don't need another plastic bag and neither does the environment.

nottryingforaboy · 1 year ago

Those are so awesome! I love the retro look.

I'm in the process of trying to make my home and life greener. We already do things like cloth diaper, use CFL, local CSA shareholders, recycle, but the big one is that we added insulation to our house to make it more efficient.

CanCan · 1 year ago

We switched to cloth everything (except toilet paper. I'm not ready for that). I even started a green blog! Now that is commitment!

Elaine · 1 year ago

We have already made the change to re-usable bags but some of them are already falling apart. These would be wonderful! Thanks!

Becky · 1 year ago

I use cloth napkins instead of paper ones at the dinner table.

Audra Marie · 1 year ago

I've switched the girls and I to cloth pads (and I just bought a cup to try), we're cutting out as much processed food as we can, hoping to plant our first garden this year...we're really trying to become greener around here a little at a time. :)

Shilo Beedy · 1 year ago

I love these bags! I have changed a couple light bulbs to the energy efficient ones. I reuse plastic bags and plastic water bottles. But I would do anything for these bags! We usually shop about every two to three weeks and fill a cart full! Plus I give away things if people have a use for it rather then throwing it out!

julie g · 1 year ago

i haven't been as good as i should but starting at the beginning of the year i ordered a big trash can from our trash removal company just for recylcing. we are soooo good about it now! great giveaway - i've been looking into bags like these!

Meg · 1 year ago

I know it isn't much, but we turn off our computer more often (at night, mostly)....we used to NEVER turn it off. Thanks for the great giveaway! ( meg.wilson@gmail.com )

phyllis · 1 year ago

we use only reusable grocery bags now and my newest project is getting rid of our paper towels...or at least reducing the use of them.

Carrie · 1 year ago

I've recently started using reusable water bottles!!! Why didn't I do it sooner?? What a goof-ball, anyway, the bags look fantastic and I would love to start using them! Thanks for the offer!

Joy · 1 year ago

Where do I begin? Going Green is something I've practiced since learning RRR in elementary school. We recycle, use CFLs, wash on cold water, wash dishes by hand, etc. I want to put a clotheslines in the backyard and a compost pile.

I have looked for cute reusable bags but haven't been able to afford them and I have no seen any as cute as these! Please add me to the giveaway! Be blessed!

Angie P. · 1 year ago

I have begun taking my own bags to the supermarket, and cut down on using bottled water. Gotta start somewhere...

mitchypoo · 1 year ago

I shut the water off when brushing my teeth and I find wool sweaters at thrift stores and recycle the yarn. I may not like the sweater, but I ball it up and knit it into something useful for me.

Louise Brouillette · 1 year ago

In addition to my Prius, I hang my laundry to dry

Allen Bivins · 1 year ago

"SNAP!" Much better than the cloth bags I am using now :( phone, drug. boat, and bank logo's on them. sure would like to win.....

Victoria Ross · 1 year ago

And all this time I've been walking around with these reusable bags under my eyes!!

Kristie Belding · 1 year ago

Coming from MI recycling pop cans and bottle was second nature... Who could pass up an easy .10? My father would embarrass us kids by stopping in the middle of the road or parking lot to pick one up if he got the chance. He would point out that the extra cash would help pay for gas and taking us kids out bowling or to the movies. It would be one thing if we were strapped for cash, but he has a pretty good Automotive factory job. I must say his Depression era parents did a great job of a imparting a healthy dose of financial common sense into their four children.

Less then two years ago I moved to Texas and got married. My new husband wasn't much into recycling, but I have since changed his ways and showed him how fun and easy it really is.

His small mobile computer business gives him ample opportunity to recycle a multitude of unwanted cable and gadgets, not to mention more soda cans then you can shake a stick at!

My first avenue of attach was to find a recycler who gave $2 bills in their change, which instantly got his attention, then I made it even easier by purchasing three colored trash bins from Ace hardware

Black: Cable/copper
Green: Aluminum/steel
Red: electronics

Paper, cardboard, and glass to into the city's green home recycle bins.

We now rid our home based business of clutter and once a month have enough set aside for a fun dates and other family activities!

Tracy Iglesias · 1 year ago

I've been embracing a 'greener' lifestyle, reusable bags were one of my few holdouts because I always thought the bags were so lame until now! I actually LIKE these and would gladly make the switch to bringing my own bags to the supermarket with bags this cool. I wasn't willing to use the ever popular, "I'm Not A Plastic Bag" bags....

Jessie R. · 1 year ago

We use reusable shopping bags, more efficient light bulbs, we recycle, and among other things we stopped buying cases of plastic water bottles! Thanks!

bob · 1 year ago

I've argued (playfully) with the Kentucky grocery clerks. They start putting my stuff in plastic throwaway bags after I tell them I have my own bag. I say, "trying to save the planet here".

Carol · 1 year ago

I hope I win. I feel like an old bag today, so I could use a new one!

Shannon · 1 year ago

We changed out all of our lightbulbs to the eco friendly energy efficient type, and I use non toxic cleansers.

Shannon

Cynthia C · 1 year ago

I sprinkle my used coffee grounds around the flower beds. Thanks for the chance to win.

Huguette E. · 1 year ago

We changed all our lightbulbs to the energy efficient type, I unplug unused appliances, turn down the heat. Our next steps are composting and not using plastic bags, so this would be a great start :)

margaret herrin · 1 year ago

We re-use, reduce then recycle.

Sydney Mathis · 1 year ago

We are fairly green, but like some school report cards, need improvement. These are awesome bags to help end the era of plastic bags. Now if we could only do something about the bags under my eyes.......

Jenn · 1 year ago

We started using Freecycle-ing...and composting by default since my kids leave apple cores under the couch!

Karen M · 1 year ago

I have stopped using plastic bags at the store and bought canvas bags to reuse each time instead!

Anne Angelopoulos · 1 year ago

In order to cut down on styrofoam which is so hard to recycle, I know take a plastic reusable container when I go out to eat, and if I have any leftovers, I put them in there!

chris swanson · 1 year ago

The kids and I love to recycle they gladly take out the recycling. What a way to get them the help without the nagging.

Susan Chester · 1 year ago

I am shopping more online. This saves on gas and doesn't cause pollution.

Doug B. · 1 year ago

have begun to change all the light bulbs to flourescent lighting

Faith · 1 year ago

Most days, walk to classes

Harriet · 1 year ago

Purchased fuel efficient automobiles to reduce costs and increase gas mileage

Bonnie Dolce · 1 year ago

My daughter joined the Enviro Club at school and is constantly keeping us in line about what we are doing wrong and how we can make changes to improve the environment. I remind her that I have been trying for 18 years to get her to improve the environment in our home by picking up her dirty clothes and depositing them in the hamper. She would definitely approve of the prize you're offering!

trish · 1 year ago

I've been recycling glass, cans, and plastic for 25 years now, way before they called it green....this past year I helped finance my daughter's Prius.

Margaret Smith · 1 year ago

We've recently have become more green concious. We changed all the light bulbs in our house to the energy saving bulbs and we're looking for more ways to help the earth. Thanks for offering this giveaway. Love these bags. Thanks.

Glass Half Full · 1 year ago

I want those bags.

Is that witty enough for ya???

Lori

Kay Taylor · 1 year ago

We have switched out every light bulb for the "ice-cream swirl" bulbs...that's what my kids call them. I also compost our scraps and use cloth bags when shopping. There are so many things.

