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Here are some easy summer thrift flips: Transform your old clothes into super fashionable garments you can wear all summer long (and all following summers, of course) by following these three tutorials. Read more
Growing plants in jars is an uncomplicated, affordable and sustainable way of reusing old jars and bringing life and color to your home. Follow this guide for the nine best plants to grow in jars and start your own indoor garden. Read more
There’s nothing better than fresh watermelon on a hot summer day. But don’t the throw the watermelon rind away – use it up! We’ll show you some tasty recipes to turn those scraps into pickled watermelon rind, smoothies and jam. Read more
Tie-dying is a fun summer project that can give old garments a new lease of life. However, there are several reasons why you might not want to tie-dye polyester clothing. Read more
Learn how to fix a cracked mirror using just a few simple steps, or get creative and upcycle your cracked mirror to produce some nifty art pieces. Read more
When repairing porcelain, the right glue needs to serve more functions than just holding everything together. But can it also be eco-friendly? Read more
Waste vegetable oil is a byproduct of the gastronomy world. It is in constant supply and needs to be disposed of somehow, so using it to supplement diesel fuel is a no-brainer. Read more
Ever seen an old mattress left on the curb? Not only is it ugly looking and fills the environment with unnecessary waste, you may even have to pay a fine. Plus, there are lots of easy ways to get rid of your old mattress sustainably. Read more
Learning how to dispose of your TV responsibly is important, and not as straightforward as disposing of other household waste. Follow this guide on how to recycle your old TV responsibly. Read more
Closed-loop recycling is the best recycling process available for a sustainable economy and environment. You can help make closed-loop recycling more common by opting for glass and aluminum containers. Read more
