E: 07/11 (11am) Win a year's worth of cleaning supplies from EcoForce

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Enter here at Global Cool.

Answer: Recycle your used water to water the plants
[STRIKE]??? I'm either being incredibly thick or overly analytical because I can theoretically find reasons for each option. Pls knock sense into me![/STRIKE]

Please thank the posters below for their help!

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weeowens

It is a bit strange isn't it.

• What is the best way to be a greener dish cleaner? *
  • Use paper plates
  • Recycle your used water to water the plants
  • Lick your plates clean

I'd go with:

Recycle your used water to water the plants.

Real world events & practical day to day :-)

Hope its ok as that's my entry.

lynzpower

Me too definately.

The paper plates one is out as it creates waste and energy use in production
and licking the plates clean is not really an option for us on a daily basis

thats my frazzled minds take on it anyway

BlueBella

I think maybe re-using your water - but then would soapy water not ruin your plants!??

Hannas

I think re-using water too, I've searched and can't find a definitive answer but lots of people do it, it's called "grey water" like bath water.

BlueBella

Im going with re-using your water! Thaks for the comp and help guys!

CookieCrisp

Went with re-using water too, I do this in the summer months for the garden much to my partners dismay haha! x

lynzpower

BlueBella wrote: »

I think maybe re-using your water - but then would soapy water not ruin your plants!??

not at all if you use an Eco product as the contents are all natural and plant based anyway ( allegedly)

However tipping fairy over the plants would wreck them. That said wiping soapy washing up liquid over some plants prevents black fly.

Ho hum