Tiffany Taylor · 1 year ago

reusable bags
purchased at Kroger:
they carry my groceries
and if they ever wear out,
Kroger gives me more.

Thanks! :-)

Knittinchick · 1 year ago

Love the Envirosacks... Crazy Aunt Purl talked about them on her blog yesterday!

Me... environmentally friendlier... reusable bags, travel mugs, Nalgene water bottles, recycling everything I can... but the biggest thing for me is taking a shower every other day... so far no complaints from others... not that I have heard.

This might take a change of pace in the hot winter!

Rebecca Snodgrass · 1 year ago

I am trying to take shorter showers

toasters · 1 year ago

I buy local whenever possible.

hazel hunt · 1 year ago

nice

Michelle ~ [ real neat ] · 1 year ago

We conserve, reuse, and recycle. Our latest change included the purchase of reusable insulated grocery bags. They've actually come in handy for additional uses as well.

Summer · 1 year ago

I've been thinking of letting "mellow yellow" if ya know what I mean. I also like to recycle.

Suzanne Bastien · 1 year ago

We are using reusable bags, making our own furniture polish and using environmentally friendly cleaning supplies!

Linda Lansford · 1 year ago

I don't buy water anymore.

Life With All Boys · 1 year ago

We don't use paper plates anymore. I've also been saying for a year now that I need to buy reusable bags. Pick me and I will!

Hollie · 1 year ago

I use reuable bags but mine are no way near this cute! My one major change was to go meatless for over half our meals.

Sandy Miresse · 1 year ago

It was a big money investment but we bought a Hybrid Toyota Prius - and we love it. If you're in the market for a midsize car I'd definitely recommend going hybrid.

Ellie · 1 year ago

We use environmental cleaning supplies, cloth diapers, and have stopped buyinf bottled water.

Patrice Pruitte · 1 year ago

I have tried to be "green" and environmentally conscientious for years in many areas of my life. The newest way we are trying to help is to switch over all of our lightbulbs to the new energy efficient ones.

Rebecca · 1 year ago

I have changed our lightbulbs to the compact flourescent as well as purchasing a hybrid car.

Julie · 1 year ago

We are gradually replacing our appliances with energy star models, our lightbulbs with cfs and we recycle everything we can- including composting our pet waste and using only plain clay cat litter. I've bought a couple of bags like this, but can use more.

monica · 1 year ago

Using the cold water wash for my laundry exclusively

Susan B. · 1 year ago

We have stopped buying water in plastic bottles and we are now using only reusable bags when we shop. We keep these bags right in the car, so that they are always handy when we shop for food.

Shawna R. · 1 year ago

I work for a hearing aid company and have started a recycling program for batteries that otherwise would be in the trash. My daughter and I are "cleaning up" on our evening walks. We take a trash and a recycle bag on our walk and have cleaned up our neighborhood. We live behind a middle/high school, and those kids are messy. Last but not least we have changed the light bulbs, water less, recycle more, and are AWARE!

Vicky Boackle · 1 year ago

we are in the den all day with the lights on so have changed to florescent bulbs.

William Sims · 1 year ago

winner

erica s · 1 year ago

we try to do a lot...but our most recent change is using power strips for everything to avoid the "phantom load." i find it is helping me to get extra exercise every day since i tend to forget about the new arrangement and have to get up again every time i want to watch tv to turn the power strip back on when the remote won't work!i

Leah · 1 year ago

We changed over to green cleaning products and we love them! Thanks for the awesome giveaway!

wanda · 1 year ago

We recycle plastic and cans.We also use florescent bulbs.

Paula Harmon · 1 year ago

Now when I get an idea, or change a lightbulb in my home, I use one of those swirly light bulbs instead of the old regular kind.

Jennifer Barnett · 1 year ago

I recycle my cardboard and newspapers and I unplug appliances when they are not in use. Next, I plan to buy energy efficient lightbulbs for the entire house.

Tammy · 1 year ago

Well I reuse my aluminum foil, yes I do, I wipe it down, let it dry and use it again and again until it rips or cannot be used again. By the way if you wrap your cheese up in aluminum foil it is far more resistant to the growth of mold, since the foil does not let any light in. My sister refers to me as the strange lady with the ball of string ( or in my case aluminum foil) under the sink lol. But I look at it as not only a way to help the environment, but a money saver too!

Dawn · 1 year ago

These bags are awesome!!
We recycle tons of stuff and buy in bulk whenever possible.

Patricia Schraier · 1 year ago

We've changed all the light bulbs. It's a start.

Kevin · 1 year ago

My entire house has CFL bulbs.

Teri Meairs · 1 year ago

These bags are beautiful. We use totes for everything. When we go to resturants, we take our own containers for leftovers. We had a neighborhood get together this weekend, we planted a tree,..in my yard since it was my party! We use soy candles for ambiance,..or whatever, instead of lights always on! I would be proud to own your totes. Great way to color coordinate outfits, since I take one wherever I go!

Madam Pince · 1 year ago

I've switched to a green laundry soap and am purchasing Energy Star appliances as we replace dying ones. Also switched over to CFL lightbulbs.

One of my Freecycle groups is trying to organize a recycling center. We live in a rural area that doesn't support recycling.

Have to say, though, that some aspects of our lives are not recyclable. My hubby is on home dialysis, and his supplies are NOT recyclable. So we do our best in other areas.

Amanda · 1 year ago

On Monday, I ordered my first set of cloth diapers! I hope they arrive today. I'm really looking forward to trying them out.

Thanks!

Kimberly · 1 year ago

Reusing bags and recycling them. Also purchased a reusable water bottle for each member of our family.

Linda Ellis · 1 year ago

We changed most of our lightbulbs, started composting and gardening, and are reducing our car trips.

Mary_Freebies · 1 year ago

Lovely bags! I wonder how they feel like, being water-proof.

It will be hard to keep track of all the giveaways we enter during the carnival, I hope you will notify the winner after making the announcement.

Heather G · 1 year ago

I started using natural toothpaste and deodorant! Thanks for the chance!

Karla · 1 year ago

I traded all my plastic bags at the grocery store for the reusable canvas bags.

Trisha R · 1 year ago

We are reusing as much as we can, recycling more, and driving a lot less.

Catherine KingChuparkoff · 1 year ago

We have cut out water bottles, stepped up our recycling, use CFL bulbs inside and outside our home, and have cut back on meat consumption..

beverly paquin · 1 year ago

i don't go out with the car for only one thing.

Monique Rizzo · 1 year ago

We now recycle everything! We use energy saving bulbs and take the bus or walk to local places more.

Cheryl Free · 1 year ago

We conserve, recycle, and reuse everything possible :) *Thanks* for the giveaway!

Tricia Andrews · 1 year ago

We have started buying most of our food from the local farmer's market that is organic, grass fed meats, and not alot of fossil fuel used!

Keryn · 1 year ago

I finally bought cheap reusable grocery bags--now if only I can remember to take them with me to store.

Bebemiqui · 1 year ago

We only line dry our clothing. Great giveaway! Count me in. bebemiqui82(at)yahoo(dot)com

Carol Van Rooy · 1 year ago

I've switch all my lights to energy savers, and use the spin cycle to wash the children (just kidding).

Thanx for hosting the great giveaway.

