The ‘Recycle, Reuse and Repurpose!’ online group is a popular community on Facebook that invites people to share their best eco-friendly and DIY projects and ideas. We’ve collected some of the most inspiring and creative ones to share with you today, Pandas. Scroll down, upvote your faves, and remember—every tiny step matters when it comes to planet Earth.
#21 Here's The Great Seat My Clever Husband, Graham, Made From An Old Timber Bed That Had Been Put Out On The Kerb For Council Pickup
Next, you’ll want to offer shoppers alternatives to excessive plastic packaging and bags. If you ban plastic bags or make them more expensive than durable paper ones, you’ll change consumers’ habits by appealing to their sense of frugality. Nobody wants to pay more for something of similar quality.
At the same time, companies need to take their eco-friendly stances seriously: though packaging can help protect products, there are egregious examples that show how wasteful and anti-environment some businesses can be.
#23 I've Always Wanted To Build A Castle With My Oatmeal And Pringle Containers
The Facebook group has a huge following from all over the world. Currently, 1.5 million internet users are members of this community. The core idea is for folks to share useful information about reusing, recycling, and repurposing things to inspire others to do the same.
If you feel motivated to join the group, all you have to do is answer a few simple questions so that the administrator team running the whole thing knows you’re not a bot or a spammer. And in this day and age, that extra layer of verification goes a long way to keep any online community more authentic.
#25 Check Out This Before & After Transformation! I Used Accent’s Urban Myth Low Sheen Black Paint, And I Couldn’t Be Happier With The Results
The R, R, and R admins urge everyone who joins the community to give more than they take. In short, the group isn’t the place for self-promotion, sales, or spam: the content and discussions have to be on-topic.
Meanwhile, all the members are expected to treat each other respectfully and with kindness. It’s only natural to have heated debates once in a while (this is social media, after all!), but this doesn’t mean that politeness can be yeeted out of the window entirely.
#29 This T-Shirt Quilt Was Made With My College T-Shirts Repurposed
Which of the R, R, and R ideas in this post caught your attention the most, dear Pandas? Which ones do you plan on replicating at home? What do you personally think we could all do to motivate people to recycle, reuse, and repurpose things more? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments.
#32 Don't Throw Away That Old Desk And Chair, Recycle Them Instead
#33 Got This Old Rusty Vintage Wrought Iron Chair For Free And Gave It Life
#34 My Older Brother Needed A Back Rest For His New Walk In Tub That Would Not Restrict The Water Jets In The Back
I more recently acquired an old office chair my neighbor was throwing out. The back is mesh with a more sturdy reinforced plastic frame.  I just have to figure out how to securely mount it then I’ll have a good replacement for the one in the photo.
I think I’ll just use bigger suction cups mounted directly to the chair frame. I actually have some in mind that clamp down very securely
