What Reddit recommends for Sustainable living.

“Bleach is used in commercial kitchens to disinfect everything because it is so safe and effective when diluted properly.”

“I'd like to add silicone dish sponges! I've had mine for about 5 years now and they work great. I even have one that I use for the tub/shower. It gets soap scum off of the shower glass door really well too. Just sanitize with boiling water!”

“i was gonna call BS on the dishwasher pods leading to microplastic pollution… but wow, i guess [they really do.](https://www.forbes.com/sites/jeffkart/2021/08/08/study-says-up-to-75-of-plastics-from-detergent-pods-enter-the-environment-industry-says-they-safely-biodegrade/)…”

“The powder is cheaper and works better too!”

“Some low hanging fruit from my perspective would also include changing your diet. There are a lot of benefits to plant-based foods environmentally speaking and this can include lower waste. Examples: Plant milks come in (somewhat) recyclable cartons and take wayyyy longer to go…”

“Disagree about the plate on the bowl. That's fine for one day but it lets a lot of air in. For 3-4 days you want the Pyrex glass containers with the snap lids.”

“Vinegar and orange peels is also a great cleaner! Smells super nice too”

“Seriously, if we could get Colgate and crest to just put their normal toothpastes in a jar as an option that we could send back and they refill I'd be thrilled. I like the toothpaste I have, and would really like more sustainable packaging.”

“Seriously, if we could get Colgate and crest to just put their normal toothpastes in a jar as an option that we could send back and they refill I'd be thrilled. I like the toothpaste I have, and would really like more sustainable packaging.”