Feel free to pop by and say hello.

http://noreasonneeded.blogspot.com

daldak01@yahoo.ca

Elizabeth · 1 year ago

Love this idea for a giveaway! Thanks for the chance to participate!

The biggest green change I've made lately is buying a new washer. Oh, I have to point out that my old one died first...it's not green to send good appliances to the landfill. :) Anyway, I got a high-efficiency toploader (Fisher and Paykel brand) and I've been very pleased with how much water it is saving. I think it's also saving us on electricity because it spins the clothes very dry so the dryer runs a much shorter time. Can't use the clothesline here this time of year...too much pollen falling off the trees. :(

ROB · 1 year ago

I'm using a push mower instead of rider, whenever possible , in order to save fuel and lose weight!

Cherilyn · 1 year ago

The most accomplished thing I have done so far is that I've encouraged two close friends to recycle by picking up their recyclables myself and taking them to the recycling station so now they don't have any reason not to recycle. I can't tell you how much their recycling containers have grown over time!

Worlds Greatest Mommy · 1 year ago

I'm perfectly willing to give up cooking and cleaning in order to save the earth. I think others should join me in this cause. Really, it's for our children's futures.

Seriously, though, we switched to reusable grocery bags, and even though they are ugly, I feel good that we did it.

Debra Casey · 1 year ago

I have been vegan for 12yrs and try to buy local and organic foods. I recycle and drive a hybrid. For the holidays last year I gave everyone chicobags and love mine, but they are not as fun and colorful as these bags.

Jennifer M. · 1 year ago

We've gotten rid of all paper and plastic goods except toilet paper. We use cloth napkins, rags made from worn-out clothes, handkerchiefs, stainless steel refillable water bottles, and glass/china plates/cups, and stainless steel flatware.

Noah · 1 year ago

A while back we switched to all non-toxic cleaners. More recently we're trying the energy saving lightbulbs, our own grocery bags, and hanging clothes to dry rather than using the dryer. I'm currently looking into a clothesline for outside, right now we just have an Ikea drying rack for inside. Which is fine since I live in WA and it doesn't get sunny until June or so!

Ilissa H. · 1 year ago

We've started recycling all we can and carpooling to help the environment. These bags are lovely. We also use reusable shopping bags for our shopping so this would help :D

Raquel Osorio · 1 year ago

We recycle our plastic containers, newspaper and anything that is recycleable.

stony · 1 year ago

What a fresh design i am so tired of free advertising a grocery store with my current bag

April · 1 year ago

We recycle everything we can.

Erica · 1 year ago

My New Year's resolution was to rid myself of plastic bag use. I've been doing really well so far. I'm still looking for an enviro-friendly way to pick up dog poop though... I've also made it a point to wash everything in cold water and line dry what I can. Oh, and I've stopped buying junk I don't need and using what I have. Planning a garage sale for all the junk I have and don't want even though I really, really, want to declutter and just throw it out... :)

Brenda Park · 1 year ago

In honor of Earth Day, I replaced all my light bulbs with flourescent bulbs, planted 2 new trees, and some flowers that bees and butterflies like. I also started using 'green' cleaners and cut up old t-shirts to use as rags instead of buying sponges like I used to do. I still don't have enough grocery tote bags to totally get rid of plastic bags, but winning this give away would do it! Thanks for the chance to win some.

Jennifer Voss · 1 year ago

I bought one of those indoor composters and now recycle all our veggie peels, etc. I am going to use the finished compost on our garden this summer.

Angela J · 1 year ago

We built a recycle cabinet in our kitchen to make it easier to separate all the items, newspapers, cans, bottles, etc.

Alice C · 1 year ago

recycling as much as we can.

Chrystal · 1 year ago

I've been using less electricity and have been recycling more.

Jane H · 1 year ago

I have eliminated the short little trips I was making by car when running errands.......I walk instead......better for me and better for the environment........

Carolyn · 1 year ago

Unplugging electric items not in use and after use and the water usage. ;-) Thanks.

vicki logan · 1 year ago

I'M JUST STARTING TO BECOME A SERIOUS RECYCLER. THIS WOULD BE A GREAT WAY TO GET STARTED. I WOULD LOVE THE BAGS.

Carol Harrity · 1 year ago

We recycle everything-including vegetale and fruit peels in our compost bin. Paper from the shredder gets used as mulch in the garden.

Eva · 1 year ago

one of the MANY things I do is turn the water off while I condition my hair it saves a lot of water

Vicki Wurgler · 1 year ago

I use reusable bags for shopping, I recycle as much as I can and I compost the rest

Kimberly Wood · 1 year ago

We replaced all of our light bulbs, we bought new energy-star kitchen appliances & as soon as I get the money I'm going to get rid of my washer and dryer (it takes forever to dry the clothes). I bought a green earth bag yesterday and will need more so I don't have to have any more of the plastic ones at my house.

Suzie · 1 year ago

We are trying harder to conserve water. It's been one of those things we take for granted and we're working hard to stop that.

Bernadette Bracikowski · 1 year ago

recycling paper, plastic, glass and using green bags at store whenever possible

Erin · 1 year ago

We use cloth diapers and a front-loading energy and water efficient washing machine! I love those bags! :)

tim brown · 1 year ago

recycling
THANK YOU GOD BLESS

Jeni · 1 year ago

I recentlly vowed to never buy plastic bottled water again. I purchased a reusagele water bottle that I fill and take everywhere with myself. Saving the cost and the pastic! Reduce!

shawna · 1 year ago

We recycle and we have cut back on electricity and water!

Holly Henderson · 1 year ago

I am transitioning to face and body care products that do not test on animals (and are kind to the earth!).

Michelle · 1 year ago

We cloth diaper our son, and I use cloth pads and a DivaCup (better for both of our bodies, plus think of all the waste we're not putting into a landfill!) My new project this spring is to learn more about composting and get started with that. I think I'll reduce my weekly garbage by half, if not more!

Erica · 1 year ago

We recycle, use reusable bags at the store and I have just switched to biodegradable personal care products like shampoo and soap. I have to say, my sensitive skin is doing much better on the natural soaps!

Brittani · 1 year ago

I've started using an old Nalgene bottle instead of buying bottled water (I'm hoping to get a SIgg soon) as well as using rags for cleaning instead of paper towels. Small changes, but it's a start. Next on my list is to get some reusable grocery sacks so I stop accumulating all those plastic ones. This giveaway would be perfect!

Tara R · 1 year ago

we are gardening this year. we also use reusable grocery bags.

Jodi · 1 year ago

We do vermicomposting, and recently installed a solar hot water heater--and now I try to only do laundry and baths on sunny days. We also switched out most our bulbs to CFLs, and buy organic bamboo bedding.

Lindsie · 1 year ago

It's been hard for my family for some reason to hop on the go green bandwagon. Not that I don't want to but it's hard to break old habits and get into new ones. I would love to win these to start!

Barbara Fox · 1 year ago

Am using totes instead of plastic bags, have changed the bulbs in the house to the squiggly kind, and don't run water while brushing our teeth.

Sarah Stern · 1 year ago

We switched to white vinegar mixed with water for an all purpose cleaner

susan varney · 1 year ago

buying bulk cuts down on trash

Katie · 1 year ago

I buy enviromentally friendly products as well as recycle as much as we can. I also am looking into getting reusable bags for groceries so these would be perfect. Thanks. katie_mmartin(at) yahoo [dot] com

Beth · 1 year ago

These are too cool. I buy the ugly reusable bags from the grocery store. These are good for the environment and stylish!!!!!!

