Favorite I have done to reduce waste over the last year: Reusable bags Sew produce bags out of destroyed/unsalvagable clothing (hand stitched! Anyone can do this!) Make my own hairspray - lemons and vodka recipe! Jojoba oil to remove makeup Shampoo and conditioner bars Menstrual cup - this was my first month - it takes getting used to but I’m already so happy with it! Cleansing grains!!! DIY Lysol/Clorox wipes Glass jars 😍😍😍 Flour sack towels! Buying spices in bulk bins- soo much cheaper where I live French press Salt crystal deoderant Things were still struggling with - there are many but these bother me the most Soda ugh Paper towels for cleaning the toilet Dog poo Mushrooms and carrots Prescriptions Water filter - we have a Britta but the filters are plastic Love the new series K!
Love love love all these suggestions! The best part about this is how creative people get with their ideas on how to reduce their waste. I would definitely agree that a big one is the soda companies, if they were to get on board with eliminating plastic then that would be a game changer (especially since they make water bottle too). You’re entered to win the LifeStraw and thanks for watching and commenting! :)
Wowowow you are doing so much this is so amazing to hear. Keep up the awesome work. You have made so many great changes don’t worry about the things you are struggling with. The housesit we are at now has a soda stream so maybe you could find one second hand? You are entered in the draw for the LifeStraw bottle! ps i think Joe and I both replied to yours sitting next to each other hehehe so I’m going to send anyway as you get extra props
Love that collapsing container. Been trying to minimize waste myself, always use my thermal coffee cup, rarely get take out (only paper options when I do if I don’t have my own container). Always have my reusable bags. Keep regular cutlery in my bag. This has been life now for 2+ years. Van life will help with zero waste food purchasing, I won’t have space for the large volume purchases in plastic at Costco, I’ll get more items in smaller quantities from bulk bins in reusable containers/bags and loose fruits/vegetables from local markets.
YESSSS ERIC YOU ARE DOING AMAZING!!! Vanlife does really help from that and bulk bins are beyond amazing (hard for me to take Joe because he wants all the candy lol). You are doing so much and you are appreciated. Thanks for watching! You are entered in the draw for the LifeStraw bottle!
To reduce waste I use reusable bags, steel bottle, shampoo bar, bamboo toothbrush, shaving bar and bamboo cutlery. I found a lovely zero waste online store called Pureosophy where I got a lot of things for a good price ❤️
Yayyyy love all this - these are all great ways! Awesome thanks so much for the tip on Pureosophy! You are entered in the draw for the LifeStraw bottle! Thank you oh so much for watching this video, keep up the great work on reducing waste! Lots of love
You’re the cutest. Thanks so much for watching!!! I want to try that toothpaste out! Or something that cuts down my waste!! Thanks for the love, we love you right back!
Hey Kristin, Nicole and Joe thanks for sharing these amazing zero waste solutions. One way I minimize waste is silicone freezer storage for my meat and mesh produce bags I bring when I grocery shop.
Thanks for watching and commenting! Those are great tips. The mesh bags are fantastic. Many people bring their own cloth grocery bags but then end up using plastic produce bags which defeats the purpose so mesh bags are great! Thanks and you’re entered to win the water bottle!
I am encouraged by this to buy a reusable straw and spork to carry around all the time. Starting small but wanting to make a difference! Always carry my own water bottles...
This video is awesome!! I love sharing and hearing what others do to help cut back their waste. I too use a diva cup, bamboo toothbrush, safety razor, reusable straw, reusable water bottles, and reusable lunch containers. I also buy my toothpaste at an all natural bulk food store where it is locally made and I make my own deodorant. I refuse to buy veggies that are wrapped in plastic I will just go without until I can buy some that are not plastic covered. I also try really hard to avoid fast food, I am NOT great at this but I use to be a Tims Horton's person every day! Now I maybe go once a week if that, which is a huge cut back for myself. I have been looking at life straws for a safety kit and for traveling, I am glad to hear you guys are big fans! Do you put ANY water in your bottles while you are traveling with it?
