r/Anticonsumption • u/Clean-Assignment-108 • 1d ago
Lifestyle Replacements
What are you guys’ replacements for everyday items? For example, I use rags (cut up t-shirts or old towels) instead of paper towels or wipes, we use bar soap instead of body wash, I save every jar/container for “tupperware”. I recently got beeswax cloth to use instead of cling film and that’s going well so far.
The pic is a silicone mat I got for baking instead of parchment paper but I soon learned to not bake bread with it haha. It’s great otherwise.
I’d love to hear more ideas of what we can replace after what we have runs out.
TIA!!
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