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I have noticed something though, I have become more aware of things we waste. It's little things like the heels of a loaf of bread. I used to always throw them out, because I don't like them. Today I used one on my son's sandwich, and he didn't even notice. Yesterday it was laundry soap, normally, I pour it into my pretty glass pitcher and toss the bottle. This time, after I poured it into the pitcher, I left it upside down (lid on of course), and when I came back to flip the laundry, there was enough soap in the lid for another load. Sure it is just 2 more pieces of bread, and 1 more load of laundry, but it adds up.
I would really love to hear about other common wastes, that if penny pinching, would start to add up?
Kimberly
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