Wow that is so amazing all of the things you are doing it. Will Tim Hortons accept reusable cups?? You have made so many impactful changes we are so impressed and proud of you!!! Yessss love the life straw so so much! We used it in any tap we found in Asia. Chlorine or salt water can’t be used but your urine and swamp water can!! It has been so helpful to us! Thanks so much for watching and you are entered in the draw :)
@@TheWanderingWagners They will and that is the best solution! However, I usually always buy food of some sort then add that waste. aha its a work in progress. That is amazing! good to hear! & thanks for adding me to the draw. That is such a kind and an awesome giveaway! :)
HEY! Heaven, we wanted to let you know that YOU WON the LifeStraw water bottle! Congratulations and thanks for commenting! Hopefully you get this notification and email us at info@joewagnerfilms.com so that we can get your details :)
Great video, girls 😘😘 I was first introduced to Zero Waste when my conference roommate shared her “zero waste” kit with me in 2017. In her little bag was a menstrual cup, cloth pantyliners, a metal straw, reusable cutleries and a bamboo toothbrush! I’ve since made my own “Zero Waste” kit - with a stainless steel tumbler and reusable tote to boot :) - and continue to bring it with me wherever I go. What I found most inspiring about my friend was that she never preached about Zero Waste to others; she merely led the way by example. I hope to do the same. Reducing my Waste has been an ongoing journey for me, and I’m so excited to see what further impact I can make with a LifeStraw! 💓
Ah this is so amazing Gwen. Love that about leading by example, we try to do that as well!!! It’s such an amazing way to be! Thanks so much for watching! You are in the draw for the LifeStraw bottle!!! Lots of love!!!
Such an awesome video you guys! (and LOL at the outtakes at the end!) So many useful tips and reducing, reusing and recycling is SO SO SO SO SO IMPORTANT! I like to think I'm pretty good keeping my waste down (reusable bags, coffee cups, bottles, sporks, metal straws, bar soaps, make up wipes etc) but I still have lots I can do to reduce my impact on our planet. Really interested to learn more about the razor and moon cup! I promise to keep working towards 0 waste! Keep doing what you're doing ladies! :)
Bloopers are def the best part of me rewatching this! So true!!! Yaaas you are doing so much plus your take 3 for the sea!!! You are entered in the draw for the LifeStraw bottle!!! Great efforts and keep it up. Thanks for the love and for watching!! Xoxoxoxo
Awesome topic, I think low impact is definitely a good way to start and not get discouraged! Would love the life straw in my life for our future travels!
Hey, guys! Love your commitment to reducing waste. 👏 That LifeStraw is definitely needed for my upcoming trip to Vietnam. 🇻🇳 I'm going to take your example and reduce waste by dumster diving! 😎
Benjamin Smith yayyyyy thanks so much for watching! You are entered in the draw! Love everything you said! If you go to Ho Chi Minh city there is a yummy place called Cộng Cà phê that we loved!!! Yay to dumpster diving. Thanks for this message :)
We make sure to carry our hemp bags on every trip to the grocery store and say NO to straws which is one of the biggest waste and plastic pollutions next to drink/water bottles. I would love a entry for the life straw. Great video guys...
I think it is too bad that hemp has been so closely connected to THC/marijuana (which it is of course) and is no longer a go-to material for a lot of applications. With its ability to biodegrade so well it would be nice if hemp was more readily available.
That’s a really good one, love that. Psychologically and physically it forces you to see how much you’re wasting vs recycling! Thanks for watching and you’re entered to win the bottle!
To reduce waste? I don't know exactly whatever I have done or started doing actually reduces the waste or not. Have started using less plastics, in any forms, e.g., carry bag, bottles, storage containers etc. Even I am requesting my friends, family to reduce its usage. If I use plastic, use the recyclable ones. I know, it's not enough but atleast I am trying, and trying more to make people understand the reality. And you know it is tough here in India, specially in the small towns, villages where I am from, the per capita income of the people are very less, some of them even can't afford materials which are biodegradable, or recyclable. It is cheaper for them to use plastic products. So, yes, it is tough, even not enough but we are trying. And thank you for the video. ☺️
You are doing so much already to reduce waste! Thank you so much for sharing and I love that you are requesting friends and family to as well. We can all lead by example and like you said sometimes there is going to be no alternative other than plastic but if we just all try to take steps towards minimising wherever we can then it makes a big impact. Thank you for sharing, you are in the draw for the LifeStraw bottle :)
Ah your are so sweet. Thank you so so so much for that comment. You made my day. So happy you found the tips useful. Thank you for watching :) and enjoy every second moving into your van xoxoxo
Great video guys! There were quite a few items on there which I'll be looking to buy asap! Sooo to reduce my waste recently I have been using reusable bags (of course!) but since I'm so forgetful I frequently end up at the supermarket without them. But this is easily solved by just putting my items into the trolley, paying, putting them back into the trolley and then putting them in my car. Who needs bags when we've got arms (maybe more trips to get everything inside but who cares right!)
