Help support the movement for refillable technology in your local retail stores.

China Won’t Take Your Trash Anymore-And Here’s Why That’s a Problem

China was the world’s largest importer of recyclable materials up until officials made the announcement last summer that they will no longer be taking other country’s mixed paper and plastic…

Garbage Islands: Below the Surface

We’ve talked before about the Pacific Garbage Patch, but researchers are learning more about it and garbage patches like it every day. The garbage patches that plague our world’s oceans…

Malibu Bans Plastic Straws and Utensils

Take a walk down any beach, chances are you will see a lot of straws and remnants of plastic cutlery. Plastic pollution plagues water ways and coastal areas around the…

Everything you Need to Know About BPA and How to Avoid it

BPA or bisphenol A, is an industrial chemical that is used to make certain resins and plastics. First…

DIY Makeup Recipes

Do-it-yourself projects are no longer reserved for home improvements. There is a DIY recipe for everything anymore, including make up! Here are some of our favorite skin loving recipes for…

What are Microplastics Anyway?

Microplastics are plastic pieces that are less than five millimeters long that pollute drinking water, oceans, lakes, ponds, etc. Typically made from polypropylene, polyethylene, terephthalate, or nylon-microplastics are most commonly found in health and beauty products…

Plastic Contaminants Found in Sea Salt

Yes, you read that right. We’ve heard a lot about plastic contamination in fish and even our drinking water, but microplastics have become so pervasive in our environment that plastics…

VIDEO: WASTE FREE VALENTINES DAY IDEAS!

5 DIY Personal Care Items

We all have our reasons for starting to refill products or make them at home. However, some things are harder to find refill options for. Whether you want to cut…

Tips on Using Less Plastic

Plastic production began about 60 years ago, but it made its way into the mainstream almost immediately. It wasn’t until recently that we realized just how damaging plastic is for…

Recycling Beliefs: Millennials vs. Baby Boomers

Curious how the recycling beliefs of Millennials stack up to those of their grandparents in the Baby Boomer Generation? Millennials have grown…

Cows in India Die From Consuming Plastic Waste

A charity in India made a startling discovery. After taking in 36 stray cows, one died and they discovered the cause – the cow ate too much plastic. In an…

Washington State May Be Forced to Send Recyclables to Landfills

Recyclables in Washington state are…

How an Ingenious Community Is Turning Plastic Garbage Into Art

An aboriginal community in Australia is tired of seeing its shoreline littered with plastic pollution. Garbage washes ashore…

Study: If You Drink Tap Water, You’re Also Drinking Plastic Fibers

A new study revealed some disturbing results about the water coming from your tap. After testing water samples…

JOIN THE MOVEMENT!

It's time to tell retailers and manufacturers that we want new technologies to replace plastic waste.

The government hasn't taken the steps necessary to ban plastic waste so it's up to us - the consumer - to petition retailers and manufactures for change.

The technologies exist to create refill stations at your local retail store so why you haven't seen them? Retailers and manufacturers are hesitant to install refill stations because it's a huge industry shift and, most importantly, they have no idea that consumers want it.

When it comes to change, consumers have to take charge. It's time for you to get involved and tell retailers and manufactueres that #WeWantRefill.

The #WeWantRefill movement is gaining momentum, but more must be done. To show retailers how serious you are about using refill technology, please take a minute to sign this petition to send a clear message to retailers that it's time to refill, not waste.

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Join in the conversation!

Share your thoughts about refilling household products and let consumer brands and retailers know that you want the choice to keep plastic out of landfills!