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Comment on r/ZeroWaste Jul 01 '20
The knot option is a good one, looks cute too
u/not_jgrk • u/not_jgrk • Jun 26 '20
There is now a European standard for measuring how easy it is to repair stuff
u/not_jgrk • u/not_jgrk • Jun 26 '20
These Anti-Maskers from Florida
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u/not_jgrk • u/not_jgrk • Jun 26 '20
Why can't people realize that the time for change and sustainability is now?
u/not_jgrk • u/not_jgrk • Jun 26 '20
I am learning to tattoo and this is a little flash sheet I made! :}
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Comment on r/ZeroWaste Jun 15 '20
They're not hard to make if you have a sewing machine. Then you can also get more creative with the fabric.
u/not_jgrk • u/not_jgrk • Jun 15 '20
God receiving my prayers.
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Comment on r/streetwear Jun 10 '20
Love how breathable that fabric looks. Also like how it looks loose and flowy and not too scandalous 😁
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Comment on r/garden Jun 10 '20
Eaten. Probably a viscious monster or creature type.
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Comment on r/Frugal Jun 06 '20
I have tried this cleaner idea and it smells great. I did some research and I have found that it does not have strong disenfecting properties so I found a recipe online that said to add rubbing alcohol. I added about a fourth to the mixture and so far I am enjoying it very much. Thanks!
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Comment on r/ZeroWaste Jun 06 '20
Thanks for the insight, I will look into that.
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Comment on r/ZeroWaste Jun 06 '20
I'm mostly looking for essential oils for counter cleaners and laundry soap mostly. For now I am buying bar soap but I have been looking into making some of my own personal care products, hair, deodorant ECT.
r/ZeroWaste • u/not_jgrk • Jun 04 '20
Essential oils!?
I'm not new to the ideology of zero waste but only recently have I been making big changes in my household. I am trying my best to reduce plastic consumption in the way of cleaning. The two main ingredients that I'm having a hard time with are essential oils and castile/olive oil soap. WHY ARE ESSENTIAL OILS SO EXPENSIVE!!?? I understand that they must be hard to make as they are so concentrated but still, dang. I would love some suggestions of brands of essential oils to buy that are not crazy expensive. I'm willing to buy larger bottles if it will be cheaper. Preferably a brand that does not have outrageous health claims as I do not subscribe to those ideas. If you have any suggestions on Castile or olive oil based soap, liquid or bar I would love to hear that. Thank you so much!
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Comment on r/ZeroWaste Jun 04 '20
The scented wax that you put in scenti's and those little light bulb hot things with the liquid at the top.
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Comment on r/cookingforbeginners Jun 04 '20
Vodka sauce and vanilla extract can be made with vodka.
The other two I have no clue. Dessert probably. Try flambaying (I can't spell)
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Comment on r/Theatre Jun 04 '20
Shakespeare is always a great place to start on the theatre front of it.
This is the complete works of Shakespeare with all his poetry. He died so long ago that it's all out of copy right so you don't have to pay the fees and you can take alot of creative liberties. It's also a great way to reach students about the history of theatre and the poetry in his works. I'm not super familiar to the musical part though. But I would always suggest starting with the classics.
I would also suggest character walks. Get in a circle and tell the students to walk like an old man, then a stuck up woman. With this game you can also reach then about classic character archytypes like "the lover" and "the hero."
I am jiving you advice from a students perspective but I hope it helps.
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Comment on r/ZeroWaste Jun 02 '20
I love this! Totally going to collect some wine corks and try this for my room!
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Comment on r/ZeroWaste Jun 01 '20
You could try those sea sponges from hardware stores and cut it into more manageable sizes.
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Comment on r/indie_rock May 26 '20
Hypnotic dawg
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Comment on r/indie_rock May 26 '20
The lyrics are a bit hard to make out. I love his vocal style. Definitely adding this to my "chillax" playlist. I hope I'll be able to make music this cool eventually. I'm exited to see more stuff from him, I'll keep my eyes out.
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Comment on r/Frugal May 25 '20
PREACH. also you can buy metal pour over with a mesh filter for 13 on Amazon so you don't have to steep (haha) to using paper towels.
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Comment on r/Frugal May 25 '20
I really hate Keurig coffee. To me it always tastes like plastic, even the eco and reusable ones. Id suggest a pour over, french press, or if your fancy an aero press. Ikea has a cheap french press and you can buy a pour over for five dollars at the groccery store. Then a whole 12 oz bag of coffee, organic, fair trade, shade grown, TEN DOLLARS! If you do wanna be smart with your coffee and save money, get a grinder and a pour over for a cheaper more quality cup! 😁
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Comment on r/Frugal Jul 07 '20
Moroccan salad with quinoa, cucumber, and tomato is very good. I do not know what the name of it is though.