Most people know that food scraps can be disposed of in a backyard compost heap or in Bokashi bucket. Did you know that paper products can be composted as well? Of course, you can compost old newspapers and notebook paper. But there’s a very good…
Facial tissues are one of those household goods you don’t realize the importance of until you’ve run out. (We’ve all had to make do with a paper towel or wad of toilet paper in a pinch!) Unfortunately, tissues are also an example of a single-use…
In a perfect world, most of us would compost in one way or another. However, between the time, space, and energy required to start composting, it’s easy to see why this sustainable practice isn’t more popular. Here’s the thing: A traditional compost bin is not…
Composting isn’t just for the kitchen scraps! There are far, far more household items that can be composted (either with Bokashi or traditional compost) than you probably realize. Paper products are excellent examples of this rule in action. But what about other plant-based products we…
Between sustainable farming, organic ingredients, and Fair Trade practices, it’s never been easier to enjoy a bit of wine guilt-free. Even the empty glass bottle can be easily recycled or repurposed! That leaves just one thing unaccounted for: The cork stopper. So are corks compostable?…
Kitchen waste is a tough subject for many eco-conscious households. And there are few meals that produce as much waste as a feast of crab legs. Unfortunately, there’s not much you can do to eliminate this waste (aside from cutting crab and other seafood from…
