Hey, Casey, you know, I always thought that when I was recycling, it was making a big difference.

But I learned something recently. The technical term is resin identification number and

Look for it on every piece of plastic you buy

Because they can be kind of misleading. Did you know that 91% of plastic doesn't even get recycled Casey?

Alex, I did know this. Do you know how I know that I know this?

How do you know this?

Well, I saw it on a YouTube video and I thought to myself, what?

So I watched the whole video and I was convinced and it actually ruined a lot of my

Lot of my beliefs. It's one of those earth shattering moments that happen every now and then you look around and you're like, is nothing?

What I thought Casey exactly and that's why I try to reduce my single-use plastic consumption and the easiest place to start

That a laundry room and you know what I'm talking about big plastic jugs

That's very right

But I found a solution and that is earth breeze eco sheets

That's right Alex. I love earth breeze because at the end of my use

I have nothing left over. There's no

Refuse that I need to get rid of it is used up entirely in the laundry

Just one sheet you rip it off you toss it in you never look back and on top of that you just recycle

You can even compost the cardboard and we know that that's getting recycled

Wow and Casey for anyone who doesn't know an earth breeze eco sheet is

Laundry detergent, but it's liquid-less laundry detergent. It's like a little drier sheet

You throw it on top of your clothes in the washing machine and like magic

It dissolves and it cleans

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