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Bring your old denim pants, jackets, skirts & more through June 13th Have a pile of denim with holes you no longer want to wear? Are you purging your skinny jeans because Gen Z says they’re no longer cool? MOM’s...

Another toy recycling program debuts with a major brand Recycling old toys can be a challenge, so we recently shared a few recycling programs. Mattel, toy manufacturer of Barbies and racecars has debuted another toy recycling program. Mattel PlayBack will...

Children outgrowing their old dolls & Legos? Here’s what to do with your kid’s unwanted toys.  If you’re a parent, chances are you have a whole assortment of toys gathering dust at the back of your closet. Since broken or unwanted...

This isn’t just for Philly residents: surrounding counties can join, too. Got hazardous materials you need to get rid of? The City just announced its annual Hazardous Waste drop-off events, beginning this Saturday, April 10th. Philly residents (and residents in...

Cut the plastic with these products One way to reduce your plastic use is to buy in bulk. But where can you find bath products without the plastic? Here are a few local options. Where to find bulk bath products...

Here’s what to do with that old cookware cluttering your cabinets. Pots and pans are supposed to last for a long time. But at a certain point, you may notice the bottom of your saucepan is all scratched up, or...

How to reduce your coffee-related waste Are single-use coffee pods sentencing you to sustainability purgatory? Coffee pods may not be as bad for the environment as you think. Sure, single-use pods create a lot of waste. But studies comparing the...

Here’s where you can recycle your old pill bottles, inhalers, and blister packs Disposing of unused medications is already a hassle, but recycling the containers your meds came in can be even worse. However, if you’re up to the challenge,...

Here’s what you can do with all those disposable razors  Each year in the U.S., more than 2 billion disposable razors make their way into landfills. While the blade and handle are recyclable on their own, they must be separated before they...