Rena · 1 year ago

I have banned paper napkins at dinner. My grocery bills have decreased by using less paper and I love the feel of cloth napkins. I use the same one for all meals for the day!

Anastasia Yue · 1 year ago

We let our 2 year old run around with no bottoms on! This is actually a three-fold bonus: 1. It cuts down on diaper use, (ie. washing, electricity). 2. it's more condusive to potty training. 3. He can also help "fertilize" the yard when we're outside. (I also sometimes hold a pillow to my husband's face when he's sleeping, to minimize his carbon footprint..(just kidding honey!)).

Patricia Oates · 1 year ago

I use the bike to go to the shops for small items; place them in the bike basket, and peddle home. How many trips does it take to save fuel? Not that many!

patricia skinner · 1 year ago

We are becoming more green by putting in a home orchard and we are looking into a wind generator.

Ginny · 1 year ago

I've been making tons of changes, but my recent is using canvas bags at the store all the time. I used to always forget, I'm finally remember them! I love not bring home tons of plastic bags anymore.

Alaina · 1 year ago

We've been working to become more green. Reusable bags are a big way and I would love to have these! We are also patronizing local farmers.

Michele McHenry · 1 year ago

Well, of course I have started my going "green" by using reusable bags for my groceries or my bottomless pit of a purse for large items. We have every type of bag known to man to carry all types of stuff,
I also started doing other things such as using only cold water for laundry and natural detergents. I am even using cold water to wash my hair! Believe it or not, cold water makes hair much more shiney and not to mention wakes up the brain for the day! Also, being disabled has actually been helpful in MAKING me go green. One way is that I can no longer care for the very long, colored, highlited, curly, massive mane I had due to arm weakness. So, I shaved it off. It actually uses less product to wash and now, I am sticking to my natural "salt and pepper" color so that I do not use all the chemicals to color it. I actually have discovered it gets some great highlites just from being outside in the sun! Not only saving the enviroment but, time and MONEY!
Using the sugar scrubs and other all natural ingrediants on my body,and hair such as honey, citrus and lavendars, etc as well as the frigid water.... has really made a difference in not only going green, but, I have found it has made my outside look as sweet and beautiful as my inside!
Oh, and my favorite thing to do is pick a petal off one of my rose bushes and rubbing it on my lips for some natural, lushious lip action. All I use is a little bit of gloss to keep them moist. I have done that since I was a teenager when most folks referred to me as the "flower Child".

Annette Taylor · 1 year ago

I recycle more than I did.

Frances · 1 year ago

I've started catching my shower water and using it in the toilet tank. I posted about it last week and I'm still doing it. :)

P Hafner · 1 year ago

We've started using reusable shopping bags and reusable water bottles.

Debbie · 1 year ago

I made a New Year's resolution not to bring home any plastic bags this year. We've tried to be green for about 13 years, but this is a new step. It's funny how those plastic bags start looking deadly! If someone tried to give me one, I find myself shrieking. I would love to add these to my stash.

Roseann Kies · 1 year ago

Reusable water bottles.

Erica C. · 1 year ago

awesome bags!
I've been recycling at home and work, and saving cans and then donating the money I get from recycling the cans.

Ed Nemmers · 1 year ago

I bicycle almost everywhere!

Tiffany Rosson · 1 year ago

In my effort to "green" our family, I have started recycling, gardening, reusing tote bags for groceries, reducing the use of the cars.

These bags are fabulous!

Thank you for doing this giveaway.
Tiffany Rosson
tiffanyannrosson AT yahoo DOT com

Jennifer Bogart · 1 year ago

What a cool prize! We moved off-grid actually :), built a light-straw clay hybrid house, purchased solar panels, windmills the whole shebang! We also cloth diaper, breastfeed and all of that good stuff :).

susan p · 1 year ago

more recycling out of the trash...

Shannon Baas · 1 year ago

We conmpost and try to stay away from plastic.

Karen · 1 year ago

We have made several changes to our routine, we have built a compost box, set out a rain barrel to use for garden watering, and recycle EVERYTHING at work and at home. It's just a feel-good thing to do! Thanks for encouraging others!

Kara · 1 year ago

Those look like great bags! We've finally started recycling and it makes me feel better to actually be doing something enviro-friendly.

Rachel · 1 year ago

GREAT giveaway!

We recycle EVERYTHING possible. Even toilet paper rolls. LOL seriously, I was sitting there one day and said to myself, "self, how many of these do we throw away each year". It was too much to comprehend so now we have a recycle can in the bathroom!

Hey, if you have a chance, please stop by and visit my contest page too!
http://weirdstuffinmydesk.com/?p=41

my email is:
racoo.smith at gmail dot com

Thanks and have a lovely day!

christopher h · 1 year ago

we bought cloth napkins to use instead of paper ones for dinner

Meg · 1 year ago

We use Watkins all natural cleaners. You can check out my Watkins giveaway at my blog.
Thanks for having this.

Lorraine · 1 year ago

These bags are beautiful. I've changed most of my light bulbs. Will buy bags soon if I don't win some (so, I'll probably be buying them!).

Julee Ellison · 1 year ago

We recycle everything, we have switched out all of our light bulbs to energy efficient ones, and we use fabric bags when we grocery shop. Thanks for the opportunity to win these awesome bags! Jules

Valerie · 1 year ago

I've started recycling-it is a big star for me
Lovely bags!

Sherry Conrad · 1 year ago

We recycle, make do with what we have when possible, use energy efficient bulbs, put very few miles on our (shared) car, use green cleaning products, all natural skin and hair care products, you get the idea. Very cute bags. Thanks for the contest.

Teresa Pritchard · 1 year ago

We've stopped using paper towels! If dish towels and cloths were good enough for our Mothers,we can use them also!.

bettycd · 1 year ago

While in the military we saw Korean ladies using practical mesh bags to carry purchases in the 70's and bags we brought home with us are still in use. In the 90's we were stationed in England and quickly learned the cashier would glare at you until you packed and removed your purchases from the counter so the next purchase could be rung up. Plastic bags were available but you had to purchase each one which quickly taught people to bring their own. If our stores started charging for each paper or plastic bag, I just bet we would see a lot more shoppers bringing their own. Rather than purchasing new bags, tote bags of all sizes are often available at rummage sales.

Emily Dawley · 1 year ago

We swtiched all of our bulbs to CFLs and are also reusing sandwich bags and until i get enough reusable grocery bags, I have one in my car filled with plastic bags that I am reusing. We also reuse water bottles.

Gwen · 1 year ago

There are so many things, some of which I've been doing for so long that I didn't even think of them until I saw others mention them here. But you only said to post one - so here's one: I save the "gray water" from washing my dishest to put on my garden.

Debra Ford · 1 year ago

I have been recycling all that I can for years now, but this year I'm starting my own compost pile. All the kitchen scaps, shredded junk mail and newspaper, coffee grinds, etc. Reduce garbage and improve my garden soil at the same time!

Thanks for the great giveaway.

Liditze Villagrana · 1 year ago

I have changed all my lightbulbs to CFLs

Erica · 1 year ago

We bought a hybrid car!

