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Lauren Singer gained viral fame for keeping years of her trash in a mason jar - now she is helping others live zero-waste by selling reusable, recyclable, and compostable products at her store, Package Free Shop.
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The average American creates 4.5lbs of trash per day - but for Lauren Singer the amount of trash she has accumulated in the last 7 years can all fit in a mason jar.
In this One Small Step Spotlight, Lucy Biggers visits Lauren Singer’s Package Free shop. Package Free store is just as it sounds: package free. It’s a store that generates zero waste, and its owner, CEO Lauren Singer, has been waste-free since 2012.
Lauren Singer zero waste journey began in 2012 and in 2017 she opened up the Package Free shop. The Lauren Singer store Package Free carries products that are recyclable, reusable, and compostable alternatives to single-use products. Get a look inside Package Free and see all the different products sold - products like airtight multi-use bowls, reusable insulated cups and water bottles, reusable straws, produce bags, toothbrushes, toothpaste, soaps, hair care products, compostable deodorant sticks, and so much more.
‘Every person is different. Every lifestyle, where you live is different. So there’s no one-size-fits-all solution to reducing your waste,’ Lauren Singer suggests starting small by replacing one item in your trash with a reusable alternative.
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@valeriabarojasp 4 года назад

the phone really looks useless since they have a sound and camera team, it really annoys me

@bell8758 4 года назад

Valeria B Peralta it’s just another view and tbh the camera mans camera was worse than the phone lol

@CoolnesXcore 4 года назад

they are trying to be hip and down with the young kidzz

@wuriprimakusumastuti8691 4 года назад

For her social media?

@klayface6086 4 года назад

Poor you...!!!

@zuniyesi 4 года назад

Reminds me of max from catfish

@Terri_MacKay 3 года назад

The products in the store may be package-free, but she also sells online. There is a huge impact on the environment when you are shipping items all over the country.

@Robin.Greenfield 4 года назад

Thanks for taking us on a tour of Package Free Lucy! Even I learned something in this video!

@lucylyonsbiggers 4 года назад

thanks Rob!

@Mia-sj1mi 4 года назад

a zero-waste store just opened in my town, and they sell organic chocolate raisins...

@thecookingnerd8384 4 года назад

Mia i bet there $15 a pound lol 😂

@MiKi-sx3tt 4 года назад

I think that sustainable lifestyle still a privilege of wealthy nation or person..

@bell8758 4 года назад

Mi Ki definitely especially for this who can’t afford the whole cost right then and there vs the long run. That’s why McDonald’s is so cheap and gets so much money

@medioreblatherskite 4 года назад

Totally. But it doesn't hurt to try or educate. Small investments like a shampoo bar that lasts my a whole year since I only wash my hair once or twice a week or menstrual cups/cloth pads that removes the need for me to buy more pads/tampons really helps my savings and it's basically paying for itself with the use of it.

@Bubblynoodlez 4 года назад

I feel this girl lives in a bubble and she was clearly wealthy to begin with

@MiKi-sx3tt 4 года назад

@@medioreblatherskite yeah. I get that. But, I think the conversation around sustainability makes it so unapproachable, unattainable. Because most people care about their wallet first before their environment...

@medioreblatherskite 4 года назад

@@MiKi-sx3tt That really sucks :( This is a good conversation tho. I think it should be spoken about more and if it becomes a bigger topic, I hope it trickles down and is more accessible to everyone.

@curatedconnection6334 4 года назад

The use of mobile phone to film was unnecessary. Waste of energy.

@jmccann2702 4 года назад

I would say that something I have found is easy to do is to switch from hand soap/body wash to a bar. Bar soap is usually very inexpensive!

@Bubblynoodlez 4 года назад

I want to know how these goods are sent to the store, is any packaging being used?

@Alice-gh7cg 4 года назад

They only work with companies that don't use single use plastics in shipping and reuse as much of the packaging as they can

@lisayist 4 года назад

She doesn't sell food, so most goods come in cardboard boxes, which will be recycled becasue there is value in it. Lots of food comes in big plastic or metal containers that will be cleaned and reused.

@kellyjohnson3617 4 года назад

Where I live in Ventura CA is a place called The Refill Shoppe. I love this place for getting bulk bath and beauty and cleaning products. They have all kinds of reusable containers and plastic free cleaning or bath tools. I go there to get wedding gifts or other gifts for friends. Their favs have been the bamboo silverware in a canvas carrying sack and reusable straws

@SimplyBeautiful516 4 года назад

Because it’s trendy, its waaayyy overpriced!!! I’m glad they are getting ready to expand their production to make it more accessible. Hopefully, it works.