That’s so great that you just put the items in your cart if you forget your bags. Love that so much!!! Thanks for sharing what you do and for watching :). You are entered in the draw for the LifeStraw bottle :) :)
Besides the annoyance of one-use throw-away products, I get really irritated where so many expensive items have designed in planned obsolescence. When one is "immersed" in consumer culture, that is we've been raised where heavy consumption is our normal, it's no surprise that it takes significant effort and a learning curve to get out of it. A filter I've thought about is "Will I care about this in four months time?" Also, kudos to the vanlifers/nomads who with their tiny home spaces and often the determined choice to live a low-cost life puts them in an environment where they simply can't consume so much excessive "stuff".
Good job noticing that! Yes, Nicole found a version of it that has a standard thread too which fit her Kleen Kanteen so that’s a great option that you could swap between when you need the filter and when you don’t! Thanks for commenting! If you have a suggestion of how you reduce your waste you can get entered to win one ;)
The Wandering Wagners I need to look for that. - We try and reduce waste as much as possible. We have stainless straws, to go bamboo cutlery we take everywhere. Not all coffee shops will take our reusable coffee cups unfortunately. And, I travel with a Grayl water purifying container all of the time. We have a 9 yr old and the hardest thing is not using ziploc plastic sandwich bags. We still use them occasionally but, I want to cut them out completely.
You are entered in the draw for the LifeStraw bottle and if you win we could get you the one for the Kleen Kanteen one! That’s so great! I know some coffee shops won’t take it but at least you try!!! We saw these cool reusable sandwich bags we had when we lived in NZ but might get pricey if they don’t make it home hehe. Thanks for always supporting us!
I had one of the deodorant crystals as well, It works amazing, but I got rid of it because it's made with/contains (maybe naturally) some kind of a aluminium which is really bad (might lead to cancer and alzheimers I think). And your friend is wrong about it not beeing an antiperspirant, bcause that is exactly why they use aluminium, its clogging the pores so u sweat less. All the "healthy alternatives" advertise with "aluminium free" so I think its true somehow.
Thanks for the additional information. Good tip to look for deodorants without aluminum. I’m sure there are brand that are better than others in this regard. In this day and age it is difficult to find products that aren’t harmful in some way or another. Keep fighting the good fight! Also, thanks for watching :)
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Favorite I have done to reduce waste over the last year:
Reusable bags
Sew produce bags out of destroyed/unsalvagable clothing (hand stitched! Anyone can do this!)
Make my own hairspray - lemons and vodka recipe!
Jojoba oil to remove makeup
Shampoo and conditioner bars
Menstrual cup - this was my first month - it takes getting used to but I’m already so happy with it!
Cleansing grains!!!
DIY Lysol/Clorox wipes
Glass jars 😍😍😍
Flour sack towels!
Buying spices in bulk bins- soo much cheaper where I live
French press
Salt crystal deoderant
Things were still struggling with - there are many but these bother me the most
Soda ugh
Paper towels for cleaning the toilet
Dog poo
Mushrooms and carrots
Prescriptions
Water filter - we have a Britta but the filters are plastic
Love the new series K!
Love love love all these suggestions! The best part about this is how creative people get with their ideas on how to reduce their waste. I would definitely agree that a big one is the soda companies, if they were to get on board with eliminating plastic then that would be a game changer (especially since they make water bottle too).
You’re entered to win the LifeStraw and thanks for watching and commenting! :)
Wowowow you are doing so much this is so amazing to hear. Keep up the awesome work. You have made so many great changes don’t worry about the things you are struggling with. The housesit we are at now has a soda stream so maybe you could find one second hand? You are entered in the draw for the LifeStraw bottle! ps i think Joe and I both replied to yours sitting next to each other hehehe so I’m going to send anyway as you get extra props
Love that collapsing container. Been trying to minimize waste myself, always use my thermal coffee cup, rarely get take out (only paper options when I do if I don’t have my own container). Always have my reusable bags. Keep regular cutlery in my bag. This has been life now for 2+ years.
