P.S. Can you tell me where to recycle my water filters?
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Showing posts with label cats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cats. Show all posts
Sunday, January 25, 2015
Cat Water
We give our cats fresh filtered water twice a day. When it's time to fill their water bowl, there is always a little water left. Instead of pouring this filtered water down the drain, I pour the water into a second bowl in a different location. Our cats will drink the second bowl dry! This "reuse" of water reduces our water filter use. Thanks, cats, for your help reducing waste! :*
Saturday, January 24, 2015
Plastic bags
When I go shopping I ALWAYS take my re-usable shopping bags. ...But, sometimes I forget :( Not to fear! Regular plastic shopping bags make great trash bin liners for the bathroom or other small trash cans. The smallest shopping bags are great for pet waste. The giant shopping bags fit in my kitchen garbage bin (which is less than half the size of my kitchen recycling bin).
Don't just throw those bags away! Throw all your trash away in them! :D
There are so many great things I've seen made out of plastic bags, including reusable shopping bags! My favorite reused plastic bag project is still crocheted hammocks!!
Don't just throw those bags away! Throw all your trash away in them! :D
There are so many great things I've seen made out of plastic bags, including reusable shopping bags! My favorite reused plastic bag project is still crocheted hammocks!!
Monday, January 12, 2015
Turning off the lights
I turn off the light everytime I leave a room. I can't stand having lights on when there is no one in the room that needs to see things.
It's not always easy. In the kitchen, there is no switch. I have to pull the string and walk half-way through a dark room. Sometimes, my hands are full. And sometimes, I have to go back to turn it off.
I take full advantage of the day light hours. I don't turn lights on during the day. And, in the mornings, before the sun has come up, I flex my night vision. Hey, my cats don't need any light, those eco-friendly beasts have superior night vision.
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