DT I.A.

Decreasing waste of most overused household items

Paper products

(napkins, paper towels, toilet paper)

Shampoo/Conditioner/

Bodywash

Plastic bags (trash bags)

paper towels and toilet paper

napkins

toilet paper

towels

Cloth napkins

perforated lines (indicate and help limit amount of use)

perforated lines in paper towel rolls (indicate and help limit amount of use)

Reusable trashbags

Biodegradable trashbags

existing and potential solutions

existing and potential solutions

existing and potential solutions

existing solutions

water

some 'biodegradable' trash bags emit toxic chemicals when broken down into original compounds.

(cotton is a pesticide heavy crop, so if non-organic cotton is used, when the trash bag breaks down , it emits toxins)

Landfill environment not appropriate for swift biodegrading of plastic

Most people rip off 4-5 squares of toilet paper despite perforated line indication

most shampoo/conditioner/bodywash bottles have huge dispensers that unintentionally pours out more than enough product

automatic machine dispensers

automatic machine dispensers

pump dispensers (yield less product than dispensing lids)

existing and potential solutions

existing and potential solutions

efficient (smart) shower heads and faucets

automatic faucets (turn off and on automatically)