William Lashley · 1 year ago

Trip to the fresh market with this bag would be awesome! I already use reusable bags to cut down on plastic and paper use but these would go right along with them!

Tina Rath · 1 year ago

We are using a water filter and not using plastic water bottles.

Celeste Campbell · 1 year ago

CFL bulbs everywhere they can be used. Turning off ALL electronics when not in use. Composting and recycling everything we can. Bringing shopping bags with us when we do our groceries. Getting off of all junk mail lists we can. And now that it is Spring, we are going to grow as much of our own food organically as it is possible to do at home.

Amber S. · 1 year ago

We've been recycling for some time and have recently started using canvas bags instead of the plastic shopping bags. I've also started buying "green" cleaning products.

Anne Taylor · 1 year ago

These are funky bags; I love em!!

I use water that I've boiled veggies in (cooled down of course) to water my plants.

I also unplug everything that can be unplugged when I go to bed to save electricity

Done the lightbulbs, recycle everything and want to start a compost; just not sure how to as I'm in an apt.

brandy · 1 year ago

I use reusable bags for grocery shopping. These would be nice because I would love to have more to use for other shopping. I also guess it is pretty green that I walk, not drive.

C Duran · 1 year ago

I'm trying to make a buy a lot more local products. There is no need for food to be transported thousands of miles and I also want to help the small/local farmers.

Mary Dunigan · 1 year ago

Green changes I have made are purchasing the reusable grocery bags at the local grocery stores, turning off all lights in rooms when we aren't there and reusing things that can hold items in for storage like butter bowls, etc.

Kirsten · 1 year ago

We buy from the farmers' markets much more often than we used to.

Celeste Campbell · 1 year ago

Always have bags in my car in case I stop by a store. CFLs in every lamp/light fixture that can take them. Recycle and compost religiously. And now that Spring is here, and food prices are through the roof, we are going to grow as much food organically as we can

Pamela Ray · 1 year ago

Changed all my light bulbs out to more energy effecient.

Joyce Pogue · 1 year ago

I use reusable bags at the store. I also compost. We recently replaced our energy guzzling hot water heater with a propane on-demand heater.

Karen Martin · 1 year ago

We have been gradually making changes in our home so that we are more environmentally responsible. We've replaced both of our old furnaces (one was more than 30 years old and not very efficient), switched to CFL lights and most recently replaced half of our windows. We used the Energy Credit for these windows on our taxes. Next on the list are the rest of the windows. I hope they extend the Energy Credit for 2008.

kiyana · 1 year ago

I'm trying to add more potted plants indoors to clean the air..

Diana Lindeman · 1 year ago

I check out magazines from the library. Switched to cloth napkins, Just started trying to recycle newspapers. Hope I can get a pattern set. Winning the bags would be a motivator

Sue · 1 year ago

We do a lot of green things living here in Arizona where water conservation and maintaining the beauty of the desert are essential. Recycling is required in our city so we sort everything for the recyle cans (one for paper, glass, etc and one for yard/gardening) which goes out and is picked up by the city on a day different from garbage. We use tote bags instead of plastic. We've gotten rid of plastic water bottles. We give away clothing, books, and other household items to charity thrift shops. We have our a/c set higher, use power-saving lightbulbs, and find fewer lights much more romantic! We also participated in the "lights out for an hour" campaign the city sponsored and enjoyed the candlelight so much that we do it on a regular basis!

Cathy Tomlinson · 1 year ago

Several months ago I purchased "Use Again" bags to use whenever I shop. It's amazing the number of plastic bags that don't cross my threshold anymore. Another green thing I am doing is adding more broccoli and asparagus in my diet. Yum!!

Sarah A. · 1 year ago

A change we are making is using those spiral light bulbs instead of regular light bulbs to save energy.

Shawna · 1 year ago

I usually conserve water. I do it in odd ways though: No landscaping, I work in public awareness campaigns and I turn off the faucet when I'm brushing my teeth.

Terri D · 1 year ago

We've been doing lots of recycling.

Judith Hopkins · 1 year ago

I am recycling more & more each week plus I am using less water and electricity. I do look for ways to go Green, we need to save for our children and grandchildren.

Jhianna · 1 year ago

I've been using reusable bags for my groceries. They carry so much more and I don't have to worry about recycling the plastic bags. (Or how bad they are...)

Jennifer H · 1 year ago

We have switched over all of our lightbulbs and have started using green house cleaners.

Heather C · 1 year ago

I see all these places that say, hey, try out this product and get a free canvas bag, or test drive this environmentally friendly vehicle and get a free canvas bag...and isn't it cool that I'm getting free canvas bags in order to shove plastic bags out of my life for-eva!? I think so.
And, by the way, I bite my tongue every time I see people walking out of the library with all their books and dvds in a plastic bag. Nooooo!

wendy · 1 year ago

I have stopped picking up dog poop with plastic bags. This is my special contribution to the world in the form of fertilizer.
(Ok, if it's on someone's lawn I pick it up, but I have been trying to get my dog to go on grassy areas in alleys near my apartment and I hope these spots will soon be tiny rainforests)

Sarah · 1 year ago

I have switched all of the light bulbs in my house to energy saving ones.
Also, I have started composting all the food waste in my household. Hey, it's gardening season and I need free fertiliser, okay??

Jennifer S · 1 year ago

I started with a reusable menstrual pad,
My friends thought I was cheap and sad.
Keeping items out of the landfill I said,
And in money I am ahead.
I got a reusable grocery sack,
I just need to remember to take it back,
When I use it the groceries don't spill,
the bag doesn't wind up in the landfill.
I've started recycling my aluminimum cans,
because of soda we are big fans.
Next on my list is a refillable bottle of water,
Don't want this earth getting any hotter!
Let's not forget we just got a Prius,
So for this contest please pick us!

Michelle H. · 1 year ago

We have found out what containers our local recycling centers accept and we automatically put the empty containers into garbage containers designated for recycling. I use cold water whenever I can for my laundry.

coriwestphal · 1 year ago

I have started making all of my own cleaning supplies. It's very economical, easy, and good for the environment. It makes me feel better about driving an SUV! Thanks for the great contest.

Renee Turner · 1 year ago

My family stopped buying and using the little disposable bathroom cups. Instead, we all have our own cup to use and wash it once a week.

Nicole RJ · 1 year ago

I love reuseable shopping bags! My most recent green move was to start using reuseable produce bags! I felt so silly putting my produce in plastic when I was brining my own bigger bags. The next step - no more paper towels or paper napkins! I'd love to find some good cloth alternatives to paper towels!

Leeanthro · 1 year ago

recycle, recycle, recycle

Samantha Pruitt · 1 year ago

i've always done this, but i'm doing it even more now, i use the back of old printed documents to cut down on my paper use, it works really well.

Susan Ledet · 1 year ago

I've recycled for many years but I've just recently switched all of my light bulbs out to the more efficient ones that use so much less energy.
Thanks for the nice giveaway. The bags are really nice looking.

Sylvia Porter · 1 year ago

i live in an apartment complex, and people always just throw their cans out and don't recycle them, so i just pick up the bags and recycle them myself.

