So the last challenge (The Dishes Are Done, Man...) is going to be an on-going challenge. I'm still going to rinse some of my dishes before I load them in the dishwasher. There. I said it. But, every dish that I don't rinse is that much more water saved. And the whole point of this blog is realizing that even the tiniest changes will make a difference.
Onto the next challenge. From the green book:
"There is no need to buy expensive body washes when mild soap and warm water will work perfectly well for bathing your baby. If you purchase paper-wrapped soap instead of plastic bottles of body wash, you will save on money and packaging. If every baby born this year were bathed with a bar of baby soap instead of a bottle of body wash, the plastic packaging saved would weigh more than two hundred thousand pounds-enough to make a baby bathtub that would cover more than four acres."
As soon as the baby wash I have runs out, I plan on buying a value pack of Ivory soap. How nostalgic is that??? And its something everyone in the family can use, not just the babe! Another easy one-I sense a theme!!!
Thoughts???
Onto the next challenge. From the green book:
"There is no need to buy expensive body washes when mild soap and warm water will work perfectly well for bathing your baby. If you purchase paper-wrapped soap instead of plastic bottles of body wash, you will save on money and packaging. If every baby born this year were bathed with a bar of baby soap instead of a bottle of body wash, the plastic packaging saved would weigh more than two hundred thousand pounds-enough to make a baby bathtub that would cover more than four acres."
As soon as the baby wash I have runs out, I plan on buying a value pack of Ivory soap. How nostalgic is that??? And its something everyone in the family can use, not just the babe! Another easy one-I sense a theme!!!
Thoughts???