Van life will help with zero waste food purchasing, I won’t have space for the large volume purchases in plastic at Costco, I’ll get more items in smaller quantities from bulk bins in reusable containers/bags and loose fruits/vegetables from local markets.
YESSSS ERIC YOU ARE DOING AMAZING!!! Vanlife does really help from that and bulk bins are beyond amazing (hard for me to take Joe because he wants all the candy lol). You are doing so much and you are appreciated. Thanks for watching! You are entered in the draw for the LifeStraw bottle!
To reduce waste I use reusable bags, steel bottle, shampoo bar, bamboo toothbrush, shaving bar and bamboo cutlery. I found a lovely zero waste online store called Pureosophy where I got a lot of things for a good price ❤️
Yayyyy love all this - these are all great ways! Awesome thanks so much for the tip on Pureosophy! You are entered in the draw for the LifeStraw bottle! Thank you oh so much for watching this video, keep up the great work on reducing waste! Lots of love
Such great product solutions! The toothpaste is so interesting. Loveee the bamboo makeup and coconut oil makeup remover!
You’re the cutest. Thanks so much for watching!!! I want to try that toothpaste out! Or something that cuts down my waste!! Thanks for the love, we love you right back!
Hey Kristin, Nicole and Joe thanks for sharing these amazing zero waste solutions. One way I minimize waste is silicone freezer storage for my meat and mesh produce bags I bring when I grocery shop.
Thanks for watching and commenting! Those are great tips. The mesh bags are fantastic. Many people bring their own cloth grocery bags but then end up using plastic produce bags which defeats the purpose so mesh bags are great! Thanks and you’re entered to win the water bottle!
I am encouraged by this to buy a reusable straw and spork to carry around all the time. Starting small but wanting to make a difference! Always carry my own water bottles...
Amazing! Those are great ones especially when it comes to takeaway places giving plastic forks or spoons. Thanks for watching!!
This video is awesome!! I love sharing and hearing what others do to help cut back their waste. I too use a diva cup, bamboo toothbrush, safety razor, reusable straw, reusable water bottles, and reusable lunch containers. I also buy my toothpaste at an all natural bulk food store where it is locally made and I make my own deodorant. I refuse to buy veggies that are wrapped in plastic I will just go without until I can buy some that are not plastic covered. I also try really hard to avoid fast food, I am NOT great at this but I use to be a Tims Horton's person every day! Now I maybe go once a week if that, which is a huge cut back for myself.
I have been looking at life straws for a safety kit and for traveling, I am glad to hear you guys are big fans!
Do you put ANY water in your bottles while you are traveling with it?
Wow that is so amazing all of the things you are doing it. Will Tim Hortons accept reusable cups?? You have made so many impactful changes we are so impressed and proud of you!!! Yessss love the life straw so so much!
We used it in any tap we found in Asia. Chlorine or salt water can’t be used but your urine and swamp water can!! It has been so helpful to us!
Thanks so much for watching and you are entered in the draw :)
The Wandering Wagners how
often did you use it for urine!? 🙄
@@TheWanderingWagners They will and that is the best solution! However, I usually always buy food of some sort then add that waste. aha its a work in progress.
That is amazing! good to hear!
& thanks for adding me to the draw. That is such a kind and an awesome giveaway! :)
HEY! Heaven, we wanted to let you know that YOU WON the LifeStraw water bottle! Congratulations and thanks for commenting! Hopefully you get this notification and email us at info@joewagnerfilms.com so that we can get your details :)
The Wandering Wagners congrats Heaven!!
Great video, girls 😘😘
I was first introduced to Zero Waste when my conference roommate shared her “zero waste” kit with me in 2017.
In her little bag was a menstrual cup, cloth pantyliners, a metal straw, reusable cutleries and a bamboo toothbrush!
I’ve since made my own “Zero Waste” kit - with a stainless steel tumbler and reusable tote to boot :) - and continue to bring it with me wherever I go.
What I found most inspiring about my friend was that she never preached about Zero Waste to others; she merely led the way by example. I hope to do the same.
