There are many Zero Waste Reusable Items for sale in my Etsy shop. Zero Waste Reusable Items are so helpful in diverting waste from landfills. “Zero waste” doesn’t just mean sorting trash correctly. Before waste is sorted, it is even more important to reduce the amount of waste we are creating. One way to do that is by avoiding single use items. Below some items that I have now (or have sold) in my Etsy shop that you can use to live more of a zero waste lifestyle, which will help you reduce gas emissions, and will save you money in the long run!
Note: Some links in this post are affiliate links, which means I receive a commission if you make a purchase. Affiliate relationships include, but are not limited to Amazon Associates, Walmart.com, and Etsy.
Keep in mind, these items or colors may not presently be in stock, but you can send me a message through Etsy and request they be made in what type of fabric and print you would like and I will respond with the cost and time-frame.
Zero Waste Reusable Items I Sell On Etsy
Microwave Baked Potato Bag Pouch to safely cook baked potatoes & vegetables in the microwave. Now you can make baked potatoes and other vegetables right in your microwave! This can also be used as a tortilla or bread warmer. It needs to be used in a microwave with a turntable. Instructions included.
You can buy this directly on Etsy, if you prefer.
Microwave Popcorn Bag to safely cook popcorn kernels in your microwave. Now you can make healthy popcorn with no chemicals or harmful ingredients right in your microwave! No oil or additives required, just use yellow or white popcorn kernels. It needs to be used in a microwave with a turntable. Instructions included.
You can buy this directly on Etsy, if you prefer.
Crochet Cotton Dishcloths made with 100% worsted cotton yarn. Sometimes the colors and quantities vary.
You can buy this directly on Etsy, if you prefer.
Crochet Cotton Potholders made with 100% worsted cotton yarn. Sometimes the colors and quantities vary.
Sewing Tutorials can be used to make your own reusable items at home. Here are some of them.
I hope you have enjoyed reading about what I sell on Etsy. You can learn how to start your own Etsy shop by reading this article…
HOW DO YOU START AN ETSY SHOP?
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