Hey Community,
If you are starting your Zero waste journey and don't know exactly where to even begin. Here is a quick guide to get you started.
This is inspired by Bea Johnson's Book - Zero waste Home.
Refuse what you do not need! Single-use plastic, Freebies, Junk mail, Unsustainable practices (stop taking business cards, buying individually wrapped kiddies snacks etc)
Let go of unnecessary things, assess your home and declutter. Avoid mindless shopping.
Maximize the usage of the items you own and take care of them. Carry your own shopping bags, shop from a plastic free grocer or choose products with recyclable packaging and repair what's broken.
Separate your waste and allocate a convenient recycling location in your kitchen. Check in your community on what can be recycled and what cannot be recycled.
Build a compost
We are putting something exciting together for the month of November for you. We believe this will help you in your journey.
Shop local
If you are starting your Zero waste journey and don't know exactly where to even begin. Here is a quick guide to get you started.
This is inspired by Bea Johnson's Book - Zero waste Home.
Step one:
REFUSERefuse what you do not need! Single-use plastic, Freebies, Junk mail, Unsustainable practices (stop taking business cards, buying individually wrapped kiddies snacks etc)
Step two:
REDUCELet go of unnecessary things, assess your home and declutter. Avoid mindless shopping.
Step Three:
REUSEMaximize the usage of the items you own and take care of them. Carry your own shopping bags, shop from a plastic free grocer or choose products with recyclable packaging and repair what's broken.
Step Four:
RECYCLESeparate your waste and allocate a convenient recycling location in your kitchen. Check in your community on what can be recycled and what cannot be recycled.
Step Five:
ROTBuild a compost
We are putting something exciting together for the month of November for you. We believe this will help you in your journey.
Shop local