@kenyagrant2727 4 года назад

can we talk about her outfit

@judeddd5536 4 года назад

looks like paloma wool

@frenchiehorn4339 4 года назад

No.

@judeddd5536 4 года назад

@@frenchiehorn4339 then?

@juanitacolette5766 4 года назад

it looks good.

@abwin7917 4 года назад

I have never in my life, treated my self to $10 toothpaste. And I dont think I ever will. 🤦‍♀️

@beautifulrecovery2337 4 года назад

Ughhhhh okay. So this is amazing and I am Loving the trend of sustainability and waste less that bai Johnson ( i cant spell) and Lauren have caused HOWEVER. They are banking off the trend instead and overdoing and it's annoying! We have a zero waste store by us and I'm not going to name and they have nearly doubled the cost of certain products. I only go there when I'm in town take ideas and buy the product (same company ...) half the price else where....

@Rod-bp8ow Год назад

Ms.Lauren, the small bottle that has trash can also be completely removed..you know what that is..

@sarahandrusier481 4 года назад

omg they should make composible tape or something

@papermason 4 года назад

This is the life for me.

@zuhayrah 4 года назад

We need more places like this in less popular places like NY and California, where most of these things are being sold. And they need to be less,expensive as well. If you’re using less packaging, shouldn’t these products be cheap?

@Asf-bj4rw 4 года назад

What does she do with her computers

@yusikanabilla3130 4 года назад

Hope to see siwak, but it's still not as popular as bamboo toothpaste.

@osmmanipadmehum 4 года назад

20$ soap bar?

@giloiphai3921 3 года назад

nigelfarage omaewamou keithurban

@jessicachristensen3453 4 года назад

“Try me” deodorant sticks 🤢

@miadonahue7117 4 года назад

I work somewhere that sells deodorant and there's a tester so that people can open it and smell it without breaking the seal of a new one. No one actually uses it.

@animesong10hourschallengeb79 4 года назад

Actually rather than this i'd rather go to a refill shop

@mathildedlihtam382 4 года назад

The interviewer is such a mess, just nodding along "ok-ing" and "gotcha-ing" everything. The iPhone thing is dumb, too.

@klayface6086 4 года назад

Want cheese with that wine???

@norachen6758 4 года назад

I’m all for going package free, but this shop is insanely expensive for like a college student like me. I mean $20 for bug spray is insane, even when it’s recyclable and sustainable. Like at that point I’d rather just go to cvs and get it for under $9..

@erintaube16 4 года назад

Yeah but your paying for the product to also be made ethically and witgout plastic, unfortunately at the moment the general public does not have common knowledge of the costs of making a product sustainably or ethically. Until the demand for sustainable products increases it is unlikely the price will decrease.

@jcrawford5674 4 года назад

Doctor Bronner's Castile soap. It's worth it and is multi purpose. It can be used as bug spray, laundry detergent, shampoo, face wash, just a general cleaner to keep your house clean, and an alternative to pesticide on your vegetables. It's vegan and organic.

@navile2010 4 года назад

There are more other

@palomacruz-hernandez2178 4 года назад

I am also a college student and I realize how expensive these things are, but there are other way. During summer I work outside, all bug spray came in plastic packaging and plastic free ones cost too much so I made my own. In a spray bottle, I just put in 20 to 40 drops of essential oil or do what I did and just used lemon zest. Then some apple cider vinegar and a bit of witch hazel. Look up diy zero waste insect repellent and you will find tons of recipes. There will always be other options!

@coffeeseven 4 года назад

What we do at My house is what we can. We have to stay withing the constraints of budget amd common sense. Not everyone can be as guerilla as the zero waste people.

@eduardowolf8890 4 года назад

I hate how you switch from cameras randomly. It does literally nothing. Stop putting words on the screen if I need subtitles I can turn it on myself.

@Sigognac1988 4 года назад

Luci don't stop, those words on screen are very useful for non-english speakers. Don't care at all about whether it's one or two cameras also

@strabewycake 4 года назад

@Angel S the subtitles arent always correct if they are auto

@ryanchen3074 4 года назад

I loved this shop omg i spent too much money here LOL

@RonLarhz 4 года назад

Cos u stupid n wanna feel good about yourself. So you pay more to lie to yourself. You think they really r package free? The goods, the factory, the process of setting up the shop. Plus them using electronics/electricity is in itself a contribution. You dont need a brand if u really want to live a recycling lifestyle.

