This giveaway is now closed with 215 comments! Thank you to all who entered. Congratulations to the lucky winner ~ Miss Blondie!
2009 will be a green year for me. I'm really going to try to provide environmentally better products for my family. I am so thrilled that I have my hotSACKS to take with me everywhere! I use them at the grocery store, hauling all of my kids' stuff around and just about anywhere I need a quick bag to use.My Ultimate hotSACKS Bag Set is the best! My 5 bag set includes: Four larger Essential hotSACKS bags that fit neatly inside a smaller Everyday hotSACKS carry bag. It's so perfect to use when I'm out shopping and it will be great when we travel. I love that it's all in one convenient set. Oh and let's not forget to mention very chic! These hotSACKS are real
ly trendy. Like their website says, "This 5 bag set is made for serious shopping, and can hold a week's groceries for a family of four."I also had the pleasure to review their Meshy hotSACKS. These reusable bulk bags are strong enough for produce and make a great alternative to disposable plastic bags. These innovative bags come in four different colors that coordinate with their Everyday, Essential and Ultimate hotSACKS - orange, purple, blue and green. They are fully recyclable and made from 100% Polyethylene Resin.
As you can s
ee, this Canadian company is on a mission to create affordable and re-usable bags that are fashionable and functionable. As the company's founder Diana says, "Let’s get carried away helping the environment!” I love her message and I'll never go back to plastic bags again now that I have my hotSACKS. They are my absolute favorite!
ee, this Canadian company is on a mission to create affordable and re-usable bags that are fashionable and functionable. As the company's founder Diana says, "Let’s get carried away helping the environment!” I love her message and I'll never go back to plastic bags again now that I have my hotSACKS. They are my absolute favorite!You'll love them too! Here is your chance to own your very own Ultimate hotSACKS set and Meshy hotSACKS to match!
To enter this eco-friendly GIVEAWAY, please tell me what you'll be doing this year to go green. Click "comments" below this posting and leave a message as your entry. It's that simple! Be sure to leave your email address so I can contact you if you're the lucky winner. You do not need to have a Google account to comment. You may do so with just your name.
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**This giveaway ends on January 8th and is open to U.S. residents only.**Be sure to leave a separate comment for each entry.**The winner will be announced on January 9th. If I receive no response in 2 days, a new winner will be chosen.
I'm going to start working with my office to encourage more people to recycle paper.
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ReplyDeleteUsing cloth sacks has been the biggest one for late 2008 -- planning on continuing that into 2009, and also planning on more closely monitoring our electrical usage (replacing bulbs, not leaving chargers & appliances plugged in continuously, etc).
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ReplyDeleteI love that hotSACKS has earned the right to use the EcoLogo, North America's most widely recognized and respected certification of environmental leadership.
ReplyDeleteUsing bags like these instead of wasteful plastic bags. (We have been doing things like recylcing paper and plastic through our trash company for years so that is one "habit" that we are used to.) Also, just trying to use less electricity.
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Each lightweight bag holds the equivalent of 3-5 plastic bags
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This year I am going to be using reusable shopping bags like this. I also just bought a stainless steel water bottle to use instead of getting a new bottle of water each time. Thanks for the giveaway!
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ReplyDeleteI learned that The EcoLogo assures the buyer that hotSACKS are an environmentally preferable - or green - product. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWe just got back from visiting my parents for the holidays and they have inspired me to recycle more. They had three different boxes for paper, cardboard, and plastic.
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I plan to use more natural bath products this year, especially on my daughters.
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I'm hoping to do away with plastic bags.
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I am replacing all my regular light bulbs with compact florescent bulbs.
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ReplyDeleteI'll be using less individual-sized products in my kids lunches to reduce packaging waste. I plan to send snacks, sandwiches, and drinks in reusable continers.
ReplyDeleteI just returned from the hotSACKS website and learned that the company who manufactures the bags has policies that include no child labour, and ensure fair health conditions. That's important to me.
ReplyDeleteLets see...try to potty train my 2.5 year old...Ok, all joking aside, I am going to try to be better about turning off lights when they aren't needed.
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I'm hoping to do more of a garden this year, although with baby due in April, that's kind of up in the air depending how the whole newborn phase goes, if gardening doesn't happen, lots of farmer's market shopping will LOL. I'll also be using a combination of cloth diapers & EC with this baby.
