A Sustainable Christmas – Tricks to Be Greener During the Holidays

Christmas is the time to be with the family, share moments, and enjoy the illusion of the little ones. But they are also days of high consumption and that also means that we generate much more waste than usual. If you want this Christmas to be more ecological and reduce the presence of the omnipresent plastic, follow these tips.

1. CHOOSE A NATURAL TREE WITH ROOTS

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If you have a garden to plant the Christmas tree, buying a natural tree can be a good option although it is very difficult for them to survive the holidays (due to the heat inside the houses). Do you want to go one step further?

2. GET OUT YOUR BEST CHINA

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At Christmas, the whole clan gets together and maybe that’s when we realize how big our family is. If the celebration is at home, take out the best dishes you have, and do not use disposable dishes. You don’t have services for everyone? Mix, you will give it a personal and totally authentic touch. Unmatched!

3. ECO-FRIENDLY SINGLE-USE TABLEWARE

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If you still bet on single-use tableware because you don’t want to spend the whole evening putting in the dishwasher, at Amazon you will find biodegradable palm dishes that are much more sustainable than plastic ones.

4. ORIGINAL PACKAGING

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Have you ever stopped to think about the bags we fill with gift wrapping? Cut down on plastic by wrapping your gifts in kraft paper, newspaper, or pretty fabric. We have plenty of ideas to wrap gifts originally.

5. SHOP WITH CLOTH BAGS

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Cloth bags, baskets, or baskets are not only used to shop for food. If you want to reduce the impact of your ecological footprint and not accumulate so much plastic, get used to always carrying this type of bags with you.

6. ORIGINAL PACKAGING

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Have you ever stopped to think about the bags we fill with gift wrapping? Cut down on plastic by wrapping your gifts in kraft paper, newspaper, or pretty fabric. We have plenty of ideas to wrap gifts in an original way.

 

Tags: a sustainable Christmas, decoration, home decor, home design, interior design

Author: Renata Kralevska

Renata Kralevska
 

A passionate female writer, I specialize in articles about architecture and home interiors. I love sharing insights and inspiration to help readers create beautiful and functional living spaces.

 

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