14 Comments

1. 
   Patricia Nicklas said: On October 28, 2011

   I’m encouraging my two teens to go green by taking their lunch to school in lunch kits with reusable containers.
2. 
   Crystal Brauer said: On October 28, 2011

   I love using bottles like these to pack water to take to work, sure beats those pesky plastic bottled waters!
3. 
   Katie Rose said: On November 2, 2011

   I’d love one of these instead of using plastic bottles on our hikes!
4. 
   elly said: On November 2, 2011

   I’m in the process of phasing out harmful plastic containers, drink bottles, etc. These bpa-free bottles would be perfect to replace our plastic bottles we use every day while working out.
5. 
   Suzanne said: On November 3, 2011

   We’ve been trying to use more environmentally friendly cleaning products. Vinegar’s my favorite.
6. 
   Tracy Stone said: On November 4, 2011

   Buy less! if you buy less, you have less to deal with later. The first R – Reduce.
7. 
   Beth Casey said: On November 4, 2011

   less is more more is less
   recycle
8. 
   Lauren Knott said: On November 5, 2011

   We are trying to be more green, this would really help.
9. 
   Kristin said: On November 6, 2011

   Beautiful steel bottles!
10. 
    K. Marion said: On November 7, 2011

    These are lovely! My kids take water bottles to school each week to avoid multiple trips (and time away from class) to the germ-infested water fountains. Thanks for the chance to win!
11. 
    Lorri Smith said: On November 7, 2011

    I use the cardboard rolls from toilet paper to start my plants in the spring!
12. 
    Meredith Jones said: On November 8, 2011

    Recycle
13. 
    rob said: On November 8, 2011

    start composting
14. 
    Lisa Zimmerman said: On November 9, 2011

    Use the recycle cans that the city supplies.