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I used to have plastic dryer balls, but they fell apart over time. I never knew about wool dryer balls. I found some cute dryer balls with little cat faces to let you know when it's time to replace them. No more dryer sheets for me!

I never considered how many single-use plastics are involved in my daily or weekly food consumption. Here are a few examples I hadn't thought about before: Individually wrapped sliced cheese Individually wrapped string cheese Plastic bags inside cardboard cereal boxes Even beyond my food, there's my pets' food, too! We feed our dog...

I don't think I'll buy compostable plastic if I can help it. I'd rather just bring my own or find other alternatives because some compostable plastic needs special treatment at recycling centers.

I learned something with my first task. The article about Knowing the Numbers was helpful!

I live in Oregon and I do weekly recycling. However, it's always a challenge to know what is recyclable or not. I would love it if there was a more simplified process for knowing if something is recyclable or not, and how to recycle it. We need a standardized process across the country, so that people can look at the code and know what to do....

I don't always have the right size bag to reuse.