Reuse & Recycling

Now’s the time to get creative with their many uses.

Staples wants to reward you for decluttering and recycling — in a big way.

Curbside pickup for the win!

Recycle or reuse them instead of tossing them out.

Here's how you can repurpose a butter box instead of tossing it.

It gets a dirty job done — and looks good doing it.

Don't be so quick to toss it!

How to reuse it instead of tossing it.

Don't be so quick to get rid of it.

This hack also works with the bags for shallots and ginger.

No eco-guilt with these silicone food storage bags.

If you love the convenience of a disposable wipe but have a twinge of green guilt every time you toss one in the trash, we’ve got some great news. There’s a new product on the market that will tackle messes without messing up the planet. Ode to Clean is the first product from biotech company Solugen, which figured out a way to make hydrogen peroxide (a safe and effective cleaner) without the dangerous, petroleum-based processes of the past.

Be gone, cabinet full of plastic containers.

Grab one for your kitchen before they're gone!

Even its name is adorable.

It's waste from food packaging and plastic bottles.

Her little trick helps reuse what is typically viewed as single-use plastic.

Brush up on these recycling and disposal methods.

Even the cleanest and most organized homes can get cluttered and super overwhelming fast. Because there’s one thing that piles up faster than a shopping cart in the final minutes of Supermarket Sweep. Unless you’re ready, and keep on top of it every single day, you’ll soon be buried under a suffocating mountain of stuff. This weekend, take the time to conquer this particular mess, and feel lighter almost immediately. Tame the Mail Mountain: Has your mail taken over your life?

Get ready for some serious compliments come Turkey Day.

Use it for your favorite pumpkin recipes and more!

Get ready for cozy fall dinners!

It will look beautiful on your Thanksgiving table.

Le Creuset does it again (and again).

Keep outgrown toys out of landfills.

If you've wanted to start composting, this is your sign to go for it!

Even if you've heard of some of these before, here's your reminder to pick up a habit or two.

One roll is said to replace up to 286 paper towel rolls.

The kitchen generates more useful “garbage” than anywhere else in the house. 

Do it for the planet.

Never forget your bolsa de mercado.

Send your old LEGO back and they will donate the blocks to charity partners.

Hint: It's a surprising shade of green ...

The editor-loved brand does it again!

It's made up of plastic bags, yogurt containers, and water bottles.

Who knew your breakfast waste could be so beautiful?

The in-store shops are perfect for those looking to make this winter (and beyond) a little more green.

That you haven't thought of yet.

We're loving this airy new color.

Hey Everybody! After being stuck inside my house for the past year and a half Hands and I decided to get out and about – traveling around our city to find good things right under our noses. So many good things that I pick up for my life come from seeing them out in the world – at other folk’s homes, restaurants and hotels – there is really nothing better for good ideas than getting out and about. It’s time to get out and about!

Welcome back to One Good Thing back in my kitchen! This week I want to share a little change I made in my composting ritual that has made my life better – I’ve traded in my stainless steel composting bucket that sat on the floor for a neat and tidy countertop composter from JosephJoseph.

For the third year in a row, IKEA and What Design Can Do have partnered to find the latest in sustainable design through their "No Waste Challenge" contest.

This is a game changer for LEGO.

A change in even one small daily life habit can make an impact. And here's how to make that habit easier.

Tupperware lids are like the socks of the kitchen with how they disappear into thin air.

Plus, what master composters want you to know about smells.

Each of the five suggestions below are commonly found in resale retail, and they just might be what you need to get your kitchen under control.

According to an expert.