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What would you do with an extra 15 minutes of free time? I'd relax. I feel like I'm running all day long I'd take the time to just breathe to know that I'm doing the best I can for my family and that everything will turn out alright :)
What is one GREEN thing your family does? We are making the switch to green household cleaners and are researching cosmetic products. And of course, when we have a little one, we will be cloth diapering! Already have a growing stash!
I am just starting to try out cloth diapering, It's only been 2 days but so far I am loving it! I live in a small town and just found out a store here is doing the cloth diaper change on the 21st. I never would of checked if you had not posted it. Thank you!
One green thing my family does is making the switch to green household cleaners. We do not have any children as of yet, but when we do it will be much safer to use cleaner without all those chemicals. And of course once we have children we will be cloth diapering! :)
We're expecting our daughter next month and plan on cloth diapering. So far all 33 diapers in my cloth diaper stash are used, but given to me by friends. I would love to try out a brand new fuzzibunz elite diaper!
We cloth diaper and cloth wipe. We also use cloth napkins. I hang dry most of our laundry. We recycle plastic and aluminum, not just for recycling purposes, but for crafts. We also make our own cleaners and such.
So excited for this giveaway~One green thing my family does is that cloth diaper :) recycle :) and we car pool with our neighbors (military so we work in the same areas).
One green thing our family does is we currently trying out a homemade laundry detergent for our everyday clothes. So far works great but we are still in the trial phase.
We cloth diapered out first, and now I'm going to be trying it again with our third! Cloth has come so far since I had my daughter in '04, I'm really excited for this little one to get here so I can start putting some cute cloth on her little bum! :)
Now that we use cloth diapers, we've decided we might as well switch to using cloth paper towels for cleanup around the house too! We can just wash them all together.
We recycle, we compost, we will be using cloth diapers and wipes for our child and all future children, we clean without chemicals, we use cloth shopping bags for our groceries, we eat organic as much as possible and keep a pesticide free garden in the summer.
my family saves water by taking quick showers instead of baths.We turn off all lights we are not using.we recycle,and try to reuse as much as we can.Also are planning to use cloth diapers and reusable pads too.
my family saves water by taking quick showers instead of baths.We turn off all lights we are not using.we recycle,and try to reuse as much as we can.Also are planning to use cloth diapers and reusable pads too.
my family saves water by taking quick showers instead of baths.We turn off all lights we are not using.we recycle,and try to reuse as much as we can.Also are planning to use cloth diapers and reusable pads too.
We have been cloth diapering since our LO was 2 weeks old (20 months and counting). With #2 due in the next couple of weeks - we plan on starting from day one!
We are cloth diapering and are trying to figure out how to run the washing machine water out to the yard to make it green. Everything is dying :( we are under STRICT water restrictions this summer thanks to drought in Texas.
As a family we recycle paper/glass/aluminum at our local recycling center. We also cloth diaper our now 10 month little girl, Piper. I also have reusable grocery bags that I use for absolutely everything..no need for any plastic bags here. Our 5yro.'s lunch is packed with reusable sandwich bags, so as you can tell no need for zip-locks here:)
we recycle as much as we can in a month all together we may have half a bag of garbage the rest is recycled. Now that we are expecting we also want to Cloth diaper as well we will be breastfeeding as well...
At our house we do several green things, we recycle far more than we throw out, we are very conscious about conserving energy by turning lights and water off, and we also have a garden and are in the process of creating a rain barrel collection system!
We use cloth diapers and wipes, compost and recycle. I try and use "green" cleaning products, or just vinegar and baking soda! I also try and buy some of my daughters clothes at consignment stores!
We try to do lots of green things, but my favorite 'green' friendly thing we do would definitely be hands down cloth diaper. I love buying all the cute fluff!
We recycle, use hand me down clothes, line dry clothing, and safe unrecyclable plastic bottle tops and donate them to children in exchange for cancer treatment costs
What would you do with an extra 15 minutes of free time? I'd relax. I feel like I'm running all day long I'd take the time to just breathe to know that I'm doing the best I can for my family and that everything will turn out alright :)
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway and all the time you put into your blog and videos!
