How Long Until It's Gone - Excessive Waste Should be Everyone's Concern: Reduce, Recycle, Reuse

Well Building Connection is raising awareness in our store at reasonable prices to help people develop habits of using reusable products vs single-use products
WBC wraps all purchases with reusable microfiber cloths instead of tissue since most tissue ends up in landfills immediately after purchase and is not recyclable.
Besides the large amounts of trees, water, and energy required, many different chemicals are used in the process of making paper towels including toxic products in order for the towels to stay durable when wet. In 2015, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimated that Americans generated about 7.4 billion pounds of waste consisting of paper towels, toilet paper, and tissues. Once in a landfill, paper towels release methane as they decompose. For those worried about the carbon footprint of paper towels, a household using 10 paper towels each day for a year generates 19 lbs of CO2 or the equivalent of driving a car for 173 miles.
A simple swap that is more than just eco eco-friendly way to maintain a home, but will save money. 1 cloth can save many rolls of paper towels. We have a variety of reusable water bottles, cups, straws and misc.
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