Lisa P · 1 year ago

Well golly, I have done a bunch of stuff lately, but you said just one.... I think the biggest thing we just did was to buy a diesel car. We are going to convert it so that it uses waste vegetable oil. The next step is to find some restaurants that are willing to save oil for us. We have heard not to use fast food places because then your car always smells like french fries! I think we are going to try to find an Asian place first. Then it can smell like fried rice! :)

Esperanza Dodge · 1 year ago

I unplug all cords that I am not using at that moment

Liz R · 1 year ago

We stopped using plastic sshopping bags and I am always looking for cut bags to bring to the grocery. The secret is to keep them stashed in the car in case you make an unplanned shopping trip, I bring them with me into any store where I shop.

Dawn Hudgins · 1 year ago

My 5 and 8 year old sons have 15 laying hens. We bought some egg cartons for them to sell the eggs, but we would rather reuse the cartons that their customers bring to them. So they offer a 25 cent discount to everyoen who returns a carton!

Jessica · 1 year ago

I've taken steps to switch over all my personal care products to healthier ones that don't contain chemicals like parabens or pthalates

Laura · 1 year ago

I GOT RID OF MY CAR AND TAKE THE BUS EVERYWHERE.

Anna · 1 year ago

I have stopped buying bottled water. It has saved me a lot of money. I would love these sacks.

Linda Russell · 1 year ago

I recycle everything possible and use Freecycle or REUSEIT Yahoo groups to give away things I don't need. I am encouraging everyone I know to be more environmentally friendly and to research other ways to help our planet stay healthy.

Kari Follett · 1 year ago

I use a rain barrel to help water my garden

Tamara (AK) · 1 year ago

cloth diapering has been the most recent and "major" green change we've made in our lives!

Thanks for offering these bags - they look great!

Jean Fischer · 1 year ago

I switched all my light bulbs, and dry all my clothes on the clothes line.

Kathy L. · 1 year ago

My family now only buys organic fruits and veggies, which helps decrease the amount of pesticides in the ground. We've also switched to organic milk.

Marcia · 1 year ago

Whenever a light bulb burns out, I switch to the new ones. Also, I changed the showerhead to a water-conservative one.

JRG · 1 year ago

I walk to work and ride my bike to the store, whenever the weather permits.

Ashley BB · 1 year ago

I love these reusable bags!!! Very cute and stylish.

Diana · 1 year ago

apart from already using CFLs and bringing my own bags to the store, we also don't use pesticides or fertilizer on our lawn.

Veronica Garrett · 1 year ago

I have started replacing my appliances with energy efficiency ones, First the refrigerator next the washer and dryer etc.

Tee Moreau · 1 year ago

Keep my resuable bags in my purse and one in the backseat of the car.....always use them....in fact, I still get weird looks from the store clerks when I pull them out. There will come a day when that will be the norm and plastic will be banned (coming soon)!!

Baikong Mamid · 1 year ago

I started going green since I met these rural women who cared so much for the environment. They grow their vegetable garden using organic fertilisers and pest controls because they want to save the mother earth, they told me. If they cared so much for the environment, then why should I not join them? So I am using organic lotion, organic soap, and buy organic food in the market. I even starting to recycle scratch papers, making CD organisers out of shoe boxes, and I advocate for conservation of the environment and to decrease the carbon emissions to prevent greater and horrible impact of climate change.

Marie N · 1 year ago

I'm an avid recycler and was amazed at how large a carbon footprint my family was leaving when I started last year. We also went to more energy efficient lighting, watch our thermostat, don't use plastic bags and plan to put myself on the "No junk mail" list as soon as I figure out how to make it work. I look these retro bags...expecially the orange one.

Brandi W · 1 year ago

I've been using cloth bags for several months now--but I only have two. I load them up, since they will hold much more than the plastic ones, but sometimes two just isn't enough!

kathy pease · 1 year ago

i dont throw away coffee grounds i use them in my garden :)

Brooke · 1 year ago

We are joining a CSA!

sarah · 1 year ago

I just replaced my old bedroom window with an Energy Star window. I'm warmer and saving more energy and money!

Sand · 1 year ago

Using more green products!

sarah woods · 1 year ago

We now take our green bags we bought extras so as not to leave them at home. It takes time and it takes rethinking. But it can be done!!!!!! Best of luck to all who enter. many Thanks Lets all get going for the green to save our precious Earth!!!!

Kim · 1 year ago

I instituted paper and plastic recycling in my office!

Deborah Wellenstein · 1 year ago

Like so many others, we are changing out our lightbulbs for compact flourescent ones-we also use canvas bags for our groceries-we keep them in the trunk of our car. I also line-dry when possible, instead of using the dryer. Thank you for this giveaway!

Julie at Elisharose · 1 year ago

We have made lots of changes at our house. We recycle everything we can. We are eating more organic foods. We use the cool light bulbs. We turned our thermostat down. But one thing I haven't been so good about is bringing my own bags to the store. This would help out. Thanks for the giveaway.

Amanda · 1 year ago

I am switching to all earth friendly cleaning products. And Eating more organic foods.

A. Martin · 1 year ago

I do many things but one of them is that I make my own Gatorade!

Nat Stevens · 1 year ago

recycle/compost/fluorescent bulbs

Edwina Caito · 1 year ago

All of our gardens are native plants only which require no pesticides or fertilizers. All the while, my gardens feed and shelter local wildlife while looking beautiful and protecting our groundwater for polluting chemicals.

linda · 1 year ago

We bring our own grocery tote bags to the grocery store when we go shopping.It saves us from using plastic bags or cardboard boxes to carry our groceries.

Lyudmila · 1 year ago

I have put green flowers of a house!

Erma · 1 year ago

One chang that I have made was change our light bulbs to cfl and drive less.

Carissa D. · 1 year ago

I use cloth totes to carry groceries.

lorrieanne · 1 year ago

i take bags to the store, compost, and have begun riding my bike to work.

Alexia · 1 year ago

I've been using cloth diapers for quite a few months now and we also drink out of reusable water bottles. All of our other efforts haven't been as successful...yet.

Jennifer Barr · 1 year ago

I just recently changed our light bulbs to the enery saving ones :)

Libby · 1 year ago

I use reusable grocery bags, recycle and compost and try to conserve gas by driving much less. All good for the environment..and my pocket book

Jen · 1 year ago

We stopped buying bottled water and got a filter for our tap water. And we have been buying more eco-friendly homecare products :) I'd love to shop with these bags!

Dianne Fuzek · 1 year ago

Changed lightbulbs (especially kitchen ceiling fan fixture which runs constantly) Sorry! Keep a dishpan in the sink to collect water which is run to rinse off. When it is full, use it in the garden. Use the reusable shopping bags.

Mya Brooks · 1 year ago

I'm putting up a clothesline to save on electricity.

Audrey · 1 year ago

Those bags are so cute! I have switched all of our lightbulbs to the low-watt bulbs and I recycle everything.

Suanne Giddings · 1 year ago

Natural cleansers like vinegar and baking soda do a great job without harming the planet. Thanks for the chance to win!

Mo · 1 year ago

We now use cloth towels instead of paper towels, and we hang dry our clothes during the summer, plus we recycle. The bags would be so useful to me, so I'd love to win! Thank you for the chance.

Rita A. · 1 year ago

I bought an adult tricycle so I could make quick runs to the grocery store around the corner without using my car. It helps the environment and my flabby behind!

fedora · 1 year ago

We keep buckets in the shower to collect extra water to use in the garden afterwards.

Sue Farrell · 1 year ago

We recycle everything the center will take, use fluorescent bulbs, and are trying to change our yard to one requiring less water.

