Trying to be more eco-friendly but have a limited budget? Here's everything I would buy if I only had an extra $100 to invest in more sustainable swaps! You don't need a lot of time, money, or resources to start being more planet friendly in your dai...
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Bath Products
Kitchen Staples
Other
Bath Products
I always tell people that the easiest place to start making sustainable swaps is the bathroom. There are so many opportunities to reduce your impact!
My first eco swap ever :)
Bambaw Safety Razor ($16.31)
Can be composted after use!
Bamboo Toothbrush ($4.49)
Swap the bottles for bars instead!
Rosemary Shampoo and Conditioner Bar Set ($9.90)
My absolute favorite face wash that is plastic free!
Ethique Gentle Solid Face Cleanser ($11.99)
This floss is compostable!
Silk Dental Floss ($9.99)
An excellent way to get rid of some single use cotton pads!
Reusable Makeup Remover Pads ($8.99)
Kitchen Staples
Here are some easy ways to reduce kitchen waste as well - other tips: switch to a plant based diet or start composting food scraps!
Great for cleaning - and so many fun patterns too!
Swedish Dish Cloth ($5.49)
Saves the planet (and your wallet!)
My Tips to Reduce Food Waste in the Kitchen! (FREE)
I'm sure you already have reusable shopping bags, but these are great for produce and bulk bins!
Reusable Produce Bags ($7.99)
To avoid plastic dish soap bottles…
Dish Washing Block ($10.99)
To avoid using plastic wrap!
Silicone Bowl Covers ($4.97)
Meal planning and prepping are keys to reducing food waste
Tips for Meal Planning to Avoid Food Waste (FREE)
Other
These are a few other items I would recommend to stay within the $100 budget.
Great for saving on dry time when doing laundry
Wool Dryer Balls ($7.99)
I literally use this on everything!!
DIY All Purpose Cleaner (FREE)
This avoids having to buy new clothes all the time :)
