Articles by Going Zero Waste

We’ve talked a lot about greenwashing on this blog, but we haven’t fully delved into what it is and how to avoid it.

This guide you're about to read has been years in the making. It's everything I've learned about creating a secondhand wardrobe. 

A lot of dry shampoos come in aerosol cans or plastic containers which aren’t super ideal when you’re trying to cut down on your waste.

Bath salts are so easy to make zero waste! There's no need for those unnecessary ingredients.

The bathroom may be the smallest room in the house but man-oh-man can it be wasteful! The average woman puts on 12 products in the morning before she leaves the house, but we typically have a lot more in our cabinets, under our sinks, and in the shower.

Bidet Curious?
Bidets aren’t popular in America, but they’re incredibly popular almost everywhere else in the world.

The kitchen is one of those areas that just accumulates junk, and I've done my best to streamline. Here's the ultimate list of what I'm hiding in my drawers. 

40% of all the food in America is wasted. 

What is zero waste? The simple definition: to send nothing to the landfill.

3 easy ways to kick start your zero waste journey.

When you first start going zero waste, you probably want to get some quick wins under your belt. It can be pretty daunting to know where to start so I’ve rounded up 20 easy ways for you to get started!

In order to reduce your waste, you have to know what you're throwing away. Know thy enemy is like... rule number one.

Everyone can fight climate change.