Donna · 1 year ago

walk
for errands and exercise!

Donna · 1 year ago

walking as much as possible saves on use of fossil fuel, lowers pollution, and is great fun and exercise!

Arika · 1 year ago

The biggest green change I have made is switching to reusable water bottles and glad ware containers that are washable instead of ziplock baggies!

chanelireli · 1 year ago

We recycle pretty much everything. We also changed all our lightbulbs and started a garden.

Robin · 1 year ago

I have done two things recently. First, I turned our heat way down this past winter, we live in PA and only used 150 gallons of oil this year! Also, I joined Freecycle, and have given away lots of things that other people can reuse instead of throwing it away. I would love to have these bags for grocery shopping.

kathy · 1 year ago

I now take my own bags to the market so they don't give me those awful plastic bags. I sure could use these totes. I am 61 years old so what are you talking about when you use the word retro. I still have polyester clothes in these designs.

Bobbye F · 1 year ago

I have changed all my bulbs to energy savers and started recycling cans. My children and I have also planted a butterfly garden to help with their life cycle.

Janet · 1 year ago

WE RECYCLE CANS AND TRY 2 USE LESS WATER.

Nancy Parsons · 1 year ago

My Mother was one of the original recyclers. When I was little I remember her recycling aluminum foil, styrofoam, bags. She was always telling us to turn off the water,cause God only made so much of things and when they are gone,what are we going to do? Since I grew up that way I have always tryed to follow her lead. I try to reuse just about everything. But I have found out lately, I have a lot to learn. By the way my Mother is 80.

taylor k. · 1 year ago

i have started makeing my own homemade laundry and dish soap. I have not yet mastered bath soap, but i am trying. we also have began eating whole wheat and organic fresh foods. we try to stay away from anything packaged to avoid wasteing the box it came in (not to mention its healthier and yummier to eat fresh).

count me in! thanks for the awesome bloggy!

trepilynnell (at) juno (dot) com

Holly · 1 year ago

No more plastic at the grocery store for me!

Beth · 1 year ago

Thank you for the giveaway! We are preparing for a move so I joined Freecycle and have given away quite a few things that would have otherwise ended up in a landfill. After our move I plan to Freecycle the boxes we use.

Paige · 1 year ago

I've been living a green lifestyle for many years now. I use high-efficiency lightbulbs, save my water from cooking and showering to water my plants, take mass transit, use reusable bags for shopping, and even use reclaimed and second-hand yarns for my favorite hobby - crocheting for charities.

Shanna Kirk · 1 year ago

We have started using cloth bags anytime we shop. We have a pretty "green" home to begin with because that's how I was raised. We try to shop at local farmer's markets as much as possible and ride our bikes instead of driving the car. We take our young son on long walks and he seems to love that more than any episode of Little Einsteins.

angelface0821 · 1 year ago

I've started slowly -- I changed all of our lightbulbs to compact fluorescents -- and quickly found not all bulbs are made the same! The first bunch I bought were from a cheaper company, and they all blew within only a few months. So I had to buy from a more expensive company... I recycle in my home, and I'm making my way into organic foors. I want to begin bringing reusable bags to the grocery store -- this would be a fabulous way to start! Thank ~

Adria Sha · 1 year ago

Ah, to be witty. I'm afraid the high intensity mothering I'm doing these days has made it harder for me to be as charming as I used to be.

I just recently switched to re-usable shopping bags. I've had my eye on Envirosax & would be thrilled to win some. Right now I'm using Chico Bags & I have to say, they're fantastic. I only bought a handful to start out with, but I'm finding all sorts of uses for them!

Thank you for offering up such a fun and generous giveaway. I hope it sparks a lot of interest in Envirosax, too!

Kate · 1 year ago

switched to the new bulbs and installed low flow toilets and shower heads

Daisy K @ With a Green Thumb · 1 year ago

WOW!!! I don't know what my chances are with almost 500 entries but it's worth a shot right??
When I was in high school I wanted to be a "carni" but then I read a Dean Koontz book that scared the crazy carni out of me!! I still can't look at a fair the same!!

As a gardener (and almost Horticulturalist) I have many things that we do to help make a "green living." We compost our garbage, buy locally if we don't grow it ourselves, we have all Energy star appliances and lightbulbs, and we have a timer on our water heater. My next transfer is a hybrid vehicle and slowly investing in solar panels.

I love the design of the bags!! What a great prize!!

I'm having a give away as well!! Check it out!!

Betty Curran · 1 year ago

I'm off to a slow start. I never realized how hard it is to break old habits. But I do recycle and I am trying to be more aware of the products I choose.

LeahSB · 1 year ago

We've changed our light bulbs to the energy efficient ones and we use the kids old t-shirts to wipe up messes instead of paper towels.

Amanda Perron · 1 year ago

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!!!

Erin · 1 year ago

Now that the weather is getting better, I'm trying to bike to work. Saves a bit on gas and so much better for my lungs and for the community as well.

audra · 1 year ago

Love the bags! In our house a big thing is making sure that clean clothes don't end up in the laundry why waste time and money cleaning something that wasn't actually dirty. Thanks for the great giveaway!

Marissa · 1 year ago

We use canvas bags for our shopping, recycle, and have switched our household cleaners to natural products to reduce the chemicals and toxins in our house.

kathy · 1 year ago

I'd really love to win these! I've started composting kitchen and garden scraps. I started in September and, hopefully, I'll have some usable compost before too long.

Heather's Habitat · 1 year ago

I have energy light bulbs and make sure no one leaves there lights on when not in the room.

Sara · 1 year ago

I've been trying to make lots of little changes. That way when I falter on one (not recycling one week, forgetting my reusable bags at the store) at least all of them add up to help.

I've been using lots of dishrags in the kitchen for things I'd normally use paper towels for.

I made the switch to non disposable menstrual products.

I've asked to work at home a few days a week instead of commuting.

I also brought in my own tub for soda can recycling at the office!

Melody · 1 year ago

I am cutting up pieces of used printer paper and making note pads. I just use the blank side of the paper. I am also saving up on reusable bags and giving them as gifts to friends, as well.

Thanks for the great giveaway!

~ Aliesa ~ · 1 year ago

I rip my paper napkins in half and only use half a sheet per person.

blueviolet · 1 year ago

We have just gotten started with our green movement so we're switching out lightbulbs to energy efficient ones and we recycle everything but we also just put up a clothesline so we don't have to use a clothes dryer anymore. It's kind of fun.

Sarah · 1 year ago

Recently started recycling both paper and glass/plactic/can items.

B. Lechowicz · 1 year ago

nice

katherine hunt · 1 year ago

We no longer use paper plates and cups.

Janice J · 1 year ago

We have turned out heat down a couple of degrees, we turn the lights on late and off early, we recycle.

Tiffany · 1 year ago

As our bulbs are burning out, they are being replaced with compact fluorescents.

Rhen @yestheyareallmine · 1 year ago

We have started making many changes around here. We grow as much food as we can. This is healthier for us but also greatly reduces our trash. No containers to throw away. We have started recycling. I make my own detergent which helps to keep plastic out of the landfills, keeps chemicals from being pumped into the ground and keeps us from absorbing toxins through our skin. We have been changing our lightbulbs. I use cloth diapers.
Those are just some of the changes we have made. Our whole family is just loving it, too!

