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Living Greener In The New Year

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Living greener doesn’t need to be hard and a New Year is a great time to make some changes. Here are our tips for a more environmentally friendly 2023. Why to consider living greener Are you looking to live a greener lifestyle? Here are some simple swaps you can make in your daily routine to reduce your environmental impact: Ditch disposable menstrual products. Instead, try using a menstrual cup or reusable pads . Not only are they better for the planet, they can save you money in the long run. Say goodbye to disposable makeup wipes. Opt for reusable cloth wipes instead. They can be washed and used over and over again, reducing waste and saving you money. Carry a reusable water bottle and shopping bag. Single-use plastic bottles and bags contribute significantly to landfill waste. By carrying a reusable bottle and bag, you can easily reduce your use of plastic. Use a reusable coffee cup. Many disposable coffee cups are not recyclable, leading to a huge amount of waste. Invest in...

Snappis - the no-pin nappy fasteners

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No-pin nappy fasteners, also known as “ Snappis ,” are a popular alternative to traditional nappy pins. They are easy to use, secure, and can be an essential tool for any parent or caregiver. In this blog post, we’ll take a look at how to use Snappis, their benefits, and some tips for keeping them in good condition. How to Use Snappis: Using Snappis is simple. First, lay your cloth nappy flat on a clean surface. Then, hold the Snappi with the “teeth” facing down and the Y-shaped end towards you. Stretch the Snappi out to its full length and attach it to the front of the nappy, securing it to one side of the nappy’s waistband. Next, stretch the Snappi out and attach it to the other side of the waistband. Finally, stretch the Snappi down the centre of the nappy and secure it to the back of the nappy. Benefits of Using No-Pin Nappy Fasteners: There are several benefits to using Snappis over traditional nappy pins. First and foremost, they are much safer ...