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If your family actively recycles or if you’ve been wanting to get the family involved in recycling then Rubbermaid‘s latest product, the 2-in-1 Recycler.
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MSRP: 43.99 US$
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This handy two unit 12.1″ l x 16.7″ w x 31.22″ h bin is, to put it very simply, very convenient if you prop it in one corner of your kitchen and when its time to get rid of the trash, all you need to do is separate the recyclables from the non.
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I love that I don’t have to stash my plastic bottles, cardboard or paper on the kitchen counter-top till I accumulate a little pile to make a trip to my garage (I know…lazy me!)
and that I can empty out the bins separately.
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The 2-in-1 Recycler will soon make its appearance in 2 friends’ homes. The day we set ours up we had the friends’ over for dinner and the Recycler was inspected, tested, tried and given a big stamp of approval from all!
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If you’d like to get one for your kitchen, you can order the bin directly off the Rubbermaid site.
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We recycle and use reusable bags!
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We recycle, have energy efficient bulbs, re-use bags and filter our water.
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We recycle on a daily basis, we even have a bi-weekly pickup here.
We recycle and use green as much as possible
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We recycle as much as we can, use cold water for most of our laundry and cloth diaper.
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We recycle. I try to use everything. I give it away if I am not going to use it. I try to not throw things away. I take in pop cans I throw my coffee grounds in the garden. I could write a book!!!
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We recycle everything we can, group our trips as much as possible, and hang dry our clothing during nice weather.
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We have curbside recycling and I recycle plastic, cans, paper. I also use my magazines as wrapping paper.
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We do a lot to be green by; cloth diapering and using cloth wipes, recycling and re-purposing, I use cloth grocery bags, natural cleaning products (or home-made)and the list could go on lol.
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We recycle and reuse. The less you throw and recycle or reuse the better for everyone!
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We separate our trash, use reusable lunch bags and containers, save water, energy effecient lights
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We recycle everything possible.
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We recycle and compost
We recycle everything we can.
We recycle as much as we can
We recycle (have for years), compost, cloth diaper, and grow a garden. Not to mention we walk whenever we can, unplug what’s not used, and hang our wet clothes out to dry.
We recycle as much as we can
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To be green I recycle, drink water from the tap instead of bottled water and use reusable bags.