Of course THE best way to save resources, is to simply not use aluminum cans or plastic bottles, Be aware of what you purchase and be a part of educating people to think in a new way... are simply the best solutions to our disposable mentality.

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I just can believe what Daniel said. We should do anything in order to save this planet. There are some natural coconut water coming from an aluminum can and there are others, check at your nearest health food. So please can you all can join for the good health of our planet. Thanks for us and for our future generationts.

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Why should I care about recycling aluminum cans? The only drinks available in them are nasty, unhealthy soft drinks loaded with unnatural chemicals and high-fructose corn syrup, the #1 reason Americans are so obese these days.

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also what about Snap cleaning products from marketamerica.com, they have been green since way before it was thought about as much as it is now a days. highly concentrated, biodegradable, all natural... and they work great!

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better not to buy drinks in cans in the first place .....

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I agree that Aluminum is the single most important thing to recycle. Plastic can often cost more then it's worth - it's best to just avoid buying plastic in the first place.

I recently wrote an article about the 22 most interesting recycling facts I found across the internet. Check it out if you find them as interesting as I do :)

http://thegreenroutine.net/interesting-recycling-facts/

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This is a good thing. I always drive down to the grocery store with a bag of all my cans. You know, you can even put them in a refund machine and you get a 5 cent refund. The can still gets recycled, but you make a little more money. And, if you say making money from recycling is a bad thing......... I won't even go into that. This post is really great. It will help Americans recycle and put more money in the economy. My question to you is, Why Not?

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thanks. I will look into it.

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Hi Lisa: Well, I have used Shaklee for 26 years but just go here: GoShaklee.ca and use my password RE20020 and reply there! Window cleaning solution for 1 penny per gallon and only ONE empty bottle for 2 years of cleaning. Organic? Oh yes it is-the BAsic H is made from corn and coconuts. And yes we do have on line a chemical description of the ingredients. But ladies think about this: If you only need 1 pint size bottle of concentrate per thousands of gallons of window/mirror cleaning solution what a savings to the environment that would be?! Isn't that the true ecologist thinking? Avoid the need to recycle anything at ALL!

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I have never heard of Shaklee. Is it better than Pur or Brita?

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