Think And Throw

Key Notes :

Think before throw Garbage:

We know many of us throwing plastic bottles, covers on the
street, near the trees, in the ponds, lakes, etc.
It is not a good practice as it pollutes both the land and the water bodies, which affects the lives of both humans and animals

  • Before dumping we all need to think and throw because based on the types of wastes that can be recycled, which can be used
  • The wastes which cannot be recycled, the hazardous and non- biodegradable wastes, are dismantled or disposed off.

Reuse and Recycle:

Here are some ideas on how to reuse or recycle
items many people wouldn’t think to use more
than once

Plastic Bags:

  • Future shopping trips can become less wasteful by reusing plastic bags.
  • Protect wipers and mirrors by putting plastic bags over them during freezing weather
  • Keep plants alive when you leave town by placing plastic bags around the entire plant to trap moisture.

Old or Damaged CD’s or DVD’s:

  • Recycle to coasters and get creative by decorating old discs with fabric, paint, small decorative stones, ribbon or hemp and use them as coasters.
  • Keep pests away by hanging discs on tree limbs to keepbirds and other animals away from your garden.

Glass Jars:

  • Make an outdoor windproof candle by adding a beeswax votive to a heat resistant glass jar
  • Recycle if you can’t use your empty glass containers or use it as decorating material.

Food scraps:

  • Egg shells are high in calcium ,so sprinkling them on the soil below plants will boost growth
  • Orange and lemon peels can be frozen or dried for later use. Just create twists then place in the freezer or in a spot to dry. Combining citrus peels with water and vinegar makes for a nice homemade multi-purpose cleaner
  • Garlic skins or onion skins added to soups or bone broth will add extra vitamins and minerals, just be sure to remove them before serving.

Composting at Home:

  • Composting is a natural and Eco-friendly method of recycling various organic materials including the agricultural wastes, vegetable peels, and plants wastes for producing manure
  • These compost are rich in nutrients, which helps plants to grow healthy and strong.

Let’s practice!