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Recently, there's been greater public awareness of the dangers of single-use plastics. These are things that you use once and throw away, like straws, plastic cups, and plastic bags. As more and more cities are banning the use of plastic straws altogether, we thought we'd show you some of the other easy kitchen items you can buy and reuse. From grocery bags to reusable mugs and wax wrapping paper, there's so many little ways to reduce your carbon footprint. The best part? All of these products are available on Amazon. Just keep reading to shop our picks!
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