ReplyDeleteForgot to answer the question, Free time, I would read or have a nap with 15 extra minutes.
ReplyDeleteWhat is one GREEN thing your family does? We are making the switch to green household cleaners and are researching cosmetic products. And of course, when we have a little one, we will be cloth diapering! Already have a growing stash!
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper our daughter and recycle.
ReplyDeleteI am just starting to try out cloth diapering, It's only been 2 days but so far I am loving it! I live in a small town and just found out a store here is doing the cloth diaper change on the 21st. I never would of checked if you had not posted it. Thank you!
ReplyDeletesome green things our family does is composting, recycling (extensively!) and buy organic products!
ReplyDeleteOne green thing my family does is making the switch to green household cleaners. We do not have any children as of yet, but when we do it will be much safer to use cleaner without all those chemicals. And of course once we have children we will be cloth diapering! :)
ReplyDeleteWe're expecting our daughter next month and plan on cloth diapering. So far all 33 diapers in my cloth diaper stash are used, but given to me by friends. I would love to try out a brand new fuzzibunz elite diaper!
ReplyDeleteSome green things we do: Cloth Diaper, recycle, we try and use environmentally friendly products & compost :)
ReplyDeleteA couple things we do to "Go Green": recycle paper the most. Also take plastic bags to Target to be recycled
ReplyDeleteThank you for this giveaway! :) And with 15 extra minutes i would probably take a nap lol ;)
ReplyDeleteWe are big on recycling and composting! yeah!
ReplyDeleteOur family recycles =) we are also starting very soon to cloth diaper which I'm very excited about!!!!
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper and recycle as much as we can.
ReplyDeleteWe recycle just about everything our recycling center accepts.
ReplyDeleteWe recycle!
ReplyDeletemy family recycles, cloth diapers, uses cloth wipes not only for baby but for family, we turn off lights when we dont need them and so much MORE!
ReplyDeleteWe use cloth diapers & wipes, cloth napkins instead of paper, and rags instead of paper towels.
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper and cloth wipe. We also use cloth napkins. I hang dry most of our laundry. We recycle plastic and aluminum, not just for recycling purposes, but for crafts. We also make our own cleaners and such.
ReplyDeletewe cloth diaper soon-to-be two babies and recently started recycling.
ReplyDeleteWe've been cloth diapering since Ian fit into his fuzzibunz. Cloth diapering is seriously my hobby, it's so fun!
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper!
ReplyDeleteI just bought reusable shopping bags about 6 months ago and I'm so excited about all the plastic we're not using!
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper and use cloth wipes!
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper and use cloth wipes!
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper!! :D Although this is our first 'green' adventure we are starting to fully convert
ReplyDeleteCash in our cans ;)
ReplyDeleteI think the thing that we do that makes the biggest difference is cloth diapering.
We recycle as much as we can and we cloth diaper! Still learning how to reduce our carbon footprint, but steps in the right direction!
ReplyDeletewe cloth diaper!! :)
ReplyDeleteWe have a compost in our backyard. :)
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ReplyDeleteOne green thing our family does? We cloth diaper our daughter and plan to cloth diaper our baby boy due in july.
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper:)
ReplyDeleteWe use recycled bags for shopping, recycle, and will start cloth diapering here shortly!
ReplyDeleteWe use recycled shopping bags and i'm working on making some cloth paper towels
ReplyDeleteWe use recycled shopping bags and i'm working on making some cloth paper towels
ReplyDeleteCLOTH DIAPER ! :D
ReplyDeletecan i enter in the UK haha i did anyway just in case :) and cloth
ReplyDeleteWe have solar water heater.
ReplyDeletelove cloth!
ReplyDeleteWe currently recycle walmart bags for other uses.
ReplyDeleteWe currently recycle walmart bags for other uses.
ReplyDeletethe one green thing we do is compost!! love it :)
ReplyDeleteSo excited for this giveaway~One green thing my family does is that cloth diaper :) recycle :) and we car pool with our neighbors (military so we work in the same areas).
ReplyDeleteWe recycle and carpool.
