Wednesday, November 2, 2011
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Cloth diapering 1 (going on 2!) babies was my first step into "Going Green!"
ReplyDeleteI'm cloth diapering baby #3 and loving it!
ReplyDeleteCloth Diapering, and teaching my son to Recycle- he LOVES it!
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper and use only eco friendly products in our home :)
ReplyDeleteCloth diapers!
ReplyDeleteCloth diapers and wipes!
ReplyDeleteLol like everyone else - cloth diapering!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE my cloth diapers and wipes! Not to mention our homemade non chemical detergents and cleaners. ( :
ReplyDeleteCloth dipes, wipes and cleansing cloths
ReplyDeleteCloth diapering
ReplyDeleteNo plastic bags in this house!!!! Envirobags only for any and all shopping purposes:(
ReplyDeleteWe've cloth diapered 4 babies, and are using homemade detergent.
ReplyDeleteCloth diapers, cloth wipes, mama cloth and reducing paper towels and toilet paper.
ReplyDeleteI cloth diaper, grow a garden and compost.
ReplyDeleteMake my own laundry detergent & we cloth diapered
ReplyDeletecloth diaper & wipes, solar energy, composts, no water bottles, reduce reuse as much a possible, reusable grocery bags and on and on and on.
ReplyDeleteCloth diapers and cloth wipes
ReplyDeleteMaking my own soaps and shampoos and lotion bars. Oh, and they're so much better than the alternative!
ReplyDeleteWe just switched to all energy efficient appliances and no plastic bags
ReplyDeleteI'm breastfeeding right now does that count? If not then we also use cloth wipes and dipes! :)
ReplyDeleteCloth diapers, wipes, no paper napkins/paper towels, re-usable grocery bags, recycling... Just a few to start with!
ReplyDeletestarted composting this year, saves an amazing amount of garbage! oh and using locally produced soap and lotion products, love them!
ReplyDeletecloth dipes, household cleaning with vinegar, composting
ReplyDeleteCloth diapers, wipes, and mama cloth!
ReplyDeleteCloth diapers, soap nuts and wool dryer balls for laundry!
ReplyDeleteCloth diapering, I make my own cleaning solutions, composting and started getting our produce from a CSA this year.
ReplyDeleteMaking my own laundry detergent and reusing washcloths instead of paper towels.
ReplyDeleteBreastfeeding, cloth diapering, reusable grocery bags and produce bags, walking to the grocery store. . .
ReplyDeleteCloth diapers, make my own dishwasher detergent, use reusable grocery totes!
ReplyDeleteWe only shop organic, and only use eco-friendly cleaning and personal care products river26[at]gmail[dot]com
ReplyDeleteCloth diapers/Cloth wipes for our kids and I use Mama cloth! ;-)
ReplyDeletecloth diapering and making cleaners
ReplyDeleteUsing cloth diapers and wipes, too!
ReplyDeleteReusable shopping bags (just say no to icky plastic!), homemade detergent, cleaning with vinegar, reusing/ repurposing as much as possible... for example... shop at Habitat Restore, Garage Sales, & Goodwill, walking between stores when it is possible, rain barrels...
ReplyDeleteCloth diaper and family cloth, use reusable shopping bags, compost, bake and cook from scratch, make homemade cleaning solutions, and use reusable produce bags also!
ReplyDeleteBreastfeeding totally counts Angela!
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper and use homemade detergents and cleaners but mostly we try to use everything again and again! Its so much fun and feels good getting the kids involved too!
We cloth diaper & try to use eco friendly cleaning products when we can!
ReplyDeleteI use soap nuts, use eco cleaners and make my own shampoo and toothpaste!
ReplyDeleteBreastfeed, cloth diaper, use rags instead of paper towels, all reusable bags, glass food storage cntes, Klean kanteens and other reusable water bottles. Being conscious of choices whennit comes to buying.
ReplyDeleteWe have cloth diapered and wiped four babies, we buy organic and local when possible, use green cleaning products,... The list could go on.
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper, use mostly 7th Generation cleaners and eat mostly organic (local when possible).
ReplyDeletegot rid of my car!!
ReplyDeleteWe will cloth diaper and use cloth wipes when our little one joins us next week (hopefully) :)
ReplyDeletePart-time cloth diapering...but trying to make it full-time
ReplyDeletebreastfeeding and eco cleaners
ReplyDeletereusable shopping bags
ReplyDeleteCloth diaper, compost and recycle.
ReplyDeleteReusable shopping bags
ReplyDeleteCloth diaper, breastfeeding, recycling, etc.
ReplyDeleteJennifer Hamner
ejhamner at hotmail dot com
cloth diapering
ReplyDeletesaramomofmany @ gmail.com
Cloth diapering!
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper and recycle :)
ReplyDeleterecycle in the home.
ReplyDeleteWe are recycling and composting.
ReplyDeleteWe bring our own bags to the store.
ReplyDeletesoluckyducky at gmail dot com
recycling plastic bags
ReplyDeleteBiking and using public transport as much as we can.
ReplyDeleteCloth diapers, composting, reusable bags.... Anything we can think of!
ReplyDeletewe try to recycle and reuse everything, also composting and upcycling!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to cloth diaper with my new baby! I also recycle, use cloth grocery bags, Eco friendly cleaning products and got a car with better gas mileage.
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper, compost, use refillable stainless drink containers and glass or stainless food storage. My husband commutes by bike and we use our car as little as possible
ReplyDeleteCloth diapers, recycling and reusable shopping bags.
ReplyDeleteCloth diapering for 9 months!
ReplyDeleteDagmar B
sirentattoo at hotmail.com
Cloth diapers
ReplyDeleteTrying to change plastic food storage over to glass as budget allows
Buying consignment for "new" clothes
alexis [dot] mattingly [at] yahoo [dot] com
We shop at our farmers market every weekend and only eat local organic beef, eggs, and veggies. Getting there on chicken and fruit (still organic, but not local).
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper and use reusable things wherever possible, recycle, and compost.
ReplyDeleteI try to recycle as much as possible! I also use reusable shopping bags!
ReplyDeleteCloth diapering!
ReplyDeletecloth diapers, natural cleaners, hand me downs....
ReplyDeleteLots of hand-me-downs (currently using clothes for my 7month old that were originally my 6yo nephew's and have already gone through my 3yo nephew.) Also recycle, reusable bags, and eco-friendly toys to name a couple more.
ReplyDeleteI use cloth wipes for my kids and I'm a former cloth diapering mama :)
ReplyDeleteReusable bags, reusable water bottles for all of us, natural household cleaners (vinegar, baking soda), wool dryer balls, hang dry what I can
ReplyDeleteReduce, reuse and recycle -- even my three year old can repeat the mantra now!!
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper (and wipes), use reuseable bags at the store, and recycle as much as we can!
ReplyDeleteI'm a cloth diapering and recycling momma.. plus trying to start a mama cloth stash too!
ReplyDeletemenzies(at)bell(dot)net
We cloth diapers and wipes, compost, recycle, reusable water bottles, make our own cleaners, grow most of our own veggies too :
ReplyDeleteI use cloth diapers, wipes and I make my own wipe solution.
ReplyDeletealeasha_c@hotmail.com