Comments on: Learning from My Friend Mimi http://whynotlime.com/learning-from-my-friend-mimi/ the green life with a twist Fri, 21 Nov 2008 11:12:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 by: Why Not Lime? » Blog Archive » What’s Green Omaha doing lately anyway? http://whynotlime.com/learning-from-my-friend-mimi/#comment-105 Tue, 15 Apr 2008 02:05:30 +0000 http://whynotlime.com/learning-from-my-friend-mimi/#comment-105 [...] Interesting fact from the Nebraska State Recycling Association: The average person produces five pounds of trash PER DAY. Whoa! Of course, you’re not average if you’re like my friend Mimi, Pro Recycler! [...] […] Interesting fact from the Nebraska State Recycling Association: The average person produces five pounds of trash PER DAY. Whoa! Of course, you’re not average if you’re like my friend Mimi, Pro Recycler! […]

]]> by: admin http://whynotlime.com/learning-from-my-friend-mimi/#comment-29 Fri, 07 Mar 2008 05:08:46 +0000 http://whynotlime.com/learning-from-my-friend-mimi/#comment-29 Mimi's response was that she's thought about keeping a plastic liner in her trash can and not dumping it, or to try using paper bags folded over the edges of the can instead. I think I'd be more apt to just reuse the plastic bag and combine my bathroom garbage with the main bag. Mimi’s response was that she’s thought about keeping a plastic liner in her trash can and not dumping it, or to try using paper bags folded over the edges of the can instead. I think I’d be more apt to just reuse the plastic bag and combine my bathroom garbage with the main bag.

]]> by: Sharon J http://whynotlime.com/learning-from-my-friend-mimi/#comment-24 Wed, 05 Mar 2008 02:27:38 +0000 http://whynotlime.com/learning-from-my-friend-mimi/#comment-24 So what does Mimi use in her trash cans instead? I know we shouldn't use plastic bags but I've yet to find an alternative and the idea of a messy bucket really doesn't appeal, especially as I'm somewhat disabled and cleaning isn't easy to start with. If you have the answer, I'll jump for joy :) So what does Mimi use in her trash cans instead? I know we shouldn’t use plastic bags but I’ve yet to find an alternative and the idea of a messy bucket really doesn’t appeal, especially as I’m somewhat disabled and cleaning isn’t easy to start with.

If you have the answer, I’ll jump for joy :)

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