Hello everyone,
I run STAY VOCAL, a reuse company. Our mission is to encourage people to reuse whenever and wherever possible. This is important in all aspects of life, including gardening. But gardening is in essence nature's reuse, as plants reuse themselves all the time.
I totally agree with you, we play a critical role in order to keep our environment clean and a nice place to live in, I'm into recycled products for its cheaper compared to other stuffs and also I create handicrafts from scraps or recycled materials, recycling products is the answer to conserve our natural resources..
I remember years ago we had deposit bottles. Instead of smashing your old glass bottles in the bottle bank, where a fair amount of processing would be required to make the mess usable again, you took your intact bottle back to the shop for 5 pence back. This was way back when recycling as it is known now was unheard of. I remember as a kid seeing empty deposit bottles floating around in lakes and rivers, and the mess I got myself into retrieving them so I would have enough in deposit bottles to get a quarter pound of sweets. My mom had other opinions when I turned up back home dripping wet, soaked though to the skin!
