We have started to use reusable items in the last year and now we are limiting going to shops I’m grateful I have:
Reusable:
San Pro
Micro fibre cloths
Cheeky Wipes - baby wipes
Dr Bronners Castile liquid (for hand soap - not technically reusable but goes along way)
Soap nuts (as back up for if we run out of washing powder)
How about you?
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Hotlungs · 11/04/2020 12:39
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Hotlungs ·
11/04/2020 12:50
@whitevixen I’m also breastfeeding and had a fleeting thought about whether we could use it for tea if we ran out of milk 
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Hotlungs ·
11/04/2020 12:53
@ssd I’m mainly living in leggings and joggers probably need to try real clothes on at some point to make sure I don’t expand in to my elastic waistbands
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