Throwback Thursday – Kitchen swaps for Plastic Free July

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Throwback Thursday – Kitchen swaps for Plastic Free July

Throughout Plastic Free July, my Throwback Thursday posts will bring back some of my favourite tips for reducing single-use plastic and living a greener life. Originally published in 2021, today’s post has a roundup of kitchen swaps for Plastic Free July.

The kitchen is an area of our home that provides a huge opportunity to reduce waste and eliminate single-use plastic. Click the link below for 21 ideas for kitchen swaps to get you started.   

21 simple kitchen swaps to be more eco-friendly

About Plastic Free July

Plastic Free July is a global movement that helps millions of ordinary people be part of the solution to plastic pollution. Last year, 140 million people around the world combined to reduce 2.6 million tonnes of waste. (Source: Plastic Free July Impact Report 2022)

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Throwback Thursday is a day to bring new life to old blog posts. If you’d like to join in, check out this post from Hugh’s Views and News for details. If you already participate, leave me a link to your post on 21 simple kitchen swaps to be more eco-friendly.

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Hi there! I’m Michelle and I live in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada. I am married with two young adult daughters. I’m a big fan of reducing waste, using less plastic, decluttering and simplifying life as much as possible.
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