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Top 5 Movement Blogs of 2017!


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Top 5 Movement Blogs of 2017!

Which One Did You Love Best?

Thank you Movement members! 2017 was one for the record books—with our top five blogs of the year receiving over 35,000 views! Please keep reading, liking and sharing the content that speaks to you. After all, every action makes a difference!

Calling Kids of All Ages!

Have you or your children visited our Kids Corner lately? It’s been updated with lots of educational videos, games and lesson plans designed to help kids develop a deeper love and appreciation for our planet!

comment_2Do you have a topic that’s near and dear to your heart? We’d love to hear about it (and possibly consider it for blog material!) Just drop us a line below.

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Gingi Freeman
Gingi Freeman
6 years ago

When I first discovered the Norwex Movement blog, I was really inspired by a past blog post, where you spent a day carrying around your trash with you, to illustrate is tangible terms how much waste one person can accumulate without even realizing it. I was also inspired by the blog posts highlighting what individuals are doing to upcycle waste. I sat down before the New Year with pen and paper and tried to make a list of the top sources of waste my family generates, and one of the top culprits was cardboard boxes… we do about 50% of our shopping online these days! At times I have a mini mountain of Amazon Prime, Norwex and other boxes stacked by the recycling bin. So I got to thinking! One of the topics that is near and dear to my heart right now is changing out water guzzling lawns and putting in native, drought tolerant landscaping. We are in the process of preparing our front yard for a 100% native and pollinator friendly lawn, and one of the recommended ways… Read more »

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6 years ago
Reply to  Gingi Freeman

Gingi, that is a great way to use your mountain of cardboard! Thank you for sharing, and we would love to see photos when you get a chance. Keep up the great work you’re doing!