Imagine changing one of the biggest paper consumptions any family has into a green choice, easily, using the same brands you know and trust. Scott is a household name when it comes to personal paper products (toilet paper, paper towels, paper napkins, ect) has come clean, I mean gone green. heh. I've always wondered why more paper companies have not offered a green option, or even just converted all their products into more green friendly products.
Scott Natural paper products can have up to 80% post consumer recycled fiber, on the paper napkins, and 40% on the toilet paper. This means with no more change than buying a trusted brand in basically a different packaging you are making your family more green without having to sacrifice anything! No more excuses people you can make your first baby steps to living greener without even noticing!
Seriously enough I try not to use paper towels unless I have to, though there are times where its hard to avoid like cleaning up nasty puppy messes or using them to cover food in the microwave. All in all I probley use one paper towel roll every three months. However, my mother can use an entire paper towel roll in a day or worst. Though I'd really love to convince her to use cloth at least I can breath a little easier when I know her Scott Natural Paper towels are made with 60% post consumer recycled fibers! Not only that but the packaging is recycled as well! Let's not even get started on what sort of impact we could have in my family alone if all our toilet paper was from recycled fibers!
Have I peeked your interest yet? Well even if your not as obsessed about going green as I am you can't deny that Scotts is a quality brand. Why would you even bother buying anything else when you can have quality AND make a difference in the world around you. We owe it to our children and our grandchildren to at least make an effort. I don't expect people to change their lifestyles and I am not this super hippy everything has to be green sort of girl. My goal is to make one small change a year, or as often as I can, every baby step makes such a huge difference over a person's lifetime. Sure I fall off the train myself at times to, I was on a six month stretch where I recycled every piece of paper that came across my desk and to be honest with you other than the fact that I still print my coupons on the backside of printouts that are no longer useful, I totally stopped recycling paper. Don't worry though I'm gonna get back on that horse and get back to it.
As far as Scott Naturals? I forsee my toilet paper stash getting a little more green as soon as my current stash is gone.
Scott would like to give one lucky reader a gift bag to get them started with the Scott Naturals line and start them on their own green journey! The gift bag includes some of my favorite easy to go green items. Scott Naturals product coupons, Clorox Green Works items, a reusable shopping bag, green light bulbs and a reusable water bottle!
To enter :
- Leave a comment on this post. Check out Scott Naturals and let me one step your taking in your own home to live a greener life or a step you'd like to take!
- Make sure there is a way for me to contact you - if your email address is not on your profile or you are not a blogger you may leave it in your comment or email it to me directly (angelaandconnor at gmail dot com) We have had to disqualify a lot of potential winners as of late as many people do not have emails available in their profiles or leave anonymous posts without any way to contact you.
- Please US entries only.
- To get extra credit :
- For an extra entry :
- Bloggers - Blog about this contest and leave me the link on your comment, or add me to your sidebar and let me know its there.
- Non Bloggers (or bloggers) subscribe to my mailing list/RSS feed and earn another entry!
- Let people know about the giveaway on Twitter with a link to the giveaway!
- THREE extra credit per person. Please post your extra credit in a separate post.
- This contest will end June 30th at midnight!
189 Comments:
we try to recycle as much as possible
we're using cloth diapers with our new little one!
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We recycle and I've been buying green cleaning products.
I hang my clothes out to dry an not use my dryer
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I follow on twitter an tweeted;
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We try to recycle as much as possible.
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During the warm months, we dry our clothes on the line to save energy.
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we recycle everything we can, and noticed it has considerably lessened the amount of trash we have
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I use energy efficient light bulbs.
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I'm an email subscriber.
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We recycle as much as possible, we use energy efficient light bulbs throughout our home and have been trying to switch to all "green" cleaners and recycled paper towels and toilet paper. Thanks so much for such a wonderful giveaway!
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I am also an email subscriber.
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I take my own bags to the store for groceries.