ReplyDeleteWe have trouble with the elites not be absorbent enough. I like them, but I don't use them for naps and I have to remember to change them more often.
ReplyDeleterecycle, walk to the store, cloth diaper :)
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ReplyDeleteWe recycle, I walk to/home from work many days, I try to buy more healthy organic and farm foods. Im currently ttc but plan on cloth diapering. :)
ReplyDeleteWe recycle and have been switching to organic products.
ReplyDeletewe don't use paper plates, towles, and we recycle
ReplyDeleteWe use cloth diapers, hang clothes to dry, and recycle to name a few. :)
ReplyDeleteWe love cloth diapering!
ReplyDeleteWe recycle.
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ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper :)
ReplyDeleteWe use cloth diapers!!
ReplyDeleteI hope to use cloth diapers, but for now, we recycle.
ReplyDeleteCloth diapering. : )
ReplyDeleteWe Recycle all that we can and use reusable shopper totes!
ReplyDeleteWe recycle, use reusable bags, use reusable utensils outside of the house, buy at thrift stores, and use reusable cups.
ReplyDeleteWe use powerbars that are turned off overnight.
ReplyDeleteWe recycle!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper!
ReplyDeleteI use natural laundry detergent, mama cloth and cloth napkins/paper towels!
ReplyDeleteCloth Diaper and reuse/re-purpose various things :)
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper :)
ReplyDeleteOne green thing our family does is we currently trying out a homemade laundry detergent for our everyday clothes. So far works great but we are still in the trial phase.
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper our little ones:)
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diapered out first, and now I'm going to be trying it again with our third! Cloth has come so far since I had my daughter in '04, I'm really excited for this little one to get here so I can start putting some cute cloth on her little bum! :)
ReplyDeleteWe recycle, we will be breast feeding, we will be cloth diapering, we use all energy star appliances and we bought a hybrid!
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper and recycle
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ReplyDeleteWe use cloth shopping bags and recycle. When we finally get pregnant we will be using cloth diapers and wipes.
ReplyDeleteOne green thing our family does is use a water filter :) no water bottles anymore for us! (also cloth diaper)
ReplyDeleteOther than cloth diapering, another GREEN thing we do is make all of our own all natural and environmentally friendly cleaning products.
ReplyDeletewe use cloth wipes for all of our children not just the one in diapers.
ReplyDeleteRecycle! (:
ReplyDeleteWe recycle more than we throw away, and we have used cloth diapers.
ReplyDeleteCloth diapers :)
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper, recycle and buy used!
ReplyDeletewe cloth diaper, recycle, reuse, and we make things instead of buying (like laundry soap, liquid hand sop, etc)
ReplyDeleteWe reuse all plastic bags, recycle!
ReplyDeleteThis diaper is so cool! I would love to try it out!
ReplyDeleteI make my own laundry soap!
ReplyDeleteMy hubby carpools to work. We Recycle.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to more diaper reviews!
ReplyDeleteCloth diaper!
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper and use water bottles with a filter, instead of buying plastic bottles of water = )
ReplyDeleteNow that we use cloth diapers, we've decided we might as well switch to using cloth paper towels for cleanup around the house too! We can just wash them all together.
ReplyDeleteWe recycle! :)
ReplyDeleteWe recycle, we compost, we will be using cloth diapers and wipes for our child and all future children, we clean without chemicals, we use cloth shopping bags for our groceries, we eat organic as much as possible and keep a pesticide free garden in the summer.
ReplyDeleteWe reuse our plastic bags!
ReplyDeleteWe use cloth grocery bags and hope to cloth diaper a little one in the future!
ReplyDeleteCloth Diapers, re-usable grocery bags and no plastic water bottles!
ReplyDeleteWe buy all of our daughter's clothes resale! We also reuse alot of items and containers
ReplyDeletewe find new uses for many things. We have been pinspired to use old things in a new way, as storage, gifts etc.
ReplyDeletecloth diapering and green cleaning:)
ReplyDeleteGreen cleaning, cloth shopping bags and composting!