@paus.5951 4 года назад

RonLarhz not everything gets recycled and most of these products last waay longer that the disposable ones. the best waste is the one that is not produced

@ryanchen3074 4 года назад

RonLarhz bruh calm down literally just bought things to make it easier to be sustainable like what are you contributing to? This woman is changing culture so that the world is more ecofriendly, its not going to be perfect, not yet. Jesus

@NatalieMacdonald769769 4 года назад

@reyeofthestorm Spending money on reusable items is an investment but you usually end up saving money long term. Glad you’re living a more sustainable lifestyle!

@rhg3212 4 года назад

RonLarhz so I take it you live completely package and electricity free then? If not, stop criticising people who are trying their best. I don’t see a problem with feeling good about being less impactful on the environment. I guess some of us are more educated than others.

@Mariamvazq 4 года назад

I love how clear her skin is 😪

@Jess-ek9rf 4 года назад

i'm sorry but she is acting like she invented this. I live in an obscure town and we have been overrun by different kinds of sustainability shops for years. Yet this shop charges ridiculous prices to the privileged. Going zero waste is theoretically free

@kamiiu 4 года назад

It's rare to see this in NYC

@ilovechips1327 4 года назад

It’s expensive because of the location.

@Tata-iu3fy 4 года назад

I disagree. She is just explaining. She didn't act superior, or like she invented it. Maybe it's personal.

@amiraabdelkader2751 4 года назад

Ok but where do you live you do realize the price of living is diffrent everywhere

@rismadeco 4 года назад

I'm not smart but I know she didn't invent metal straws lol

@its553a.m9 4 года назад

Judging by what they are talking about, the prices of these products are expensive. This just seems like a great way of saving earth while making money. I think when it comes to environment, everything should be inexpensive and made easy for the many of us. That way, even unreliable, lazy and ignorant people as well as low to no income individuals can contribute.

@bell8758 4 года назад

Its5:53 A.M true and that’s why if more people buy they can start lowering costs and if the demand is there

@thecookingnerd8384 4 года назад

Veronika Granado so true. That’s why impossible burgers and plant based meats are so expensive

@lisayist 4 года назад

Reuse food containers and buy bulk, buy a vegetable CSA program, make your own cleaning solution, buy used instead of new...etc. These are very affordable things to do and you don't have to shop at Package Free. For example, instead of buying reusable produce bags, I added two cotton shoe laces to turn my old cotton pillowcase into a produce bag. I made a cute sleeve for a Starbucks Frappuccino glass bottle and it is my reusable water bottle.

@its553a.m9 4 года назад

Veronika Granado lets start with you then cause I don’t have access to these kind of store and also can’t afford 🙂

@lilynoir3939 4 года назад

They addressed that in the video. Once low-waste becomes more mainstream, the prices will be cheaper. Very basic supply/demand principle

@growingfaith1373 4 года назад

Im always at package free 😂 I go even when I’m not going to buy anything because it feels like home. ♥️

@zziggy808 4 года назад

Idk how she films one handed on a phone. I’d shake so much.

@lucylyonsbiggers 4 года назад

thats why i get paid the big bucks ;)

@chechibo283 4 года назад

iPhone stabilization

@creepybabby 4 года назад

@@lucylyonsbiggers wow just wow

@sarahaharper 4 года назад

The phone definitely detracted in my opinion

@shanoriya 4 года назад

Listen up people! Natural👏🏾deodorant👏🏾does👏🏾not👏🏾work and you guys clearly don’t have real friends to tell you that you stink... 🤦🏾‍♀️

@sarahlindell9240 4 года назад

omg i just switched to a shampoo bar recently and love it!! this is awesome!!!

@tingwang2554 4 года назад

I live in Williamsburg (Brooklyn) and walk by Package Free very night on my way home. While I thoroughly support the idea, I still see PF take out huge cardboard containers and trash bags half the time I walk home. Also, the prices of this place is ridiculous. We are talking $50 for a metal bento box. You can easily purchase one elsewhere, package free and all for much less. I like the concept but the price attached is ridiculous.

@at2425__ 4 года назад

Seriously?? Interesting.. Are you sure they're not recycling the cardboard boxes?

