- A few dozen cheese wrappers
- Several nori sheet wrappers (for making sushi)
- Several plastic vitamin-bottle and yogurt-container rings
- 1 pasta bag
- Some nut bags
- 1 plastic net bag of Mandarin oranges
- Some chip bags (Geoff’s one vice)
- Theraflu packaging (from when Geoff was really sick)
- 1 pretzel bag
- A few clothing tags
- Some sponge wrappers (Robin has tried to convince Geoff to go with microfiber cloths, but he likes Twist-brand kitchen sponges)
- Some Halloween candy wrappers
- A few broken rubber bands
- Some popped balloons (yes, Gemma sometimes gets to have a free balloon from the hardware store)
- 1 lipstick tube
- Several disposable razor blades
- 1 coffee bag
- A few Styrofoam vitamin protectors
- Broken plastic beads
- A few holey socks
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Zero Waste All-Stars
How To Zero-Waste Your Own Life
The End of the Trash
The Family That Wastes Not
Originally published in the April 2013 issue of San Francisco.
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