How I Saved the World 13 Times

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Recycling, being eco-friendly and power smart are just some of ways to make an environmental difference

All it takes is little changes to make big changes. Make our world a cleaner, better place. Care about it - you will not only save the air, water, electricity, money...you just may feel proud of yourself too.
Call it what you want - a way to save money, frugal living, to go green or green living, being eco friendly, recycling, crafty.... I like to think I've saved the world in some way.

Here are 13 things I've done to make a difference.
13 ways I care.
13 times I've saved the world...

How many times can you say you have saved the world?

I use cloth bags, bins or boxes instead of plastic bags. 

Go green, go accessorize!

Original bags that beat out those generic store brand bags.

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I have a high efficiency washing machine. 

Recycled

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I water my plants with rainwater, left over tea or water from cups, or fish tank water. 

Recycling ideas for items in your home:

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Lenses encouraging green living!

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Recycling means...

Reduce, re-use, recycle.
It doesn't mean changing your entire life style, it's about making little changes and little choices.

I walk instead of drive short distances. 

I re-use my empty milk jugs. 

Ideas for uses from ordinary household items!

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I find uses for empty microwave dinner trays. 

I give life to old furniture. 

Give old furniture a new lift!

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I save empty bread and other bags and re-use them. 

Get Plastic Organized!

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I wash out my resealable bags and use them again. 

I use vinegar, baking soda, salt and lemon juice in my cleaning. 

Clean Green!

I love Amazon because it's people like you and me who do the reviews and ratings on the products. These books all have over 4 stars!
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How have YOU saved the world?

Tell us what little things you do that make the world a better place, or make your own Squidoo page and it may just get featured on this page!

I wear my clothes for more than one day if they are still relatively clean.

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I Reuse my Coffee Grinds for Plants.

2 points

I put my bags in the trunk so I always have them f more...0 points

I save my empty glass jars and find uses for them. 

The occasional toy made from boxes are just as fun as store bought toys to a 3 year old. 

I turned down the heat on my hot water tank. 

Give me a shout!

And don't forget to rate this page using the stars at the top!

  • bloomingrose Oct 19, 2011 @ 12:33 am | delete
    Loved this! The old book purse was so cool!
  • RhondaSueDavis Jul 30, 2011 @ 8:18 pm | delete
    Excellent Photos! Love the frames too.
  • RhondaSueDavis Jul 30, 2011 @ 8:16 pm | delete
    I like this lens, I hope you make some more about it, and about working and living with autism in the home and community. Once in their teens, it gets a lot more varied and interesting and challenging. Have four friends with asperger boys, all very very different.
    One sand dollar back in the ocean at a time, could catch on with the other beach combers.
  • KarateKatGraphics May 20, 2009 @ 10:38 am | delete
    Love your title and your easy tips--we do some of these, too. 5*****
  • JaguarJulie May 11, 2009 @ 11:50 am | delete
    This is a very clever and definitely worthwhile lens -- can't wait to see how your list grows!
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*All photos are my own
I hope you enjoyed them.

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only1bub

With two young boys, a new baby girl and a part time job as a Behavioural Interventionist for autistic children, life is too short to waste finding du... more »

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