Articles Tagged with Diy
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Because You Asked Lifestyle How Should I Dispose of Broken Luggage? December 27, 2019After globetrotting, old luggage still has life.134
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Lifestyle How To Eco-Proof Your Spring Cleaning May 07, 2019Cleaning your home doesn’t have to mean using a bunch of harsh chemicals.
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Because You Asked Lifestyle Is Glossy Paper Recyclable? August 21, 2018Glossy paper is one of those materials people struggle with.
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The List Lifestyle 7 Things To Fix Instead Of Pitch April 27, 2018Channel your inner DYI-er, and fix it before trashing it.
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Because You Asked Lifestyle Can You Recycle 3D-Printed Objects? December 12, 20173D printing material can be recycled, but “the how” matters.
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The List Lifestyle 6 Tips For More Sustainable Woodworking May 12, 2017DIY furniture making can be “greener” in just a few steps. -
The List Holidays & Entertaining 7 Last-Minute Gifts You Can Make From Thrift-Store Finds December 23, 2016Quick, last-minute gifts can still be personalized.
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Recyclebank's Top 10 Holidays & Entertaining Recyclebank’s Top 10 Ways To Green Your Halloween October 01, 2016Reducing your Halloween waste doesn't have to be scary. -
The List Lifestyle 6 Ways to Save Money and Reduce Waste in the Name of Outdoor Fun June 10, 2016Create these fun toys with goods found around the house.
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The List Lifestyle 6 Creative Ways to Repurpose School Supplies for Summer May 27, 2016Reusing old school supplies is as easy as D-I-Y.
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The List Lifestyle 4 Questions To Ask Yourself To Avoid Becoming A “Green Hoarder” May 13, 2016Time to get rid of that junk you couldn’t bear to trash. -
Because You Asked Lifestyle What’s The Environmental Impact Of 3D Printing? May 10, 2016Like any exciting new technology, 3D printing has the ability to make a huge positive or negative impact on the environment. -
Recyclebank's Top 10 Home & Garden Recyclebank’s Top 10 Green Gardening Tips For Your May Flowers May 01, 2016Smarter gardening can help cut down on waste. Learn why.
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The List Lifestyle 6 Cool Can Crafts March 18, 2016Aluminum, tin, and steel cans are best recycled — but they’ve got an incredible amount of DIY potential, too.
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