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After preaching reusables for almost eight years, I’ve made the decision to ditch them!
Seriously, even the most unobservant, non eco aware person would be hard pressed not to notice the fabulous effort that Norfolk Island is making for their immediate environment.
The presents are unwrapped, Christmas dinner has been eaten and now, the clean-up begins!
By choosing to protect the environment and avoiding single use options, you’ll end up with a table that is warm and inviting, unique and luxurious. It’s really quite easy to do and doesn’t have to be hard or expensive.
Statistics show that landfill volumes increase by 30% during the festive season and a good portion of this comes from wrapping paper.
Have you ever received an unwanted Christmas gift? If so, you’re not alone. In 2019 “53% of Australian adults; the equivalent of 8.5 million people, received at least one unwanted Christmas gift.
The tree, the inside of the house, the yard… how do you like to decorate for Christmas?
Over 400,000 kilos of hair and 1.5 million kilos of metal waste (think foils!) is being sent to landfill every year in Australia!
The Australian Dental Association (ADA) recommends that we brush twice and floss once every day. While doing so keeps our teeth clean and healthy most of the dental hygiene products we use are having a terrible impact on the state of our planet.
Marketing geniuses have even proven that in the ‘environmental sector’ a company can make a customer think their product is more environmentally friendly simply by changing the colour of the bottle from white to green!