Prefer showers over baths. Turn off the tap when using shampoo or shower gel, and turn it off immediately after finishing to reduce water waste. Keep a bucket of dirty water at home to collect wash water and use it to flush toilets.
Saving gas is also very important. How can we save?
Adopt good lifestyle habits. First prepare the ingredients (wash rice, vegetables, etc.). When cooking, start with high heat to that the flame covers the bottom of the pan. When the food is almost cooked, reduce the flame. Reduce the heat to minimum by removing the dishes, then increase it again when you put the following ingredients in the stove. This not only saves gas, but also reduces the smoke pollution from unnecessary combustion.
Try not to use lunch boxes, chopsticks or plastic bags disposable plastic. When you go out, take your own lunch boxes, cups, water bottles, etc. Get into the habit of using small handkerchiefs cloth rather than paper towels.
In this way, you can reduce the amount of waste and lighten the pressure on their treatment. On the other hand, this makes it possible to reduce production of plastic products, thus saving a large amount of raw materials, electricity and water resources.
To cherish paper is to cherish the forest. Used paper is one of the most valuable resources more wasted in our daily lives. It is advisable to sort the papers, newspapers and magazines used. Sheets printed on one side only can be returned to serve as drafts or notes, or to be transformed into notebooks. Outdated calendars can be used to cover books.
Place a storage box for used paper next to the printer. Always reuse printed sheets of paper that can be. Miscellaneous used papers which can no longer be reused must be entrusted to professionals to be treated according to their recyclable value.
Do not throw away the rice rinsing water. It can be used to water the plants, wash face or dishes. It has a fertilizing and detergent action soft, without polluting the water. Noodle soups or dumplings that you don't not consume can also help degrease dishes, reducing thus the pollution of water by detergents.
Use detergents carefully to reduce water pollution. Refuse detergents containing phosphorus and use only detergents without phosphorus. If time and energy permit, wash your clothes in the hand as much as possible, this saves electricity and water.
Turn off all electrical appliances in the home and office after use. Do not leave devices on standby for long periods of time. Set the air conditioning temperature between 24 and 28°C. Buy refrigerators energy efficient and keep the volume moderate when watching the television.
Use more durable and reusable products. For example, use reusable containers to store food in the refrigerator instead disposable plastic film. Use refillable ballpoint pens instead of pens disposable. When going out or traveling, bring your own water bottle to reduce plastic waste. Bring your own toothbrush and other toiletries when traveling or on business trips to avoid using disposable items provided daily by hotels.
In everyday life, the use of batteries is becoming more and more common. From television and VCD remote controls to student portable music players, batteries are omnipresent. Therefore, the problem of their elimination arises. It is recommended that you collect all used batteries that you throw them away and then take them to specialized factories for processing appropriate.
Many products, such as cosmetics and food supplements, have packaging costs representing 30% to 50% of the total cost. Excessive packaging increases economic burden consumers, increase the quantity of waste and pollute the environment.
When eating out, bring your own chopsticks and spoons. Use fewer takeout boxes, paper cups and plastic plates paper, and especially avoid using disposable chopsticks.
Do not consume wild animals or use wild animal products of wild animals. Avoid restaurants that serve wild animals. Do not wear fur clothing from rare animals or use products made from wild animals or plants, such as ivory, tiger bones or red wood furniture. We protect nature protect ourselves. Let's all build a nature reserve in our hearts.
Many old objects can be reused. Try to transform seemingly useless objects into small accessories or useful household items.
For example, make a photo frame with white polystyrene, create a bed cover or wall hanging with scraps of fabric or clothing old-fashioned, make various decorative objects with plastic juice bottles fruit, or make postcards and greeting cards with paper use. With a little imagination you can transform many objects useless in personal creations, combining relaxation and respect for the environment, a winning solution.
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