You are so right! 'ZERO waste' seems impossible, sadly. Let's try make 'LESS waste' for the earth :)

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Oh good grief

I do this too, because I know even for myself I'm not actually creating zero waste, just much less!

I like your idea. I personally don't like 'zero waste' system and philosophy, it's not my cup of tea, but I'm willing to use less, and I really do it :)

😂😂🤭🤭

Wow, I don't which part is harder, the environmental friendly or the Korean housewife..... I think the later!

Good luck 🍀

@@MiniStarTheater Korean housewife if you're not korean-

Yes! Me too!

wow 🖒

Me too ! And smell sooooo good !

@@cameliap1146 yes I've never pre-cleaned them in a way other than sunshine even in cold weather and storms

i think all ppl do that :/ i’ve never seen someone use a clothing dryer

@@user-no9im9px6e 🤷🏻‍♀️

I dont know you but what you said resonated. I know its an illusion of perfection. But it is calming. I know im being sold smt. But i like it anyways.

Love this comment :) agreed with all the points you made

about the first part, youtubers do it because that's the majority of how everyone lives. and they make content to appeal to a wider audience. Mostly everyone has bought some sort of fast fashion or unsustainable fashion without knowing and that's the dominating culture of fashion among regular people. it's not that they do it on purpose or absolutely know the role they play in the cycle of waste culture. its just the dominating norm for most people. which they seek to appeal to. they themselves may not know how harmful it is. another reason is that it's cheap content to make. its easier to do things to things conventionally because that's largely what many societies cater to. most societies dont have a sustainability culture so it's going to be kind of hard to go against the grain when you have little ground to gather on. Also, sustainable living/fashion can be financially restricting for some. whether that's the audience or the youtuber. there are definitely plenty of KZfaqrs who do make content on sustainable lifestyles but that's not the dominating culture in real life, so you're not going to see that as the dominating content KZfaqrs create. also sustainable living requires time and energy most people are not able to devote due to financial reasons. in this day and age, even two incomes dont cut it anymore. It's hard to take the extra time and steps to cook your food fresh (which requires time and energy), pack leftovers away for tomorrow (which requires time and energy) and put refuse in a compost (time and energy) rather than pick up fast food on your way from work which is cheap and easily accessible when you work from morning to night and throw containers in the trash. most people lives are centered around and controlled by money and whether they have it or not. so when so many people dont have more money than time, they spend more of their time devoted to making more money so pay rent, bills, food and such. recycling is an easy way to be green but lots of communities dont offer recycling services. most societies just arent prioritizing sustainable living. and those who can either already live in societies that prioritize sustainable living or they're wealthy enough to not need to focus on labor and providing basic needs for themselves and they can devote more time to environmental efforts like this. but most people in any given country dont fall into either categories. theres only so much individuals can do without the infrastructure to enable environmental efforts from government levels.

@@cerenb9608 much obliged for the reply, maybe sometimes an illusion creates a reality, maybe? I hope you are having a wonderful day and nice to meet you.... 😊.

@@aminathshuaau2821 much obliged, so nice of you to take the time to respond to my comment. Hope you are having a lovely day or evening.... 😊.

Same i love her too🤗

It's our effort to maintain this world. Thank you too

I wish India would be more conscious of the trash they have

Juni 님 감사합니다 😊 (너무 호탕해서 탈이에요)

시훈님, 좋게 봐주셔서 감사합니다 :) 제로웨이스트라는 거창한 이름이 붙어있지만.. 사실 일상속에서 할 수 있는 것들을 즐겁게 실천 해 나가는 것이 중요한 것 같아요 ^^ 앞으로 시훈님만의 라이프스타일을 만들어나가실 수 있길, 응원하겠습니다. 새해 복 많이 받으세요 ^^

골격요정님 감사합니다 :) 즐겁게 하나씩 바꿔나가요..^^

foodspoon 님의 작은 실천도 응원할게요 🙏🏻💕

Thanks a lot, Trisha, for your lovely message! I also hope I could be able to share more of the environmentally friendly routine in daily life. I will keep uploading such videos! 🌏🌱

Te mando un abrazo, en la depresión no estás sola!!!

В д\с , школе, семье надо ежедневно практиковать экологический образ жизни.

О боже, комент который я понимаю

волосы хорошо мыть золой

@@user-ru8sp6tf2i Щёлоком наверное?

stainless steel straws are easy to clean with a straw brush.

Oh, you are right! Thanks for letting me know of it! :) Next time, I'll use the words "popsicle" or "ice lolly" 💛💛 when there is no 'cream' on the frozen treats!

@@hamimommy omg your amazing! i love your videos so much ♡

in Malaysia, we call popsicle as aiskrim 1 Malaysia 🇲🇾 😂😂

English speakers also use Ice Block, Icy Pole, Freezer Pop... Hamimommy should feel free to use what she knows...It is OK for westerners to have to adapt and learn OTHER cultures and their terminology rather than expecting them to pander to our linguistic imperialism and cover all bases. Just my 2 cents.

@@froodoftheforest agree

Apenas vi un video tutorial de como reciclar una botella de plástico haciendo hoyitos en la tapa para que sirva de regadera a la hora de regar las plantas 😂 increíble que cosas tan simples, para otros pueda ser revolucionario

No brasil zacate é esponja vegetal e sempre associei como coisas de pobre :/ agora vejo lojas vendendo por um preço absurdo e fico assustada

@Amanda Mendes, realmente custa caro se você procurar em supermercado. Aqui em casa toda a vida utilizamos essa esponja e você encontrará ela inteira e até com sementes em pequenos mercados(municipais) que vendem produtos típicos da região.