Reducing my Waste has been an ongoing journey for me, and I’m so excited to see what further impact I can make with a LifeStraw! 💓
Ah this is so amazing Gwen. Love that about leading by example, we try to do that as well!!! It’s such an amazing way to be! Thanks so much for watching! You are in the draw for the LifeStraw bottle!!! Lots of love!!!
Such an awesome video you guys! (and LOL at the outtakes at the end!) So many useful tips and reducing, reusing and recycling is SO SO SO SO SO IMPORTANT! I like to think I'm pretty good keeping my waste down (reusable bags, coffee cups, bottles, sporks, metal straws, bar soaps, make up wipes etc) but I still have lots I can do to reduce my impact on our planet. Really interested to learn more about the razor and moon cup! I promise to keep working towards 0 waste! Keep doing what you're doing ladies! :)
Bloopers are def the best part of me rewatching this! So true!!! Yaaas you are doing so much plus your take 3 for the sea!!! You are entered in the draw for the LifeStraw bottle!!! Great efforts and keep it up. Thanks for the love and for watching!! Xoxoxoxo
Well done, makes total sense not to waste, when is the next episode? Really enjoyed the show.
Thanks so much, there are so many small things we can do. Next episode is almost done being edited - a musician in a bus! Thanks for watching :)
Awesome topic, I think low impact is definitely a good way to start and not get discouraged! Would love the life straw in my life for our future travels!
If you tell me what you do to reduce waste I’ll put you in the draw for the LifeStraw bottle! Xx
The Wandering Wagners we’re currently starting to make homemade beeswax wraps to avoid any plastic wrap/baggies!
That’s so amazing you are doing that homemade. You are entered in the draw for the LifeStraw :)
Hey, guys! Love your commitment to reducing waste. 👏 That LifeStraw is definitely needed for my upcoming trip to Vietnam. 🇻🇳 I'm going to take your example and reduce waste by dumster diving! 😎
Benjamin Smith yayyyyy thanks so much for watching! You are entered in the draw! Love everything you said! If you go to Ho Chi Minh city there is a yummy place called Cộng Cà phê that we loved!!! Yay to dumpster diving. Thanks for this message :)
@@TheWanderingWagners- thanks for the tip! Ho Chi Min is my first stop. 👌
The green rice drink and the iced coffee (we don’t drink coffee normally but it was to die for) drooling right now thinking about it!!!!!!!
We make sure to carry our hemp bags on every trip to the grocery store and say NO to straws which is one of the biggest waste and plastic pollutions next to drink/water bottles. I would love a entry for the life straw. Great video guys...
Yay that’s so amazing!!! So glad to hear what you are doing! You are entered in the draw!!!! Thanks for watching :)
I think it is too bad that hemp has been so closely connected to THC/marijuana (which it is of course) and is no longer a go-to material for a lot of applications. With its ability to biodegrade so well it would be nice if hemp was more readily available.
Yay Nicole!
Biggest thing I do to reduce my waste is have a small trash bin, much smaller than my recycling bin.
That’s a really good one, love that. Psychologically and physically it forces you to see how much you’re wasting vs recycling! Thanks for watching and you’re entered to win the bottle!
Great ideas. Life straw is the way to go for traveling. Whatever we can do for the environment will help.
You’re so sweet! LifeStraw is sooo good for traveling! All little steps helps! Thanks for watching!!!
To reduce waste? I don't know exactly whatever I have done or started doing actually reduces the waste or not. Have started using less plastics, in any forms, e.g., carry bag, bottles, storage containers etc. Even I am requesting my friends, family to reduce its usage. If I use plastic, use the recyclable ones. I know, it's not enough but atleast I am trying, and trying more to make people understand the reality. And you know it is tough here in India, specially in the small towns, villages where I am from, the per capita income of the people are very less, some of them even can't afford materials which are biodegradable, or recyclable. It is cheaper for them to use plastic products. So, yes, it is tough, even not enough but we are trying.
And thank you for the video. ☺️
You are doing so much already to reduce waste! Thank you so much for sharing and I love that you are requesting friends and family to as well. We can all lead by example and like you said sometimes there is going to be no alternative other than plastic but if we just all try to take steps towards minimising wherever we can then it makes a big impact. Thank you for sharing, you are in the draw for the LifeStraw bottle :)
@@TheWanderingWagners Thank you.
