- They have a longer life span than traditional light bulbs. Most of the energy smart light bulbs that I purchase have a life of seven years, saving our family money by reducing the number of light bulbs that I have to buy.
- GE energy smart light bulbs use less energy than traditional bulbs, helping us save money on our monthly electrical bill.
- GE has an entire line of energy smart bulbs. The lighting in our home uses so many different light bulbs that this is a total plus for me. GE also makes it easy to find the right energy-efficient light bulbs for you.
- Walmart has the following two items on rollback through the end of April- another great aspect!
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I am trying to get away from using paper plates also. The light bulbs are something we already switched over to and I prefer to use cloths over paper towels for most of my cleaning chores.
Great post!
We are “disposable-holics” when it comes to beverages. It is much easier to leave bottled water or juice pouches in the frig for the kids than to pour a drink or risk them pouring it themselves!
I could definitely stand to get rid of the disposable habit too. I hadn’t even thought about the re-usable napkin thing, thanks for the great post!
What a great post for Earth Day Week! I think we can all work a little harder to minimize our wasteful ways! Thanks for this great post, Melanie!
Oh my goodness, I’m a total disposable-holic! I have been trying to be better, no more paper plates and washable water-bottles. However the paper-towels are harder for me to let go of, I use them ALL the time.:) Great post, and good reminder to all of us.:)
Hi Melanie! I have a disorder opposite to your! I CAN’T use disposable if there’s something similar washable… I’m a fanatic this way!
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Great and simple ideas. I use my Tervis tumbler for everything!! The one thing I wouldn’t give up was disposable diapers…lol.
I do recycle and reuse some, but I could definitely work on throwing out less stuff and reusing more!