Carry a reusable water bottle
Use a reusable coffee cup or mug
Bring reusable shopping bags
Use reusable produce bags or buy loose produce
Choose paper or reusable packaging when possible
Avoid single-use cutlery, plates, and straws
Say no to plastic bags at checkout
Use refillable soap, shampoo, and cleaning products
Buy in bulk to reduce packaging
Choose products in glass, metal, cardboard, or recyclable materials
Use bar soap and solid shampoo/conditioner
Opt for detergent and cleaning concentrates with minimal packaging
Replace plastic wrap with reusable food covers or silicone lids
Store food in glass or reusable containers instead of plastic wrap or bags
Use reusable zip bags or containers instead of single-use sandwich bags
Use reusable napkins and cloth towels instead of disposable paper/plastic options
Avoid disposable razors and switch to reusable or recyclable options
Prefer rechargeable or long-lasting batteries to reduce packaging waste
Use a reusable tote for takeout and groceries
Request no plastic utensils, lids, or straws with delivery
Bring your own containers for leftovers when allowed
Buy rechargeable electronics accessories and avoid plastic-heavy bundles
Dispose of plastics correctly and keep recyclables clean and dry
Recycle where accepted and follow local guidelines
Avoid “wish-cycling” items not accepted in your area
Reduce contamination by keeping plastic films and bags out of recycling streams where not accepted
Repair, reuse, and donate items to extend product life
Use secondhand clothing, furniture, and household goods
Choose brands with reduced plastic packaging and take-back programs
Participate in local plastic cleanup and community reuse programs