It's so easy but I only made one cleaner for my window's and mirrors. 

I learned how easy it is to make my own cleaning products and that most of the ingredients are things I already have in the house! It is an easy way to save money and reduce plastic. My family has also been looking into buying more concentrates and using reusable bottles 

I noticed the other morning when I was watering my tomato plants, some birds (Dark-eyed Junco) had flew down as I was fetching more water. They flew off when I approached, but I think they came down to either drink the droplets from the leaves, or try and find bugs along the damp ground. That moment further inspires me to want to plant more, especially plants that encourage native wildlife. 

I watched "slowing down the fast fashion" on amazon video. I will not  throw away the clothes that I can use with repairing.

I use self self check out, because they (at the manned check out)  use too much plastic package.

I found out quite a bit! For one, it was kinda nice to know that my consumption of plastic items is about 20% less than the average american, but still nearly 25% more than the average European. It makes me want to do some research as to what about the avg. European lifestyle contributes to less plastic consumption. I also learned that plastic is EVERYWHERE. I didn't really think about a car and its plastic parts being a part of the problem, for example. Now that I saved my results I'm going to see if I can lower my plastic footprint by next year's Plastic Free July!