This was such great info guys I am on the path now to get these wonderful products.. Loved them all. How funny were the out takes bahahahaha 👍🏻😘💜
Yayyyyy so so so happy to hear that!!!! Right the bloopers are always awesome to see!!! Thanks so much for watching :)
This is awesome and so inspiring! Can’t wait to use these tips when we move into our van!
Ah your are so sweet. Thank you so so so much for that comment. You made my day. So happy you found the tips useful. Thank you for watching :) and enjoy every second moving into your van xoxoxo
Great video guys! There were quite a few items on there which I'll be looking to buy asap! Sooo to reduce my waste recently I have been using reusable bags (of course!) but since I'm so forgetful I frequently end up at the supermarket without them. But this is easily solved by just putting my items into the trolley, paying, putting them back into the trolley and then putting them in my car. Who needs bags when we've got arms (maybe more trips to get everything inside but who cares right!)
That’s so great that you just put the items in your cart if you forget your bags. Love that so much!!! Thanks for sharing what you do and for watching :). You are entered in the draw for the LifeStraw bottle :) :)
Thanks for those amazing zero waste tips! we also share some natural DIY videos 👍🙂
Awesome thanks so much will check it out! Thanks for watching :)
Besides the annoyance of one-use throw-away products, I get really irritated where so many expensive items have designed in planned obsolescence.
When one is "immersed" in consumer culture, that is we've been raised where heavy consumption is our normal, it's no surprise that it takes significant effort and a learning curve to get out of it. A filter I've thought about is "Will I care about this in four months time?" Also, kudos to the vanlifers/nomads who with their tiny home spaces and often the determined choice to live a low-cost life puts them in an environment where they simply can't consume so much excessive "stuff".
Wait....Life Straw insert into a Kleen Kanteen!?! I need to get on that.
Great suggestions and overview!
Good job noticing that! Yes, Nicole found a version of it that has a standard thread too which fit her Kleen Kanteen so that’s a great option that you could swap between when you need the filter and when you don’t! Thanks for commenting! If you have a suggestion of how you reduce your waste you can get entered to win one ;)
The Wandering Wagners I need to look for that. - We try and reduce waste as much as possible. We have stainless straws, to go bamboo cutlery we take everywhere. Not all coffee shops will take our reusable coffee cups unfortunately. And, I travel with a Grayl water purifying container all of the time. We have a 9 yr old and the hardest thing is not using ziploc plastic sandwich bags. We still use them occasionally but, I want to cut them out completely.
You are entered in the draw for the LifeStraw bottle and if you win we could get you the one for the Kleen Kanteen one! That’s so great! I know some coffee shops won’t take it but at least you try!!! We saw these cool reusable sandwich bags we had when we lived in NZ but might get pricey if they don’t make it home hehe. Thanks for always supporting us!
The Wandering Wagners awesome! Thank you!! Yes. That’s the tough part. They get lost easier than a sock! 🧦 ha!
What podcast did you listen to?
It was an episode on That’s So Retrograde podcast. They have some good ones on there about health and wellness!
Very nice
Aw so sweet thanks so much for that and for watching :)
I had one of the deodorant crystals as well, It works amazing, but I got rid of it because it's made with/contains (maybe naturally) some kind of a aluminium which is really bad (might lead to cancer and alzheimers I think). And your friend is wrong about it not beeing an antiperspirant, bcause that is exactly why they use aluminium, its clogging the pores so u sweat less. All the "healthy alternatives" advertise with "aluminium free" so I think its true somehow.
Thanks for the additional information. Good tip to look for deodorants without aluminum. I’m sure there are brand that are better than others in this regard. In this day and age it is difficult to find products that aren’t harmful in some way or another. Keep fighting the good fight! Also, thanks for watching :)
Love the intro!!!
Joe spent sooo long on it so he is very happy that you like it! Thanks so much for that!!!
Awe thank you
Where are you guy now
We're in Australia now! Been living near Melbourne.
Sorry after hearing the word menstrual I got to run. 😵
Haha well that's understandable.
Thanks for clicking anyway, a bit more female skewed in this one hehe. Many more videos to come!!!
@@TheWanderingWagners I'll be back. ☺👍
@@uncleeddie5813 Thanks so much! You are a gem :)
The Wandering Wagners , just tried drinking from this menstrual cup not sure this will catch on