Although, especially at first, it can feel like a heavy responsibility, it’s not so much the actual task of rehoming and repurposing things that is challenging. It’s the emotional attachments we have to the items and accepting what letting go of the stuff truly means.
Chances are, if you got your dog or cat from a shelter or rescue, they were already fixed before you got them. But seeing as how this is Spay/Neuter Awareness Month, we’d like say a few words about the benefits of getting your pet fixed for those folks whose pets came to them the way […]
By Leslie Scott, Re.Use.Full founder As with many people, the pandemic life has meant diving into unknown territory. You see, I have four dogs, all of which eat canned dog food. This means I amass from 40-50 empty dog food cans a week. Initially, I was smashing them, just like my grandpa taught me to […]
Check out these 14 organizing ideas that stick. By Eliza Cantlay “My house looks amazing now, but how do I keep it this nice?” This might be the question I hear most often from my organizing clients! Here are some tips of mine to save you time, money and sanity. Immediately get organizing supplies as […]
By Karen Ramsey The natural world is an amazing self-sustaining system, effortlessly transitioning matter from one useful state to another throughout its lifecycle. In nature anything organic can, and will, eventually break down and be recycled through that system, even something as hard as bone. When we dispose of organic materials like food waste outside […]
by Summer Collins
