Zero Waste Witchcraft Supplies

[@jolovesblackcats]

Brightest Blessings to you doll! You are SO refreshing. All too often The Craft is about consumption, when as you say, we are supposed to GIVE BACK TO THE EARTH. I do buy some gorgeous Witchy stuff, I will admit, but try to free source, upcycle or scavenge from nature where I can. Charity shops / Thrift stores or Op Shops to those in the Southern Hemisphere, are the BEST places to find unique, quirky & cheap Witch items. Also, you are saving things from landfill & reducing demand for new things. I subscribed to your channel SO fast. Will be binging your videos .... Many thanks & Blessings to all. May Peace Prevail on Earth. XXX XXX XXX

[@danidoodles30]

Love this!! I've been collecting so many goodies lately in old repurposed jars, but now I need a new cabinet or something to store them all in!! I also love using flowers, although I like to make sure that I'm using flowers that I know for sure haven't been sprayed with chemicals if I'm using them for consuming or burning.

[@scottthomas3792]

E6000 is the Adhesive of the Gods...sticks to about everything, dries clear. Downside is that it stinks and takes a few days to reach full strength. JB Weld is another good adhesive. Pladtic jars and bottles degrade quickly, dont have much strength, and really aren't worth much. They should go directly in the recycle can. The classic glass jar with a metal lid are the best. A bazillion uses. I save solid copper pennies ( 1982 and older), and old jars are fun to customize as coin holders. If you can find it, gasket paper is another material with lots of uses. If you know someone who works in a hospital, they throw out all sorts of cool containers and materials.

[@RachaelStephen]

this was great! nice tweaks on some things I already do. I would love to see how you DIY jar lids, they’re so cute

[@ireneyaburns9653]

One word about store bought flowers, they are usually highly sprayed with pesticides because they are not meant for human consumption and because the industry does not tolerate any damage because flowers are solely designed as an aesthetic product. That said, I still wouldn't count them out; I'd just be selective where I'd use them and I'd mark on the bottle so I didn't forget the origin. If I were going to use them in a working, I'd make sure it's not one I'd eat/drink or put on my body. I am also not sure about burning them or putting in anointing oils (just in case I got it on my skin, but I might just be overly cautious.) either. BUT they'd probably be great for: magic powders, offerings to spirits/deities, etc, mojo bags - stuff like that I bet.

[@emc4685]

Ha, I recognize the first jar with oak that you showed. I think it's one of those Better Than Bullion jars. I love them and save them, they're perfect! And the label comes off easily...I also have those little honey sample jars and they are a great size for propagating plant babies. I love that my chickens lay peach and mint colored eggs, makes for beautiful eggshell powder. Great video!

[@nerys723]

Miniature and normal size perfume bottles, remove top carefully with jewelry pliers, use eye glasses/sun glasses to protect eyes, a cork cut to size for cap.

[@bnunnybnuuy]

just discovered your channel today! I've been feeling a bit discouraged on my spiritual path lately- there is so much to learn, so many ways to do things and I'm struggling to see where I fit. your approach to things is incredibly inspiring and has lifted my spirits! thank you

[@knotqueen2419]

Great tips on saving spell ingredients in repurposed jars. Success to you.

[@XristiWitch]

Thank you!! 💕

[@Tori_Thompson]

Love this! Thank you so much! ✨🖤💫

[@XristiWitch]

So glad you enjoyed it!! 💕

[@juliechurch8542]

I am new to witchcraft and have found this video so helpful and informative. I would love more videos like this. Blessed be.

[@echozines]

Great ideas! I'd definitely be interested in more videos like this!

[@visionsofdreams]

thank you for the great tips

[@leilaniausten]

Love this :)

[@gadsdenrose]

I use a lot of the 3 day canles from the dollar tree. Any ideas on how to recycle these? By the end of each month I have about 12 of those tall glass candle holders.

[@irishcladdagh3]

if its glass, wash them....u can remove the wax residue with hot water, scrub clean and reuse th jars....if they have lids even better: instant jar

[@gadsdenrose]

@@irishcladdagh3 Thank you. No lids unfortunately. I will see what I can come up with.

[@bloodhound1288]

If you have plants you could remove the wax and use them as propagation jars 😊

[@gadsdenrose]

@@bloodhound1288 great idea