That is definitely a struggle 😫 🤣🤣🤣 xx

Me too! I thought for sure there would be a second verse while cleaning the glass coffee table…

When I had a bag vacuumed, I would unroll and cut the end, empty the refuse, give it a real shake outside and re roll and staple the cut end. I could do this a few times before the bag itself wouldn’t breath properly.

@@phoebegraveyard7225 oh that’s a great idea, thank you! I’ve only had to change it once so far, but I will definitely do that the next time it gets full. Our US one is bagless, so it’s been really weird getting used to the bags again. 😊

Welcome to Germany💛

I am not planning on getting my arms done, but I am getting more tattoos on my legs and stomach ✌️ (I have a zero waste pet video if you want more info on sustainable pet care ☺️)

Same! And since I hate folding sheets, I’m definitely putting the just washed sheets back on the bed…usually after I fell asleep on the couch so it’s super late, I’m sure my dog is thinking “and you really thought it would be different this time?”😂

I like changing the sheets, I love the feel of fresh crisp sheets😊😊😊😊👍

@Miro Kai true! I stopped using marseil soap for that very reason. I have bulk detergent and also the washing ball. I didn't like soap nuts cause we have a lot of white clothes and they became yellow fast.

@Miro Kai yes, I used marseill soap both graded and cooked in to homem made liquid and had problems with both unfortunatly. So can't recommend it:( Oh I am from Slovenija, so I don't know the brand you mentioned. I also find that one of the dishwasher solutions I bought in a bulk store was useles. So for the sake of the machine (can't keep buying new ones or paying for repairs) I use a big brand in plastic:( can't win all the battles.

@Miro Kai I agree about th soap nuts, we must consoder the people who need them most and consider other options. The washing ball works great for me (I have a lot of alergies) and the filling last me up to 6 months (they are not harmful to nature). Also I think the soap nuts are like other zero waste trend such as a straw. But with every switch we make we have to try to see a bigger picture. You points are excellent . I think saddly sometimes the more "instagramable" producta win by popularity and nuts with a tiny bag is prolly popular. (I don't have insta but I imagine). There are unknow things like EM that you can produce in a kitchen compost and then add to any machine and it adds good bacteria to water. I found it via a korean channel and was intrugued. As per diswasher- I need it because I have celiac and my partner doesn't so we have to wash disher at a high temperature to ensure it is save for me to use if he eats gluten. We have a smaller machines and run it every other day. For one person probably does make more sens to just hand wash. I also have this cleaning tablets I use once every 2 months to clean both machins so hopefully I can make them last as long as possible.

I have never had a soapy residue on my clothes and I use soap nuts with no rinse cycle

Pillowcases. Putting them back on the pillows.

I air dry my clothes and I don't get static🤷. I noticed that when I visited the USA and everything was tumble dried that caused static with my clothing. Air drying definitely prolongs your clothes 😊👍

I have lists on my blog that I frequently update with names and brands for all types of things, see the folder “lists” on Gittemary.com - the problem by adding names to a book is that I can’t update them, take them down if the company takes a wrong turn, or closes down etc, so I decided to leave them out to avoid giving out wrong information

@@GittemaryI think that you did the correct thing, companies get bought out and sometimes no longer keep their original values.