ReplyDeleteStarting to cloth diaper, and we recycle most things
ReplyDeleteThe main green thing we do is cloth diaper...but we try to do as much as we can in other areas of our life.
ReplyDeleteRecycle
ReplyDeletei make my own laundry detergent and cleaning supplies.
ReplyDeleteThe biggest thing we do is cloth diaper. We recycle, buy local and try to do many other things as well!
ReplyDeletemy family saves water by taking quick showers instead of baths.We turn off all lights we are not using.we recycle,and try to reuse as much as we can.Also are planning to use cloth diapers and reusable pads too.
ReplyDeletemy family saves water by taking quick showers instead of baths.We turn off all lights we are not using.we recycle,and try to reuse as much as we can.Also are planning to use cloth diapers and reusable pads too.
ReplyDeletemy family saves water by taking quick showers instead of baths.We turn off all lights we are not using.we recycle,and try to reuse as much as we can.Also are planning to use cloth diapers and reusable pads too.
ReplyDeleteWe run all of our appliances at night and on cold :)
ReplyDeleteThe greenest thing we do as a family is cloth diaper for sure! We are expecting our 7th baby the first week in June and have cloth diapered them all!
ReplyDeleteWe Cloth Diaper :)
ReplyDeleteWe recycle like crazy in our house. We have our 3 bins outside and make weekly trips to the recycling center that is 2 blocks from our house!
ReplyDeleteWe recycle and I am looking into clothe diapering our next child.
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ReplyDeleteWe recycle EVERYTHING! And I take a reusable water bottle to work.
ReplyDeleteRecycle!!!
ReplyDeleterecycling.. and definitely plan on cloth diapering :)
ReplyDeleteWe have been cloth diapering since our LO was 2 weeks old (20 months and counting). With #2 due in the next couple of weeks - we plan on starting from day one!
ReplyDeleteWe recycle and try to have as little waste as possible. And we do plan on cloth diapering when the time comes :)
ReplyDeleterecycle, upcycle, use it until it falls apart :P
ReplyDeleteWe grow our own produce and meat
ReplyDeleteWe use natural cleaners and recycle and try to buy organic as much as possible.
ReplyDeleteWe use all natural products and recycle everything we can! We also plan to cloth diaper =)
ReplyDeleteWe CD <3, recycle as well :)
ReplyDeleteWe have just started cloth diapering and love it!!!!! Looking to grow our stash :)
ReplyDeleteWe are cloth diapering and are trying to figure out how to run the washing machine water out to the yard to make it green. Everything is dying :( we are under STRICT water restrictions this summer thanks to drought in Texas.
ReplyDeleteWe use cloth diapers and I think breastfeeding should be considered "green" no formula cans to throw away, fewer bottles to wash etc.
ReplyDeletelove cding with baby #2. Love the freetime diaper as well!
ReplyDeletecloth diaper, reusable pee pads for dogs, compost, etc etc. :) thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteWould love to try this out!!
ReplyDeleteAnd one green thing we do is use natural cleaners such as vinegar.
ReplyDeleteWe recycle all of our cardboard and some plastics. And very soon we will be cding
ReplyDeleteWe Recycle and I never leave home without my reusable grocery bags :-)
ReplyDeleteGarden :)
ReplyDeleteOur family recycles cans, and we plan to cloth diaper.
ReplyDeletewe do cloth diapers :)
ReplyDeleteEnergy saving light bulbs!yay!
ReplyDeleteRecycle
ReplyDeleteWe grocery shop from CSAs, Co-Ops, and Fair Trade/Organic stores.
ReplyDeleteWe use cloth diapers, recycle, use reusable grocery bags.
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper, use cloth wipes, and make our own baby food.
ReplyDeleteWe recycle paper, glass and plastic bottles.
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper.
ReplyDeleteWe made our baby food, with this baby we are going to cloth diaper and i breastfeed :)
ReplyDeleteWe Cloth diaper!!
ReplyDeleteWe Cloth Diaper! (Brittany H.)
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper and recycle! :)
ReplyDeleteWe are a green family because we use cloth diapers and cloth nursing pads.
