I love the fact that their products are reusable. Sometimes paper towels seem necessary, but Skoy eliminates the need altogether. They also offer scouring scrub sponges, which work wonders on harder to clean surfaces, especially dishes with dried on food. I usually keep away from sponges because they tend to hold bacteria, creating a funk in my sink. Skoy cloths are easy to disinfect, just pop into the microwave!
I am in the process of Fall cleaning/organizing, so I have had numerous opportunities to try out Skoy. I absolutely love them. Especially the cloths. They are bright and cheerful, and easy to use/clean. I have tried them out on my counters, hardwood floors, and even a couple windows. I can't wait to post the before and after photos! Until then, onto the giveaway!
Skoy is offering ONE lucky US reader a similar set as to what I received. You can't win if you don't enter, so make sure you do! Good luck!
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*Living the Paisley Life is not to be held responsible for product shipment. Prize will be sent by the company.
We recycle, turn off lights when not in use, use CFL light bulbs, turn off the water when brushing our teeth, etc. :)
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ReplyDeleteWe use dryer balls, recycle, conserve energy :) jessicapeeling@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteWe recycle all bottles, papers, etc. We turn off/unplug things that are not in use, us reuseable bags at the grocery store, and watch our water use!
ReplyDeleteI recycle and try to buy used and donate items instead of tossing them.
ReplyDeleteWorking on eliminating paper towels and napkins in our household!
ReplyDeleteRecycle, organic eating. I use coconut oil, breast milk and garlic yo cute everything.
ReplyDeleteWe use cloth napkins and pyrex containers instead of plastic baggies.
ReplyDeleteReuse,Reduce,Re craft. Turn off lights and electronics when not in use.
ReplyDeleteDrive less, bike ride more.
ReplyDeleteWe always try to walk and ride bikes everywhere. Obviously, it doesn't always work out, but we really try to cut down.
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ReplyDeleteWe recycle and reuse.
ReplyDeleteI recycle at home and at work, and we've started using LED bulbs.
ReplyDeleteI recycle at work and at home, and we've started using LED bulbs.
ReplyDeleteI recycle at work and at home, and we've started using LED bulbs.
ReplyDeleteRecyle, compost, cloth diapers, reusuable sea pearls, replaced all cleaners and shampoos (pretty much anything you buy at the store) and drugs (for health!) with oils, aromatherapy, and things like baking soda, vinegar, etc...
ReplyDeleteI do recycle cans, bottles, newspapers. We conserve electric, and water. I use refillable water bottles. I have a High Efficiency Washer.
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Most definitely, I try to watch the Kilowatts. (power surges shut off at night is one way) We try hard to keep the electric down and watch our water consumption. We recycle too. Happy Holidays.
ReplyDeleteWe recycle and use eco-friendly (mostly homemade) cleaners. Still relatively new on this journey though!
ReplyDeleterecycle, use old cotton clothes as rags/towels... use less ziplocks but reusable containers...
ReplyDeleteWe recycle, use eco-friendly cleaners, use energy efficient lightbulbs, and I reuse anything that I can.
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ReplyDeleteWe recycle and are try to conserve on water by taking shorter showers
ReplyDeletewe recycle, cloth diaper, use cloth paper towels, and turn off water when not in use
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ReplyDeleteI recycle everything possible, I try to buy used, and I make all my own earth-friendly cleaners.
ReplyDeleteI bring reusable bags to the grocery store.
ReplyDeleteI save my dryer lint and stuff them into paper towel tubes and use them as fire starters for the fireplace. they work great!
ReplyDeleteWe used to cloth diaper our munchkin!
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ReplyDeleteI recycle as much as I can and I also try to reuse and repurpose items.
ReplyDeleteWe recycle and reuse extensively.
ReplyDeleteI reuse grocery bags as trash liners, as well as try to conserve water as much as possible.
ReplyDeleteWe recycle and enjoy repurposing things we already have.
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We are now recycling and trying to buy more products out of recycled materials.
ReplyDeleteI try to be more green by using all-natural cleaning products.
ReplyDeleteI use mostly all natural cleaning products that I make!
ReplyDeleteWe try and reuse as much as possible, such as recycling old clothing into new items. Thank you for the wonderful giveaway! girlygirlugh at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteWe do all sorts of things.....reuse containers and such that are not recyclable, recycle everything that our area takes, up cycle items, compost, use reusable shopping bags, all of our appliances are energy saver models, we use cfl lightbulbs, grow lots of fresh produce in our garden, and many other things.....the area I have the most trouble with and want to change is paper goods, specifically paper towels so I would absolutely love to win this skoy set to help me cut down on the number of paper towels we use, thanks for the chance to win,
ReplyDeleteOne of the things we do for green is we drive an electric car.
ReplyDeleteI use cloth rags for cleaning.
ReplyDeleteWe reuse cereal boxes for art projects.
ReplyDeleteWe recycle & reuse containers for storage, as well as keeping lights & TV turned off when not in use.
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