I am also a subscriber.
We use energy efficient light bulbs.
I just subscribed to your feed via Google.
Recently the thing I've been focused on is using all green cleaners and laundry detergents, and making sure all the lightbulbs around the house are energy efficient.
Great contest, thanks!
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We recycle all we can and buy energy efficient appliances
We are trying not use our AC this summer unless we absolutely have to, and it isn't as bad as I thought it would be. The hardest part is sweating at night when I am sleeping. We are also in the process of switching our incandescent bulbs over to halogens. It is pricier, so we are doing it one bulb at a time.
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A step I would like to take would be to recycle soda cans.
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We use water from a filter instead of bottled water I am planning on composting my kitchen waste as soon as my compost bin is ready
We bought a water faucet filter and we stopped buying bottled water and now only drink tap water. Thank you!
I tweeted
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we have changed out the light bulbs and are unplugging more
I always bring my own reusable bags to the store & always recycle.
I am doing everything and anything to go green.
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I recycle and I use environmental friendy products as much as possible. I drink water filtered through my refrigerator.
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I've been switching to green household products and recycling more than I used to.
We are recycling as much as possible, have already changed out our light bulbs, and have started paying our bills on line.
We recycle, use CFLs, and take reusable bags to the grocery store.
we recycle
Thanks for the giveaway... We use smart power strips on all our electronics i.e. TV, printers, computers, etc. that eliminates "vampire" power drain; all power is cut off when turned "off", no standby power is being drawn !!!
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We just put up a clothesline in the backyard so that we can skip using the dryer in the summer.
I tweeted here:
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I recycle, but I'd like to recxycle more.
Thanks for the giveaway!
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In an effort to stay in budget as well as be a little more green I've begun trying to reuse and repurpose as much as possible. We also now use reusable grocery and lunch bags. Thanks for the chance.
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We recently switched our house to all energy efficient light bulbs!
I'm washing my clothes in cold water, and using my clothesline
We have started to recycle everything we can, including compost.
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I am trying to use more natural products
We recycle paper, plastic and aluminum and use CFL lightbulbs.
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My city just started accepting more things for their recycling and we are happy to be able to start recycling more!
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We only use cloth napkins. No more paper ones.
I recycle everything possible and turn off unneeded appliances and lights.
we are using reusable bags
I buy most clothing and household items used, and donate or sell those items I don't need, rather than send them to the landfill. This is easy on both my pocketbook and the planet.
We recycle all we can even our clothes. We belong to freecycle.com and try to reuse everything. We also switched out our bulbs.
We totally switched from plastic water bottles to using eco-friendly bottles, and we try not to buy anything in the grocery story that has plastic packaging. We always take our cloth tote bags when we shop for groceries!
Thanks for the great giveaway!
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We have started using the green light bulbs.
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We recycle what the city will allow us to recycle. Thanks!
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recycle and use cfl's
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we recycle everything we can and compost
We have geothermal heating, recycle, and I take canvas bags to the grocery store.
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Reusable bags, recycling, curlicue lightbulbs-we're trying! Thanks!
I recycle everything I can, I use reusable shopping bags 100% of the time, I have all energy efficient light bulbs, we've switched from bottled water to using regular water in sports bottles, I make my own green cleaners, I do all my laundry at once (so the dryer only has to heat up once), and I try to do my baking while I'm making dinner so the oven only has to heat up once.
I recycle everything including paper and cardboard. We've changed all of our light bulbs to the new more efficient bulbs.
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We changed all out lightbulbs to energy eff. ones.
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I recycle by buying second hand stuff
We recycle as much as we can, changed our lightbulbs and try to cut down on our electricity usage.
we recyle, bring our own bags shopping, and have switched to CFL bulbs throughout the house
We recycle religiously and switched to compact fluorescent lightbulbs and low-flow showerheads.
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We collect rainwater to water our garden, as well as composting kitchen scraps.