Mike Weisberg · 1 year ago

i would like these

Meredith Peters · 1 year ago

The most significant thing we do is to try not to buy things from China because of their 1880's era environmental policies.

Janice · 1 year ago

We recycle, but our biggest change was replacing every bulb in the house, as well as the outdoor lights, with compact fluorescent bulbs. I have also starting taking my own bags to the grocery store instead of going home with their plastic bags. However, I'm a few bags short - still came home with a couple of plastic bags. I need these bags! Thanks for the opportunity.

Dinah · 1 year ago

Where do I start - actually my favorite is composting kitchen waste, which I then get to use in the garden instead of chemical fertilizers. As I love fresh fruit and vegetables instead of frozen or canned, there is plenty to compost and no packaging to dispose of - isn't it marvelous how one thing leads to another. Did I mention the healthy exercise involved !

Kim · 1 year ago

We use reusuable shopping bags that I have knitted,

What a wonderful giveaway you are doing.

Have fun this week with your giveaway. Don't forget to head on over to my blog and sign up for mine!

Catherine copeland · 1 year ago

We buy used as often as we can. No need for new clothes when there are wonderful pre-owned clothes out there.

* * HeLeN * * · 1 year ago

I use fluorescent light bulbs.

Sharla Toigo · 1 year ago

I've always been an avid recycler, but the most recent green change I've made is buying organic red wine with no hangover-inducing sulfites. This means that the next day I'll feel more like walking rather than taking the car!

Lina Correa · 1 year ago

Using a reusable water bottle

teresa cannon · 1 year ago

Walking when I can, instead of driving. Carry reusable bags in my car, so they are with me whenever I shop. Installed Demand Water Heater, High Efficiency Washer.

Beverley Justice · 1 year ago

We are recycling vegetable leavings in a compost pile for our garden.

Dawn Bates · 1 year ago

We now use a push mower to mow our lawn. No gas, no fumes, no noise. It's actually pleasant to cut the grass now.

Thanks for the giveaway!

Laura Q · 1 year ago

We were thrilled when the city said we could start recycling plastic with most numbers (for years we could only recycle a couple of numbers). Now it seems like we hardly have any trash!

Erin · 1 year ago

We use Nalgene bottles instead of the throw away plastic water bottles.

Brandey · 1 year ago

I walk or take a bus everywhere! Great for the environment and great for the body too!

~ * MiC * ~ · 1 year ago

~ * I use a reusable water bottle * ~

Katie · 1 year ago

We're using cloth shopping bags wherever we shop!

Susanne Troop · 1 year ago

Recylcing more!

Tracy W · 1 year ago

In our yard, you will find a large compost bin. All of our vegetable scraps, newspapers and junk mail go there to become dirt!

Elena · 1 year ago

Well, I haven't done too much beyond recycling cans/bottles, but I'd like to have these sacks to carry groceries and other purchases! Thanks for the contest!

Tiffany · 1 year ago

Well we are new at this going green stuff right now. I really can't believe I am even doing it. Used to I would have never cared but now that I have kids my mind has changed. I am no longer buying plastic anymore, I give my baby all organic baby food and trying to buy organic food for my husband, son and I as well. We are starting small and I am learning more and more ways that I can help the environment and my family.

Colleen · 1 year ago

use the twirly light bulbs..
reduced our 6 bags a week trash habit to 1.5 by recycleing.
composting garden waste.
oh and
Quit my job. Work at home as an organic consultant.
ya gotta walk the walk if ya talk the talk!

Melissa P · 1 year ago

We have been using reusable grocery bags- Also, I work hard to help the children in my child care center understand the importance of caring for our world- this might be the most important thing I do!

The Chatty Housewife · 1 year ago

One green change we have made is to recycle everything we can, and also try and remember our reusable bags when shopping!

Chiara Ascari · 1 year ago

We are starting to use gdiapers :)
Would love to win these bags; they are such fun!!!

zarah · 1 year ago

It is so appropriate that you have these bags because I have banished plastic bags from my life. I carry a small roll up bag in my purse and keep bigger ones in my trunk. It took a little while to get used to remembering but it is second nature now (even to my husband) to grab the bags.

Donna Kozar · 1 year ago

Recycling aluminum.

warillever · 1 year ago

I have been planning groceries so that I only need to drive into the city once every three weeks. We buy milk and basic produce at the local store despite the greater cost (which also work out financially b/c saving on gas)

Lily Kwan · 1 year ago

I started using energy efficient lightbulbs.

chantelle · 1 year ago

i have started making all of my own cleaning supplies. i am really trying to be greener but still easy on the pocketbook :)

Lori Harrison · 1 year ago

I ride my bike to work most days!

K. Cleaver · 1 year ago

We have done the following:

-Installed a programmable thermostat so that the temperature automatically drops at night and while we are away (in the winter). Vice versa in the summer. It's suppose to save energy.

-Installed water saving showerheads.

-We used salvaged wood when redoing the beam in our kitchen.

That's the tip of the ice berg anyway.

@marlinex · 1 year ago

In addition to driving my lovely wedge of cheese Prius for the last 4 years, I also frequently telework and allow my staff to telework a day a week if possible. We're also supporting our local organic farmers who are bountiful in northern California!

Thank you, Hot Mama!
Marilyn

Sherri · 1 year ago

We have recycled paper, cans, and plastic items for years. Now I am being super conservative with my driving habits, driving a little under the limit, no quick starts or stops. Would love to be even more conversative if I win some reusable bags. Thanks

Sherri · 1 year ago

And maybe I can use the money I saved to purchase a dictionary - so I can spell conservative correctly!!

Mocha · 1 year ago

Since I can't convince the fam to join, I'm doing small things that will hopefully catch on with them and become a natural part of our lives:

no more plastic bags - I carry my plethora of Teacher Bags to the store

reducing water waste

water saving showerhead

combining trips to save gas

also, slowing down (am leadfoot by birth. I blame mom.)

unplugging all not-in-service devices

not using heat or a/c unless absolutely necessary

laying clothes

reducing garbage

reusing EVERYTHING from containers to shampoo bottles

Seriously love those bags. So darn sassy. Have you seen the reusable "For Like Ever" sacks? V. cute.

Chrysa · 1 year ago

I love these bags! I have been doing a lot of things including using reusable bags, composting, recycling everything, buying locally, reducing packaging that i purchase, etc. Thanks for the giveaway!

Sarah · 1 year ago

You asked for one change (we're already doing recycling, composting, reducing...reusing-thrifting for clothes, especially baby items), but we ALWAYS seem to forget our reuseable shopping bags when we go to get groceries....if we had cool bags like these, we would DEFINITELY remember them! Awesome giveaway. and thanks for reminding me to use my bags!

jenB · 1 year ago

If its yellow let it mellow, if its brown wash it down.

mommy instincts · 1 year ago

well, started becoming more active with freecycle, we just got the nellies dryer balls, which reduce drying time and no more dryer sheets. Also, using the garbage disposal for anything I can stick down there. Wait, are there certain things I should NOT put in a garbage disposal? Well, just don't tell the nubby, LOL.

I have been oogling these bags for a llllllllliioooioooooonnnnnnnggggg time!

Jen

Justine · 1 year ago

These bags are so cute. I buy carbon offsets.
Thanks so much for the giveaway

Arianne · 1 year ago

Contest is now closed, thanks everyone for playing!