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Growing your own plants can be a rewarding and fulfilling experience. Whether you're interested in growing vegetables, herbs, or flowers, here are some tips from WAWO to help you get started.

WAWO's 7 steps to be more sustainable in your home - small changes for a large impact!

Easter crafting with kids is both creative and eco-friendly - check out the benefits and two of our favourite crafts to do with your children!

We have all heard about the benefits of separating our waste for recycling* - but are you curious on knowing what a truly waste-conscious home looks like? Here are some of Postwink’s recommendations if you’d like to send less to landfill and be an example to others.

Over 30% of all the waste produced in your household can be composted. Add that to your recyclable materials and almost all the waste we produce in our home has absolutely no need to end up in a landfill; where it pollutes our air, water and communities. More people are catching on to the ‘composting craze’ and you can start today.

Paper Recycling – some facts about paper & cardboard recycling...

Glass recycling – who are the players, where do we drop off, do we

take labels off (we don’t) & why can’t windscreens and tempered

glass be recycled.

Some plastics are durable, reusable, and recyclable; but others are hazardous and only good for single use. To know how to manage our plastics, we need to educate ourselves on how each plastic type differs from the other.

There are 7 major categories of plastics, each with its unique properties and uses. Keen to crank up your recycling rate? Then, keep reading here..

Below is a (generalised) summary for interested home owners - who wonder what happens to their recyclables once they've spent the time to separate it from the general waste. Read on if this is you:

Let's get educational here by explaining the difference between recycled and upcycled - do you know which product is from recycled material or has been upcycled?

If you’ve been thinking of recycling at home or at work, but you just haven’t made the leap yet. We can help! Here are the four major categories to separate your trash in: Non-Recyclable (black bag), Recyclables (clear bag), Organic Waste (separate bin/compostable bag), Hazardous Waste (separate bin). Read more for more details.