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Go Green This Halloween

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

SEPTEMBER 27, 2017

Search the attic, the backs of the closets, the garage and see what inspiration presents. My daughter-in-law came up with this idea, buying bulk pumpkins and bulk flowers. Encourage your child to use their imaginations to come up with a costume out of materials on hand at home. Decorate for the next fall holiday with it.

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I am confused by “restocking” videos

The Frugal Girl

AUGUST 23, 2023

I should add: obviously if you buy bulk foods from a packaging-free/low-packaging store, then it makes sense to put that food into containers. I know at Whole Foods, you used to dispense bulk food into a thin plastic bag, which was clearly not meant for long-term storage. No need to pay for a label. Ready to be de-influenced?

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