We recycle.
We have gone from bottled water to filtered tap water.
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We have been using fluorescent light bulbs for over 10 years
we try to recycle all the time!
We recycle, carpool, use CFL bulbs, grow our own veggies.
Thanks for the chance to win!
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No more paper plates or napkins for this family. Plus I use rubbermaid containers as much as possible instead of zipper bags which just get thrown out.
We try to purchase items locally and we recycle.
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We've gotten our "trash" down to less than one can a week by buying less and making more, which mostly involves cooking from scratch (even stuff like yogurt) or growing our own food.
I would love to win.
I love to purchase all my foods that I can from local farmers including dairy, meat and produce.
Thank you for the chance
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We are recycling everything we can, and watching our water and electricity use.
I am using more natural cleaning products in my household tha do not contain any harsh chemicals. I no longer use cholorine bleach to whiten things. I buy recycled paper products,use cloth napkins and we recycle any and everything we can.
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I am a subscriber.
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Turning off the water while brushing your teeth or washing your face is a great idea. And of course, recycling! Thank you!
I use eco-friendly cleaning products in my home.
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One step I'm taking is that we stopped our lawn service because they used chemicals that weren't environmentally friendly, now we only use organic lawn products, and our yard has never looked better!
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I try to recycle as much as I can.
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We recycle what we can.
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I've been using reusable water bottles.
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We try to only use natural cleaning products and to take our reusable bags to the grocery store instead of getting plastic bags.
Try to buy Energy Star and low power devices for the home
We recycle and use our "green bags" instead of plastic ones for shopping.
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we eat organic!
We try to recycle what we can.
I use green cleaning products, and instead of paper towels I use microfiber cloth. I also no longer use paper napkins I switched to cloth, and I'm going to our local farmers market for produce.
I'm drinking tap water again instead of filling the landfill with plastic bottles that will be there until hell freezes over.
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We recycle, and have started using more green products! Thanks
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We've switched most of our lightbulbs to CFL's.
Assist in making more nuclear plants as they are much cleaner and safer than coal and oil plants.
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Thanks!
We have switched to more eco friendly cleaning products
i have quit using the dryer and only air dry clothes now
Among other things, we are unplugging rarely used appliances--such as the toaster and (gulp!) the treadmill.
We recycle and always use our own reusable shopping totes while shopping! Thanks for the giveaway!
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To go green, we have eliminated paper towels and napkins, and disposable wraps/covers/lunchbox containers. We use CFLs and have everything on power strips, which we shut off when not in use. We recycle, Freecycle, and compost.
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We have been buying green personal care products and cleaning products.
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I recycle as much as I can and have been known to look at a products packaging before making the decision to buy...
We compost, recycle and use cloth bags for shopping.
Last Earth day, we planted a HUGE neighborhood garden! The kids had a blast planting it, love to tend to their garden, and are amazed at how much food is being produced! It taste way better too!
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i recycle and have changed all my light bulbs to the energy savers
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I find it interesting that so many of the little changes I'm making are things my parents did automatically, like turning off lights and unplugging appliances, hanging clothes out to dry, and reusing/recycling/repurposing. I know I'm not going to give up on paper products, so I'm very happy that Scott is using recycled fiber. And the SCOTT® Choose-A-Size™ is great for helping you to use just the right amount.
I hang all my clothes out on the line instead of using the dryer. No more bottled water, recycle everything the city will take.
I bought organic cotton sheets this year and really like them. We are also gardening organically, using CFC light bulbs and trying various organic cleaners.
We use CFC light bulbs, recycle, purchase some organic products and natural cleaning products when I can.
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Bough flurscent lights, recycle and reuse plastice bags, cans, bottles.
no paper towels - only cloth napkins, no paper plates - only ceramic or whatever plates are made of, and phosphate-free soaps to save our drinking water supply and to keep my house's gray water from damaging the environment as much as the regular stuff.
