My mother always saved the things I deemed useless. She would patiently unwrap a gift only to save the gift wrapper, one cello tape at a time. No matter how much I laughed at this habit, I would find myself using the same wrapper on the days when I ran out of new ones at home.<\/p>\n
Unfortunately, we are a generation that is mostly wasteful in nature. From a “make-do” generation, we have become a “get rid of it” generation. How many of us even recycle? And this after revelations from environmental reports about the growing pollution and landfills. We are\u00a0a stark contrast to a generation that believed that everything could serve another purpose. Apart from recycling, we should put things to reuse.<\/p>\n
Here’s how:<\/p>\n
It is always a good exercise to donate clothes to the needy. When you think the t-shirts are beyond repair or donation, try this great hack. Convert your T-shirt into a grocery bag. It not only puts the t-shirt to good use but also helps you in avoiding the plastic bags that add more to pollution.<\/p>\n