@lisayist 4 года назад

Cardboard can be recycled and they will be recycled because there is some value in it. Stainless steel is not cheap but that's the reason why metal are most likely recycled. You can use glass or bamboo container instead. Plus, that huge stainless steel bento box may be the most expensive item in store. I was looking for an air tight metal container for Kimchi and the large ones all cost around 50 bucks, even on Amazon.

@salmaaftab6205 4 года назад

Lauren like she says in the video doesnt only focus on the sustainability of the product itself but also of the way its obtained. Sometimes metal is mined under conditions which damage the environment greatly so those"cheaper " options you're talking about might be doing that. While Lauren focuses on the sustainability of the whole process from when the material is obtained till the product is manufactured and ready to be sold.

@rebeccahanning2055 4 года назад

I see what you mean, I was contacted by a company who wanted to work with me, but they were charging $95 for a bento box. They weren’t a local company to me either and all of their products were waaay over priced

@StrollingThroughLife 4 года назад

If I lived in NY, I'd totally go there! It's great to see a shop like this be so successful!

@marjorieguzman19 4 года назад

their stuff is so expensive 🙈💔

@thecookingnerd8384 4 года назад

Marjorie. IKR rip off

@giuliagius1651 4 года назад

This shop is amazing! I love this kind of stuff and I hope which the people realize this is the new life stile!

@ana-dj4nu 4 года назад

Style*

@giuliagius1651 4 года назад

@@ana-dj4nu I'm Italian! Stile mean style!

@nataliecampbell8213 4 года назад

Please open a shop in CA!

@marley7659 4 года назад

Now one thing I really want. Clothing and fabric made without plastic. One thing people don't know is that every time clothing with some sort of synthetic material is washed; It ends up leaching into the grey water and into the environment. Places like package free shop are important. I just wish a combination of organic clothing with no dyes or chemicals can be introduced with the concept of zero waste. So much clothing is thrown out after being worn for a short period of time. Much of what is donated in thrift is usually sent to foreign countries or to landfill. I have a theory that some of what is being thrifted is actual in response to the fabric causing irritation on the skin of the individual after washing and releasing the dyes and chemicals from the fabric surface. We need to change fashion culture and consumerism in general to see a massive change in our world.

@kamiiu 4 года назад

look up everlane! there are many sustainable brands out there... the issue is that they're really expensive

@lf4945 4 года назад

Idk girl, but in my house we being using everything. The butter container great leftover Tupperware.

@Pineapple-ob2kb 4 года назад

🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 I LOVE THIS!!!!! Also LOVE HOW ARTICULATE AND INTELLIGENT THIS YOUNG WOMAN IS!!!❤️

@lucylyonsbiggers 4 года назад

Lauren is the best!

@itzelmacias 4 года назад

I wish they had these types of stores at other places. Would make me living sustainably a lot more easier

@ArdenIsKoolLikeDat 4 года назад

All the reusable straws and grocery bags total to almost 5 dollars a piece... its hard to justify spending so much money at a store like this because you can get all of these products for way cheaper. I got my set of 13 reusable produce bags for 10 dollars. Its easy to see a store like this and get sucked into buying these aesthetically pleasing products but most of these things can be made at home or purchased for cheaper. It seems counter productive that she says single use plastics are overpriced when in reality, paying 5 dollars for 1 reusable straw is WAY too expensive. Its a great idea but not realistic for people who dont make tons of money. I wish people talked more about how to live zero waste without draining your bank account.

@anandsharma7430 2 года назад

In India, before the late 80s and early 90s brought massive plastic packaging, everything was sold and purchased in cans, bottles, cloth bags, etc. Cold drinks and milk were sold in glass bottles which were exchanged. Snacks was sold loose by weight packaged in paper, often newspapers. Oils were purchased in cans. Grains were packaged in cloth or jute bags and people purchased in wholesale quantities more often than not. Storage was a big deal. Of course, there was very little "fast food" and "junk food" as most food was cooked at home. There were of course food carts which sold junk food, but those were local snacks, which were home cooked by the vendors. There were no supermarkets or malls.

@tylervlogs1216 4 года назад

I understand where people are coming from saying that it’s too expensive but at the same time I also understand how not enough people buy it, therefore it will cost more. But how are more people supposed to buy it if it costs too much. Coming from a teenager whose family will not pay the prices. That is a massive issue. But I have learned you can diy a lot of eco friendly things!

@adrianarenillas8164 3 года назад

It's good to buy eco stuff, the problem it's that is so EXPENSIVE 😰

@rutikapatil5329 4 года назад

We indians already had ever thing eco friendly.

