Pet hair Certified compostable products Say no to "swag bags" Do regular maintenance on your vacuum Make a "to-go" bag Take organics to a drop- off Reusable mop head Flatten cardboard boxes Use a reusable lint roller Reuse produce bags Opt out of junk mail Take plastic bags to a drop-off Meat, fish, and bones Use a mug at your café Vermi- compost Recycle aluminum cans Fruits and veggies Take batteries to a drop- off Recycle soup and broth cartons Store food scraps in the fridge Say no to a printed receipt Glass jars and bottles Say no to straws Reuse gift bags Metal food and beverage cans Cloth napkins Say no to hand-me- downs you won't use Use durable ware at a party Set printer default to double- sided Rent instead of buying Use a handkerchief Use bar shampoo and conditioner Start a backyard compost Wash my compost bin Reuse cleaning rags Don't take a bag Takeout pizza box Coffee grounds and tea leaves Don't take the branded bottle or reusable bag Recycle plastic caps on bottles Go to a clothing swap BYO water bottle Save bottle caps for scrap metal recycling Request no plastic utensils Don't take the free pen and notepad Share tools with friends Plastic jugs and yogurt cups Napkins and paper towels Make an "Eat first" fridge shelf Stop wish- cycling Learn needs vs. wants Avoid individual packaging Buy loose produce Request no single- serve condiments Take string lights or wire to a drop-off Mend an item of clothing Bring your own container Get more comfortable saying 'no' Give an experience Pet hair Certified compostable products Say no to "swag bags" Do regular maintenance on your vacuum Make a "to-go" bag Take organics to a drop- off Reusable mop head Flatten cardboard boxes Use a reusable lint roller Reuse produce bags Opt out of junk mail Take plastic bags to a drop-off Meat, fish, and bones Use a mug at your café Vermi- compost Recycle aluminum cans Fruits and veggies Take batteries to a drop- off Recycle soup and broth cartons Store food scraps in the fridge Say no to a printed receipt Glass jars and bottles Say no to straws Reuse gift bags Metal food and beverage cans Cloth napkins Say no to hand-me- downs you won't use Use durable ware at a party Set printer default to double- sided Rent instead of buying Use a handkerchief Use bar shampoo and conditioner Start a backyard compost Wash my compost bin Reuse cleaning rags Don't take a bag Takeout pizza box Coffee grounds and tea leaves Don't take the branded bottle or reusable bag Recycle plastic caps on bottles Go to a clothing swap BYO water bottle Save bottle caps for scrap metal recycling Request no plastic utensils Don't take the free pen and notepad Share tools with friends Plastic jugs and yogurt cups Napkins and paper towels Make an "Eat first" fridge shelf Stop wish- cycling Learn needs vs. wants Avoid individual packaging Buy loose produce Request no single- serve condiments Take string lights or wire to a drop-off Mend an item of clothing Bring your own container Get more comfortable saying 'no' Give an experience
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R-Take plastic bags to a drop-off
R-Meat, fish, and bones
R-Use a mug at your café
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R-Recycle aluminum cans
R-Fruits and veggies
R-Take batteries to a drop-off
R-Recycle soup and broth cartons
R-Store food scraps in the fridge
R-Say no to a printed receipt
R-Glass jars and bottles
R-Say no to straws
R-Reuse gift bags
R-Metal food and beverage cans
R-Cloth napkins
R-Say no to hand-me-downs you won't use
R-Use durable ware at a party
R-Set printer default to double-sided
R-Rent instead of buying
R-Use a handkerchief
R-Use bar shampoo and conditioner
R-Start a backyard compost
R-Wash my compost bin
R-Reuse cleaning rags
R-Don't take a bag
R-Takeout pizza box
R-Coffee grounds and tea leaves
R-Don't take the branded bottle or reusable bag
R-Recycle plastic caps on bottles
R-Go to a clothing swap
R-BYO water bottle
R-Save bottle caps for scrap metal recycling
R-Request no plastic utensils
R-Don't take the free pen and notepad
R-Share tools with friends
R-Plastic jugs and yogurt cups
R-Napkins and paper towels
R-Make an "Eat first" fridge shelf
R-Stop wish-cycling
R-Learn needs vs. wants
R-Avoid individual packaging
R-Buy loose produce
R-Request no single-serve condiments
R-Take string lights or wire to a drop-off
R-Mend an item of clothing
R-Bring your own container
R-Get more comfortable saying 'no'
R-Give an experience
