I thought you guys might be able to help. We have a small home gym and are in need of an affordable mat. Thought maybe we could use an old rug, but my sensitive skin just can't handle it. If a used one doesn't pop up at our local used sports wear shop. Do you guys know of any giant cork or bamboo mats? I can't find one larger than a yoga mat. Points if it's not from Amazon and is still affordable. submitted by /u/atwoodwasright [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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I am going to pass out flyers this friday to raise awareness for earth day. I am looking for any ideas. Thanks submitted by /u/kim_pozzible [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Hi everyone, I recently launched the Kibu Headphones which I believe are the most ‘sustainable children’s headphones’ if not the only sustainable children’s headphones on Kickstarter and wanted to get the thoughts of the community, especially in regards to our approach towards trying to build circular headphones. Does this resonate with people? Do parents think they would actually look to repair them if a part breaks? Or are they secretly fine with buying those £15 kids headphones on repeat? submitted by /u/beaneydesign [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi guys, I used to remove my eyeliner using a reusable cotton pad with water and soap but I had to change to micellar water (made with 90% natural ingredients and recyclable plastic bottle) because a few stains started showing up on my skin and I’m concerned that it has to do with the way I remove my make up. The thing is, I have a cleanser that I use everyday and it’s almost in the end, so I wanted to buy a bar of soap por facial skin since it comes in a paper packet. And now I don’t know what’s better: use micellar water as make up remover and facial cleaner, or buy a bar of soap to clean m ..read more

I'm on the hunt for a soft eco friendly toilet paper. I use a bidet and a square of tp to dry off with, my ds uses a roll of tp every time he goes lol He has sensory issues, so texture is important. I've used recycled tp from target, but it dissolves in your hand and is a bit rough. I'm considering bamboo, but I have concerns about clogging up my septic tank. Any opinions? I live in Virginia, USA. I have a septic tank. submitted by /u/Classic-Listen8356 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I am from the Philippines and there's a lot of Eco-friendly companies that sells an eco-friendly material/products but my most favorite is the Vegan Leather Products of Jacinto and Lirio. They have a lot of products like wallets, passport holders, lanyards and etc. submitted by /u/Emergency_Phrase8235 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

For context, I don't own this home, I'm renting it. My landlords have an outdoor washing machine that drains into a ditch that surrounds a few trees in my backyard to reduce water waste. They made it clear to only use eco-friendly laundry products so that it won't damage the trees. I was wondering if anyone knows if Affresh would be considered toxic? I need to clean out the drum of the washing machine pretty badly. If Affresh is toxic, what else could I use to clean it out that won't poison the trees? I appreciate any insight. submitted by /u/YourItalianScallion [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Please share about any eco-friendly tips or practices for cold plunging, such as water conservation or sustainable equipment options. Also, are there any community initiatives or events focused on promoting eco-conscious cold plunging practices? submitted by /u/Traditional-Ad6335 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more