@jordan-lr2cn 4 года назад

i wish they had a store like this in houston, tx!! it’s so hard looking for sustainable products here. i don’t like buying things online because i feel like it defeats the purpose of trying to be environmentally friendly :(

@lisayist 4 года назад

Actually, online shopping is not as bad as you think. Our Changing Climate made a video about it. I am sure this store will not use plastic shipping materials. If you recycle the shipping material (my personal guess will be cardboard and brown paper, which will be recycled because there is some value in cardboard), and buy what you need not what you want, and keep using the items for a long time, you will be fine.

@trinity6401 4 года назад

I bought online from a zero waste shop and they use no plastic only cardboard besides the tape and adress

@rNeyshabur 4 года назад

How much of an impact online products make depends on whether they had to be flown to your location, cos planes emit an unbelievably high amount of carbon

@bell8758 4 года назад

Girl make one!!

@Koshka219 4 года назад

Love her! I've opened my zero waste shop 3 months ago as well!

@superguitarman727 4 года назад

Sabina where at?

@MaddieYchama 4 года назад

Why does she have two cameras shooting the same exact thing........................ sorry what was this video about?

@venkatasaravanan4942 4 года назад

Pls stop switching from phone to Camera.. it's really annoying. And it's shaking a lot too.. The host is also annoying a lot

@Nutritionbypaolao 4 года назад

Most of my sustainable stuff I’ve bought them from grove collaborative or amazon and is not pricey! They have saved me so much money!

@strabewycake 4 года назад

Amazon is a horrible company. Lol

@juanitacolette5766 4 года назад

@@strabewycake no its not.

@strabewycake 4 года назад

@@juanitacolette5766 alright

@autumnj2217 4 года назад

If I ever go to New York I am going here first, I have been a fan of Lauren’s for soooo long!

@kkorahh9619 4 года назад

Music was too loud I could barely hear her at times... good video though

@nehas3519 4 года назад

I wish your store was available in India

@leah-pg7oe 3 года назад

What do you do about zero waste with a pet such as a dog?

@thecookingnerd8384 4 года назад

0:50 That soap is way overpriced WTF!

@elabal5972 4 года назад

TheCookingNerd this is a shampoo

@krose1551 4 года назад

How are only 1.5 billion toothpaste tubes thrown out each year? There's 7.7 billion people on the planet... usually toothpaste doesn't last more than a couple months per person... what am I missing

@mariachristina97 4 года назад

I am guessing there are a lot of people around the world who use toothbrushes for a long time. Or don't even use toothbrushes and use homemade/foraged alternatives instead.

@020ctmarie 4 года назад

A tube of toothpaste lasts me half a year. It’s not a toiletry that you have to buy often. If it were 7 billion thrown away then that would be a bigger issue

@krose1551 4 года назад

@@020ctmarie right but if each person in the world uses 2 tubes a year, that's 15.4 billion tubes...

@020ctmarie 4 года назад

Katie Rose girl, what is your point?lol people are clearly not using as much toothpaste as you assume they should so what is your issue?

@krose1551 4 года назад

@@020ctmarie I'm just saying the math doesn't add up lol

@rhg3212 4 года назад

Another beautiful thing about refill shops is that say your apprehensive about trying a shampoo, you just take a small container and buy a minimal sample.

@brookethebooger9394 4 года назад

I think this is awesome when I’m older I want to own a business just like this but plus a plastic free grocery store added on to this

@abwin7917 4 года назад

You know it's a cute idea to think it's the manufacturer's problem, or fault for all the waste.....but whose demanding it? The consumer's, that in your perfect world aren't the problem. You say these thing are sustainable....20$ for a dish soap bar. First off you are wasting water to hand wash dishes. Today's dishwashers are energy and water efficient. So why handwash or buy a 20$ dish soap bar? Buy some natural Myers soap and recycle the bottle. Save yourself $16.

@napakvanich8811 4 года назад

Well, she definitely uses botox, if not also filler. It's so funny how her face just can't move anymore, and I wonder if she can ever be real enough to add those emptied botox bottles inside her mason jar. I don't think so!

@monamoore5471 4 года назад

Lauren helped me to open my eays 2015

@drrishtikhera8020 4 года назад

I live in india amd there not so much awareness about sustainable living amd we do not have such package free shops here. Plus for a middle class person, the products are too expensive and way out of their budgets. Also for a college student looking to go for sustainable living like me, there aren't many options becoz as i said earlier the products are too expensive and not accesible to all

@JilieLife 4 года назад

I hope in my country we have this similar kind of store which is accessible for everybody all the while promoting zero waste and sustainability

@frisco699 Год назад

Why is she using her phone to record when there is a Camara man doing the recording

@mr.mrs.d.7015 3 года назад

Im on your site right now. You ship internationally. I love it!