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ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper and recycle
ReplyDeleteWe make our own baby food, cloth diaper and recycle like crazy!! :)
ReplyDeleteAs a family we recycle paper/glass/aluminum at our local recycling center. We also cloth diaper our now 10 month little girl, Piper. I also have reusable grocery bags that I use for absolutely everything..no need for any plastic bags here. Our 5yro.'s lunch is packed with reusable sandwich bags, so as you can tell no need for zip-locks here:)
ReplyDeletewe recycle all cardboard,bottles,cans,glass. use energy saving lightbulbs and i make my own baby food. we also grow our own vegetables.
ReplyDeletewe recycle as much as we can in a month all together we may have half a bag of garbage the rest is recycled. Now that we are expecting we also want to Cloth diaper as well we will be breastfeeding as well...
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper, breastfeed, drive a prius, reuse grocery bags.... :)
ReplyDeleteWe compost and use cloth diapers! We also have a garden and I make my own weed and insect killer!
ReplyDeleteOOps! I accidently put Wednesday's codeword in tuesday's box and vice versa =(
ReplyDeleteAt our house we do several green things, we recycle far more than we throw out, we are very conscious about conserving energy by turning lights and water off, and we also have a garden and are in the process of creating a rain barrel collection system!
ReplyDeleteWe use cloth diapers and wipes, compost and recycle. I try and use "green" cleaning products, or just vinegar and baking soda! I also try and buy some of my daughters clothes at consignment stores!
ReplyDeleteNew to cloth diapers. Can't Wait to make the change!
ReplyDeleteWe compost and recycle and soon cloth diaper!
ReplyDeleteWe use cloth diapers at home
ReplyDeleteWe use cloth diapers, unpaper towels, vinegar to clean, and I use a cup and mama cloth. :)
ReplyDeleteWe use cloth diapers.
ReplyDeletelooking forward to using cloth with our next baby.
ReplyDeleteWe recycle and want to start cloth diapering with our second!
ReplyDeleteWe recycle paper and now that we have a little one coming we are going to cloth diaper and breast feed. I am super excited! :)
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper!!!
ReplyDeleteWe recycle and plan to cloth diaper
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ReplyDeletelove the giveaway!! hey girls!
ReplyDeletewe love to cloth diaper !! yay
ReplyDeleteWe try to do lots of green things, but my favorite 'green' friendly thing we do would definitely be hands down cloth diaper. I love buying all the cute fluff!
ReplyDeleteWe recycle as much as possible!
ReplyDeleteRight now, we mainly just recycle and use containers vs. ziplock baggies. Am planning to cloth diaper though.
ReplyDeleteI love cloth diapering
ReplyDeleteWe recycle and are starting to cloth diaper
ReplyDeleteWe plan on cloth diapering!
ReplyDeleteWe cloth diaper:-)
ReplyDeletewe are going to be using cloth diapers!!! love the giveaway..
ReplyDeleteCloth diapering! (Well, kinda...no cloth wipes)
ReplyDeleteWe compost and recycle, and as soon as I kick infertility's a** we will cloth diaper.
ReplyDeleteWe always try and reuse things if we can!
ReplyDeleteWe recycle and most of the time we cloth diaper.
ReplyDeleteI'm planning on Cloth Diapering my baby girl! So excited for her arrival in Aug!!
ReplyDeleteI love cloth diapering!
ReplyDeleteAhem, well we cloth diaper!
ReplyDeleteWe recycle, reuse, and make homemade wipes
ReplyDeleteWe use cloth diapers, have a garden, recycle, and currently drive a hybrid, among other things. :)
ReplyDeleteWe CD, have a garden, recycle, reuse products.
ReplyDeletewe reuse things as much as we can
ReplyDeleteWe wash in cold water and cloth diaper.
ReplyDeleteI make my own laundry soap =)
ReplyDeleteWe bring our own bags to the grocery store
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ReplyDeleteWe recycle, use hand me down clothes, line dry clothing, and safe unrecyclable plastic bottle tops and donate them to children in exchange for cancer treatment costs
ReplyDeleteCloth Diapering for sure. I am new at it and having some issues but we are trying to get the hang if it.
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