ZERO WASTE KITCHEN TOUR // how to make your home eco friendly

[@christinasophie4467]

i love the fact that you're open about having non-zero waste packaging and being okay with it while doing the best you can! it's such a welcoming way to go about this :) that and your kitchen is LOVELY

[@bmarieluvstheearth3879]

Lovely. I’ve been a second hand fan for decades. Just makes money sense and now with us edging toward less waste, it makes sense in that way too. I unfortunately don’t have a bulk shop in my corner of the woods. So nice that you do.

[@dianneroy3208]

I have a small kitchen also. Love how you have it organized

[@alisasjsjs3075]

If you have a bit of room in your freezer you can freeze your kitchen scraps in there :) we found that helpful because our apartment got so hot

[@theclimbingtree]

This is great. Our kitchen is a similar size (slightly bigger), but I have to cook and store food for five of us, so it’s a bit of a challenge! Love your ideas and feeling very inspired now to go through my kitchen and make sure everything’s in the most efficient spot!

[@zuzannaglapska9856]

Hi :) My Mom recently told me that banana peel can be used as compost for watering home plants. I took a jar, put peels in it ad water and letf in dark place for 12h,now I add a little bit od a mixture and my plants are greener - lots od potasium iż in that peel :)

[@Dedreea]

Ooh, great tip, I need to try that! I use mine for polishing silver to get off tarnish (buff with a cloth after), and for cleaning dust off my green plants leaves.

[@matildas3177]

You can also make a long time fertilizer with banana peels. Just dry it out completely in the oven and pulverise it with your prefered method, I'm just using a mortar. It's the perfect thing to mix in with the soil in larger pots when re-potting. The nutrients will start to release about 3 months later, which is usually when the added nutrients to the soil are getting depleted.

[@mrsladybugnz]

Love your videos very inspiring and fun. Had a random thought about your banana peels...I have a stag horn fern that I “feed” with banana peels by tucking them into its folds = healthy plant + a way for me to deal with the peels. Thanks for your videos!

[@priscillajimenez27]

Huh that's scary and interesting at the same time lol. How long does it take for it to "eat" it?

[@lukalupita]

I understood that vine!! Great video!

[@AliClifford]

Lovely to see your kitchen!

[@janaeiskonfektknisterpapie7004]

Actually I lived with smaller kitchens. I love your eco friendly alternatives

[@LibbyWithnall]

Loved this. Would also love more house tour videos.

[@lynnpierce7642]

Lovely kitchen darling. So cute.

[@charlescayton7366]

I love this video

[@emeliasoderlund]

Beautiful!

[@ClaudinneV]

Lovely!

[@anamariaa956]

Im wondering why you dont make your own peanut butter? :D

[@culllaticiqsu83]

With Avasva projects you take care of mother nature.

[@iloveFilippG]

❤

[@priscillajimenez27]

Why is it common to have the shower in the kitchen instead of where the toilet is?

[@TravellerBabaG]

Nice👍