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Recycling helps preserve our environment, supports our economy and can save you money. The best way to really make recycling work is to use recycled products and packaging. It’s up to you to close the recycling loop. Use this Recycled Products Guide to flex your purchase power and buy products made from recycled materials.
It is essential to do this to create a demand for recycled products. Here are 7 recycled everyday products that are inexpensive, readily available and simple to include in our lives:

1. Recycled toilet paper -what possible reason could there be for cutting down trees to wipe your tush? You can buy recycled toilet paper at most supermarkets (Waitrose, Sainsburys and Tesco do their own brand; don’t go for Nouvelle), or you can order it in bulk from Natural Collection.

2. Recycled kitchen towels – again, these are readily available from supermarkets, look for own brands.

3. Recycled tissues – Waitrose and Sainsbury’s do their own brands.

4. Recycled bin bags – pick these up in your supermarket.

5. Put recycled paper in your printer – I’ve seen recycled copier paper in my local stationery shop. If your local stationery shop is not stocking recycled, ask them to.

6. Recycled note books – next time you buy a notebook, make it a recycled one. You can buy them in supermarkets or stationery shops.

7. Recycled pens – Pilot pens are readily available and make lots of their pens out of recycled plastic.

It’s easy to introduce these 7 recycled items into your life, it’s just a matter of making the right choice.