
New Soap, Old Bottle sells brand new liquid soap packaged in old plastic soda bottles, plastic water bottles and glass beer bottles which reduces waste. Reusing bottles is sanitary, each bottle is cleaned, sanitized and processed for reuse as packaging for your favorite brand of liquid soap.
And I love this quote by New Soap, Old Bottle, it’s just truthful and to the point Big companies aren’t going to do this on their own. So, we’ll do it for them. We buy name brand liquid soap by the barrel and package it in old bottles here in America. So follow the link below to buy a bottle or become a reseller!

I just purchased one of these Biogreen bottles from Amazon.com and so far so good, the bottle is durable and leaves no after taste. I think this is the 4th reusable, BPA free bottle i’ve acquired since starting the greenerist site. The unique thing about these BPA, DEHA and DEHP free water bottles are that they can be recycled or can biodegrade in a landfill between 1-5 years after your using it.

Mode has created a stylish and functional all-in-one home recycling station for your home. This recycle station includes compartments to store and sort plastic, metal, glass and paper. It also has a compaction system to crush cans without any electricity. the All-in-One Recycling center comes in a high gloss black finish, with stainless steel accents and cost around $250.
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In the U.S. the average person can use up to 700 plastic bags a year and the use of paper bags require millions of trees to be cut down. Plastic may seem like a great invention but it’s harmful to the environment when not recycled. Man-made plastic takes 10,000 years to biodegrade in our land fills contaminating soil, if they make it to the ocean they can poison the food-chain when mistaken for jellyfish.
Good news is there’s alot of affordable and stylish shopping bags at most retailers. If you don’t have one yet, then check out your local supermarket, Target, Walmart or make your own! The Gorgeously Green bag shown above is stylish, tucks into a small convienent pouch and only cost $5 by Chico Bag

TerraCycle makes their money by turning trash into useful, re-usable items. They’ll even pay you 2 cents for plastic soda bottles, yogurt containers, cookie wrappers, etc. Some of the wonderful products they currently make are: Worm Poop Fertilizer, Bird Feeders, Tote Bags and fireplace burning logs. Check out the TerraCycle website for more info.
