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Re-usable Shopping Bag from Rieslingrules
Each year, Americans throw away 100 billion polyethylene plastic bags. Aside from demanding fossil fuels for production of the bags and occupying space in landfills, many of these bags go airborne and become detrimental to sewers, waterways and rivers — and are harmful to fish, birds and other wildlife."
Fill out the form on rieslingrules.com for your free shopping bag.
Fill out the form on rieslingrules.com for your free shopping bag.
Free Reynolds Wrap
Please note: This is actually a rebate, but you will be reimbursed in full for a free roll. You will not be sent a free roll in the mail.Happy Earth Day!
To help you celebrate, try Reynolds Wrap® Foil from 100% Recycled Aluminum.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Rebate
All-Natural Waxing
OK, so I know what you're thinking. "All-Natural" means no hair removal at all. Well, I agree. But if you really want to get rid of the fuzzies and don't want to buy plastic razors or shell out for expensive wax treatments that could contain harsh chemicals, check out this recipe:
If you make too much, you can refrigerate it for later, and the strips can be recycled out of any old fabric. I think it's a great idea. Many people aren't going to go hair free all the way, all the time, and this is a good alternative to shaving.
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 TBSP water
- 2 TBSP lemon juice
- small sauce pan
- butter knife or popsicle stick
- several cotton or linen fabric scraps cut into 3x5in. strips (old sheets and dishcloths work great)
If you make too much, you can refrigerate it for later, and the strips can be recycled out of any old fabric. I think it's a great idea. Many people aren't going to go hair free all the way, all the time, and this is a good alternative to shaving.