@AbigailSmith 4 года назад

This is awesome! I just stopped in the store a couple of weeks ago; loved seeing it in person. :)

@maz1866 3 года назад

i love this channel but a lot of the videos are just advertising...

@sweetdreamz9282 4 года назад

Is this the girl that fit 2 years of trash in a mason jar?

@happymommy4693 3 года назад

Everyone go to ur granny she has all the options with cheap prices

@Aris-Darling 2 года назад

Such a good idea but even greater to have made the store/brand happen.

@pb.j.1753 5 месяцев назад

Its a shame this was not filmed with proper cameras.

@miss_xenia_ 4 года назад

Wish things like these were trending! 🙏💚

@abwin7917 4 года назад

Solid dish soap bar.....$20. Why?

@rangamlanancymk9383 4 года назад

Let the camera man to to the work, It's distracting.

@Betonmeamberlee 3 года назад

This is amazing an a great start to this new mind set, but I can’t happen to notice one of woman his wearing Levi’s and I’m sure her shirt as well that was made in sweat shop over sea, paying the works pennies on the dollar for their work, while they live in poverty. Just a thought. I know that’s not her lane, she’s working on recycled products, plastic free consumption.

@MW-no9kj 3 года назад

You don't know where they came from. Might be a handmedown from a friend or a thriftstore buy.

@sweetmali27 4 года назад

People this is a rip off, do not fall for this please.

@farehanoor6671 3 года назад

I believe those are expensive to purchase.

@saraholiveras 4 года назад

loved this! doing research for my college sustainability class :)

@txag007 2 года назад

Boy that carbon footprint.....woof!

@mihadalzayat6957 4 года назад

Plot twist: they still have to take out the trash every night

@thecookingnerd8384 4 года назад

5:24 $50 for a water bottle

@lisayist 4 года назад

I don't use high end body wash but someone may like it. Bar soap cleans well too.

@mell123twtljh 4 года назад

Love all the products at Package Free Shop!! I hope to see more stores open soon

@fathimafarahna2633 4 года назад

This lady is a prettier version of Kylie Jenner. Hope this sustainable circus is not a ladder to climb billionaire stairs. If indeed one love nature, make products which every general commoner can buy. Not just rich 🤑

@Uniquenessss 4 года назад

The idea of clean zero waste life sounds good but it is one utopia. If it comes true - do you have an idea that the majority of the population will be jobless and hungry. So we go back down the evolution tree that our ancestors were trying so hard to climb between 4.6 to 6.2 million years.

@raisamumtahina4240 4 года назад

I was waiting for your videos for a longgggg time

@tori3teq 3 года назад

Please open one in Chicago 💚

@1b02navyatadhage6 4 года назад

Hi, this is amazing... Even I wanted to open a shop like this in India.please help me out by giving the guidelines to start a store. Also need to chat or talk with you about the investment required.etc.

@ahliyorteshaboyev7497 4 года назад

this package free product idea is really cool but I don't think it is going to become popular among middle incomers because it's really expensive and many big manufacturing companies will not change the way they produce products unless they don't want to make big chunks of money in the long term.

@marambaron 3 года назад

I still think she's so full of it.

@charlescayton2958 4 года назад

IAM on here love videos 😀🤗

@arushibajpai4147 4 года назад

She's better than Kylie

@Kimberly-wt1nu 4 года назад

I switched to real sponges years ago. One sponge lasts me all year. I cut it in half. Half for kitchen and half for shower. 🍽🥣🚿🛁

@centigradz 4 года назад

So she builds a shop similar to all shops in Asia and then put hundred times the prices. Stainless steel stuff and bamboo are all from Asia. She probably gets them for a dime shipped from Asia.

@101majeed 4 года назад

petroleum products can also be environmental if we consider the amount of energy used and resources used to make these tools and utensils. when you dispose a plastic spoon, it can be recycled and molded again to a spoon. a never ending cycle

@zoecalatan9966 3 года назад

Ohh my, I wish i had something like this where i live. I would be a regular for sure :-)

@peacerus 4 года назад

Why do we not ask why the cost of plastic does not reflect the environmental effect of the waste created? Why is plastic so cheap and why is it touted as sanitary?