We put low flow water aerators on our faucets to reduce the amount of water we use and also save energy from heating extra water.
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I'm an email subscriber!
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I Tweeted this giveaway too. http://twitter.com/lisalmg/status/2383221240
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We recycle and up-cycle as much as possible. We use a filter on out faucet for water and we use re-usable cloth bags for our shopping.
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I unplug appliances when not in use.
only run dishwasher when it's full
recycle, ride bike or drive my hybrid
We have been trying to reduce our use of disposable paper products and when we do use them to use those items made of recycled materials.
Thanks.
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We recycle and plant a veggie garden.
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We have changed to all energy efficient light bulbs!
We use only cloth napkins in our house, and haven't had to buy napkins or paper towels in a long time!
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we recycle and try to limit the use of energy and water in our home.
We recycle and keep the A/C use to a minimum.
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We try to recycle as do the others who have posted, but we also try to reuse plastic containers with lids for storage. I share my newspapers, magazines and catalogs with others. I reuse shopping bags by using the plastic ones to carry things. I use the paper grocery bags to wrap packages for mailing and I also use these when staining the baskets that I weave. I am always looking for ways to reuse items we already have. Thanks! senekers@comcast.net
changed out our bulbs and try to make less trips in the car
thanks for sponsoring this.
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we use reusable tote bags when shopping. yyeres(at)gmail(dot)com
We've replaced all the appliances and windows with new energy-efficient ones.
We've stopped using single serve bottles of water.
I would like to start using reusable bags at the store.
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Recycle more and use energy efficient light bulbs.
We use a lot of Energy Star products.
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We recycle, used recycled products and use green products.
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I just subscribed via email. Thanks.
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i use reusable shopping bags
I I try to remember to shop with my canvas bags and we recycle everything.
I have your button on my sidebar.
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We are practicing the "Three R's": Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!
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I've been trying to teach my kids how to conserve energy by turning lights off when we don't need them. We also are big recyclers.
The step I am taking is I try to recycle every little thing I can
I hang dry all of my clothing!
I am recycling practically everything nowadays. I'm also conserving energy on a daily basis. Thanks!!
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recycle
I would like my kids to recycle more and to start back composting. paulajomyers@yahoo.com
I conserve water.
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I've tried to make a number of changes to my daily routine to do my part to make the world a greener place. For example, I've initiated a recycling program for my small apartment building by setting up bins in the entryway and taking them to the nearby center each week. I've made an effort to unplug non-essential devices and appliances when not in use. I've cut back on my water usage by taking shorter showers and running my washing machine and dishwasher on more efficient settings. And I've started walking and biking a lot more than I used to to cut back on my fuel usage. I hope all of these small measures add up to reduce the size of my carbon footprint.
Thanks for the giveaway!
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I blogged about the giveaway: http://slavetoacademia.blogspot.com/2009/06/scott-naturals-giveaway.html
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We started composting a few months ago. It's so easy!
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We are living greener by recycling all we can
I recycle and I take a bag to the grocery store
We use natural products and organic when we can.
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I'd like to start composting & hopefully I'll also get a better garden.
We recycle everything possible.
Carry cloth grocery and lunch bags.
Use collected rain water for watering plants and turn of the water while brushing our teeth as well as while soaping up in the shower.
Thank you so much for the chance to win.
I am subscribed via email.
We hang our clothes out to dry as well as have switched all lights over to energy effecient ones. Thanks!
We are teaching our girls about composting and recycling!
We use reuseable shopping bags and take public transportation.
We use the eco-friendly versions whenever it is possible and use a lot less packaging.
Instead of throwing things out, we're having a yard sale!
I'm a subscriber
We have used Scott Toilet tissues for years and would like to use the Scott Naturals Toilet tissues
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We walk as often as possible, recycle everything we can, and I reluctantly use rags instead of paper towels when I clean. That last one is hard for me, but I'm trying to be better!
we compost
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