Zero waste lifestyle

[Something Funny]

Is there anyone here who does zero waste?

Are you fully committed to it or are you just trying to minimize your waste as much as you can? If you are fully committed, was it hard to implement?

I've found that there are quite a few logistical challenges to it. For example the nearest store that sell products by weight, instead of packaging them is all the way across the city from me.

I am also still not completely sure what you are supposed to do about the garbage bags. My plan is to try to live without them completely and see how it goes.

[PurpleTree]

Do you also not travel by plane and car etc. 
 

Or just zero waste in terms of physical trash?

[Something Funny]

@PurpleTree I was talking about running a household specifically but sure, you are welcome to share your travel strategies as well.

[PurpleTree]

1 hour ago, Something Funny said:

@PurpleTree I was talking about running a household specifically but sure, you are welcome to share your travel strategies as well.

I mean if i can i do travel by train but i also fly.

[Something Funny]

@PurpleTree Ibreally wishbtrains were more developed in Europe. They are okay within a country but travelling abroad by train is not the best idea. Even bus is better in my opinion.

 

[PurpleTree]

6 minutes ago, Something Funny said:

@PurpleTree Ibreally wishbtrains were more developed in Europe. They are okay within a country but travelling abroad by train is not the best idea. Even bus is better in my opinion.

 

It depends. I have great connections to Milan and then further Italy. And France Paris especially. But then Brussels Amsterdam Prauge Scandinavia etc. aren’t great by train.

[Something Funny]

@PurpleTree that good to know. 

I hope I will get a chance to travel across Europe by train one day. By train and also by bike. With my girlfriend. Will be so cool.