CONSIDER USING CLOTH NAPKINS

Using napkins made of cloth instead of paper is a simple way to help the environment and save trees. Paper products are made from trees that have been cut down and ground up. Paper factories also cause air and water pollution. And since dirty paper napkins contain grease, they can’t be recycled, which means they’ll end up in landfills. Americans use nearly 4 million tons of paper napkins, paper towels, and other kinds of tissue each year. Ask your parents about buying inexpensive cloth napkins instead. They are eco-friendly because you can wash and reuse them for many years. This saves money in the long run—and they look great on the table too!…

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