Brew Ha-Ha is hosting a fun little theme day: Some Like it Hot, featuring summer BBQ and party links. The theme day is Monday, July 14, so stop by.
If you find yourself absolutely determined to use disposable dishes for your next BBQ, try Preserve Tableware.
Why?
Because some don’t like it hot! Yeah, I had to get in a global warming joke…
Cool because:
• Fun colors
• Made of 100% recycled plastic
• Dishwasher safe
• Reusable (but obviously not like real dishes)
Stop by Recycline to check them out.
Image via Recycline.
Click here to learn about all the current contests, themes, and green challenges going on …read more

Jennifer did a spotlight post on Recycline last year, but since we’ve been talking about how much green products cost, I wanted to do a little razor spotlighting.
It’s more earth-friendly to use a straight razor, but not if you’ll end up using a lot of bandages. If you choose to use a disposable razor, a green option may not be as expensive as you think.
Let’s compare the Recycline Preserve razor, with a 100% recycled handle, with Gillette Venus. (Prices are Preserve website versus drugstore.com)

Preserve Triple Razor is $7.49 for one razor and two cartridges. (Twin blade available for less.)
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I don’t remember the last time I got excited about a colander, but this thing is just sexy. And it’s not just sexy because it is made of recycled plastic. Oh, no. It was designed by Evo to look like a strawberry.

Also notable is the super-curvy food-storage container that was inspired by a Granny Smith Apple. Or how about a cutting board that looks like a blade of grass?
Evo approached Recycline because they were interested in working with a company that focused on sustainability. Check out this article in Metropolis for more details on this earth-friendly partnership.
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Recycline is a very cool company that is helping to limit waste and increase recycling practices.
Recycline makes toothbrushes, razors, and more out of recycled plastics.
They also are a company that does not test on animals and they have a recycling partnership with another neat company, Stonyfield Farm.

The U.S. alone throws away over two billion razors and about 50 million pounds worth of toothbrushes each year! So buying a recyclable brush that you can …read more