Must be 18+ or older to participate in the mainland US where legal. Jenny at dapperhouse is not responsible for prize fulfillment. Thank you to our sponsor eartheasy.com. I received the two products listed below for the purpose of doing a review for this company. My opinions and thoughts are my own and not swayed or paid through product or other compensation.
Welcome to the 2014 Relish Reusable Giveaway Hop hosted by Measuring Flower and Slightly Steady! I have teamed up with our hosts and a bunch of other amazing bloggers to bring you a variety of eco-friendly, reusable prizes each worth at least $50! So after you enter my giveaway below, be sure to “hop” on to the next blog to enter their giveaway, as well. You can find a list with links to all the participating blogs towards the bottom of this post.
Also, don’t forget to check out the $300 gift card grand prize giveaway hosted by MightyNest!
It’s spring, a time for new beginnings and a fresh point of view. And MightyNest is bursting with new ideas for mighty living: bike to school, thank a teacher, green your spring cleaning routine…these are just some of the simple but mighty ideas they’ll be sending your way this month from MightyNest and their favorite bloggers.
And any pledges or actions you take will earn points for your school in the Get Fresh Challenge. The school earning the most impact points before May 31st will win $1,000. Another $3,000 in prizing will be divided between nine additional schools. See our FAQ for complete details.
MightyNest for Schools is a fundraising program that is right in line with the your mission: helping you pack fresh lunches, waste less, and get your kids excited about eating healthy food. What’s unique about MightyNest for Schools is that they encourage healthy living at your school alongside raising funds. The program engages your school community in healthy, mindful living, with information, challenges, and giveaways. Plus, when school supporters make purchases (like safe, durable, eco-friendly lunch bags, reusable containers, and water bottles–all things you need for packing fresh, healthy lunches from home anyway) on MightyNest, their school earns 15% of the sales!
Take the Relish Reusable Pledge today!
Jenny at dapperhouse is proud to be sponsored by eartheasy.com. They are a family based small business that has all our Solutions for sustainable lining. I shop them because their products are always high quality and their prices are always low. You are able to win these two fun products below.
The abeego original food storage wrap is useful because it replaces plastic cling wrap. The size that I have (and that you can win) are called “Giant Flats” 20″ x 13″ and fit extra long rectangular pans. They also fit over large bowls filled with rising bread dough, salad and more! You just press it down at room temperature around the edges of your item. The Abeego cloths stiffen a bit when cool, holding the shape you created. Air resistant beeswax coating keeps food fresh and is easy to rinse clean for reuse. Made from beezwax, tree resin, jojoba oil hemp and cotton.
You can also win this ECOlunchbox with 3 in one container design and made of stainless steel. This lunchbox is made for bigger kids or adults as it can be difficult for little hands to open and close. This lunchbox is not for wet foods either as it does leak, but perfect for any dry snacks and lunch foods that you want to carry without using plastic containers. I use it for celery sticks, nuts and a sandwich on whole wheat bread, for example. Perfect!! Order yours or win one today 🙂
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barnolds barnes
I started a veggie garden for the first time this year–all organic soil
barnolds barnes
On Eartheasy I like the worm 360 composter
Alona Y
I’d love to get the Lifestraw Go water filter bottle for our camping/emergency kit!
Alona Y
In our house we recycle, reuse tons of random things and are active freeboxers and freecyclers.
Rebecca Parsons
We live somewhat green. We need to do better. We do garden every year.
latanya
I like the Rock-solid Cedar Planter with Bottom Shelf
bn100
like the SWITCH LED Bulbs
suzanne
I would like a Life straw personal water filter.
Hannah Avery
tHEIR LAUNDRY LIQUID LOOKS NICE!
Hannah Avery
i use cloth diapers and wipes.
Natalie Brown
Hi! When I buy water at the grocery store (I have to do this since the water is very hard & tastes terrible where I live), I buy the big jugs instead of the small portable bottles and then drink it out of reusable cups. Thanks!!
Natalie Brown
Hello again! I love, love, love their Herstera Urban Garden Metal Grow Table in the color Eggplant. Thanks!!
Wendy Mastin
I like the Rock-solid Cedar Planter with Bottom Shelf
Sherry Compton
We use reusable shopping bags for our groceries.
Sherry Compton
We eat a lot of produce and I would love to try the FreshPaper.
Romina
I would buy the Soap Nuts 100% Natural, Biodegradable Laundry Liquid. Love this stuff.
Romina
We have a lot of reusable products at home as well as biodegradable cleaners.
Ashley F
I recycle as much as we can and try to reuse and upcycle things rather than buying new.
jtemcio
Hello Natalie! You do have great taste, in my opinion 🙂 Good Luck!!
Claire Rheinheimer
I cloth diaper my daughter and use cloth wipes.
alona y
We switched bills to electronic and got the free paper to stop coming. Now we need to get on the phone books!
Alona Y
Probably like many other people, we reuse the heck out of gift wrapping/bows/bags/etc. Haven’t bought any of that stuff in years! I love to take old greeting cards (ones that aren’t super sentimental) and create new cards or gift tags out of them.
Beanybopp
We reuse gift bags and if we can wrapping (which is basically impossible with a child lol)
Beanybopp
This is kinda of duh since you arent suppose to put things down the drain/toilet anyway but I know people that do (my mom being one of them), but we put pills into coffee grounds and liquids into old cat litter. I am looking into the pill terminator since it seems like a wonderful product for old medications…just waiting for it to come onto Amazon.
Sheila Owen
I want to buy the SWITCH 3-WAY LED Frosted Bulbs. They look a lot sturdier then the ones I use now.
Sheila Owen
We live green by reusing everything that we can, and recycling things we can’t.
Deborah
We recycle what we can and we compost our kitchen waste. Since we don’t buy much processed food any more, we don’t have as much trash as we used to.
Deborah
I like their planters.
“Planters can also be moved indoors if needed in winter, and potting tables are also great to use in greenhouses.”
Shecki @ Greatly Blessed
The Life Straw looks interesting.
Sarah Oswald
I recycle anything I can think of and my favorite thing is when I shred my important documents I use the shreds under the mulch so I dont have to buy as much mulch and it works well and stays around for a long time
Sarah Oswald
I would love to get the Electric Flea Trap and the Tick Twister Pro from Eartheasy for my pets to help control the pests that linger in our woods.
gala
On Eartheasy I like EZ Compost Wizard 12 Cubic Foot Compost Tumbler
gala
We recycle what we can and have a garden
Alona Y
We are slowly trading out cleaning supplies and other items in the house for eco-friendly, natural products.