Hey earth muffins! The festive season is here! It often involves the dazzling glow of Christmas lights adorning homes and streets. While these lights bring joy and warmth during some bitter cold months, it’s essential to examine their environmental impact. In this blog post, we’ll answer the question, “Are Christmas Lights Sustainable?” and explore alternative options to decorate for the holidays this year.
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bookmark_borderAmazing Eco-Friendly Water Balloons Alternatives To Try This Summer!
Hey earth muffins! When the weather gets warm, water balloon fights are a popular way to cool off and have fun in the sun. However, traditional water balloons are single-use items that generate a significant amount of plastic waste. In addition, it is super annoying to clean up all the plastic remnants they leave behind! Thankfully, there are eco-friendly alternatives that allow you to enjoy water play without the negative environmental impact. Here are some fantastic options for eco-friendly water balloons to try out this summer!
~Sponges
Instead of using water balloons, try sponges! They are awesome because they soak up a bunch of water and won’t pop on impact. A quick dip in some water means they are ready to go again! You can even cut up some sponges into strips and tie them together to make sponge bombs as well.
Read More ➥bookmark_borderDitch the Green Grass! 5 Unique Eco-Friendly Lawn Alternatives
Hey earth muffins! Having a lush green front lawn has long been the traditional symbol of a well-maintained home. However, maintaining a bright green lawn can be resource-intensive and have a significant impact on the environment. Plus, it’s just a lot of work! If you’re looking for eco-friendly lawn alternatives, keep reading for some ideas to consider:
~Wildflower meadow
Transform your front yard into a vibrant wildflower meadow instead of green grass! Wildflowers attract pollinators and also add beauty to your neighborhood. In addition, a wildflower meadow requires less water and maintenance compared to a traditional lawn (and you can use your compost to help it grow faster!). Choose a mix of native wildflowers that thrive in your region. Let the flowers bloom and seed too, which allows for self-sustaining growth each year.
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