ReplyDeleteThis year, I want to finish swapping out all of our lightbulbs and I want to switch from using paper towels to dishcloths. I also want to start using reusable bags exclusively when we go shopping
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ReplyDeleteI am already using reusable shopping bags and recycle; next on the list is replacing lightbulbs and stainless steel water bottles for the whole family.
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ReplyDeleteEach bag contains 30% recycled polypropylene.
ReplyDeleteI am planning to shift from plastic bags (ooohhh so wasteful) to recycled totes. I'm convincing my friends to do the same. I have been collecting cool totes and keep them in a basket in the back of my car. I even have a cool 6 bottle recycled tote from Trader Joe's for wine!
ReplyDeleteI like that the bags can hold what 3-5 traditional grocery bags hold...WOW!
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ReplyDeleteI am planning to focus on using things that are reusable instead of disposable and am going to compost my gdiapers!
ReplyDeleteI have a lot of ways I want to try and be more green! I want to recycle more, turn my heat down more, remember to take my reusable bags into the store more, use more organic products!
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ReplyDeleteI'm going to potty-train my daughter! No more diapers!
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We are going to try harder to remember to bring our own bags in to the grocery store with us every time.
ReplyDeleteI'll also re-use any plastic bags we have at home, using them for the cat litter box.
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I love these bags! This year, I am going to try to continue to use my car less often and opt for walking to the grocery store, restaurants nearby, etc. I am also going to continue to recycle and use my own bags at the grocery stores.
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The company was started by Diana Nethercott, a professional photographer in Victoria, B.C.
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Love the bags! We'll (our family of 6) be working on getting 50% or more of our summertime produce from our own garden - fueled by our homegrown compost! Woohoo!
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I print out a lot of coupons at home, so I'm going to start using shortcuts.com where I load the coupon directly onto my store card to cut down on my paper use. :)
ReplyDeletedefinitely using the reusable cloth bags more often and recycle more. I encouraged my whole family to recycle their wrapping paper over the holidays!!
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I'm a subscriber through google reader!!
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Well I've already switched to the new light bulbs (i forgot what there called) and I plan on only using reuseable bags to shop, and I've started subscribing to newspapers online so I don't waste extra paper, and I bought a reuseable water bottle instead of wasting a new bottle every week.
ReplyDeleteI would love to make the switch from plastic grocery bags this year. I also have started to replace my light bulbs in my house.
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ReplyDeleteI've begun recycling not just our aluminum, but our steel and glass too. We don't have a recycling program in my city with the garbage collectors, so we have to bring it all somewhere. I will make a much more concerted effort!
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ReplyDeleteThis year I will actually work at bringing these bags to the store with me all the time!! I usually forget and only remmember at the counter!
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Our family made a commitment in the Spring of 2008 to start living more environmentally friendly! We stopped buying water in plastic bottles, turned up our thermostat in the summer and down this winter! We also take shorter showers and have the water heater temperature turned down. Please enter me in your wonderful sack giveaway drawing.
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This year I will use my own bags at the grocery store. I've been trying to print less also and save things on my computer. So often I would see a recipe I want to try and just print it out. Now They all go into a folder. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis year to go green I'm going to increase my homemade house cleaners usage. I'm going to increase my use of the clothesline.
ReplyDeleteBut the biggest thing I'm going to do is to make a garden and start growing some of my own fruits and veggies!
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I love that each bag carries about the same amount as 3-5 plastic bags!! So much more to fit!!
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I like that the handles are long enough to put over your shoulder.
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HotSacks hold the equivalent of 3-5 plastic bags.
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I am making sure that I recycle everything that I can.
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We're confident that while you may buy hotSACKS for fashion, you'll love them for their function
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ReplyDeleteI'm going to really focus on recycling anything and everything I can. We recycle now, but I'm noticing more and more that we could really do a better job. So that's my goal for 09!
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I've tried to go away from using a lot of paper products in the house - specifically paper towels and napkins. We have bought some cloth napkins, but we need more! I dont do laundry enough to keep up with how many we currently have. Thanks for a great giveaway.
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Something else I learned... The owner of hotSACKS says: "In the last 10 years, I have personally saved about 5,000 disposable bags by using my own bags". Wow!! I'd love to be able to say that in 8-10 years. laurachilton {at} hotmail.com
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I'm an email subscriber too, yay!
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We are going to try to use canvas bags whenever we can.
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ReplyDeleteI am planning menu's, this is not so hard as I live alone. When I make out my grocery list I go strickly by this menu for the basics,using store brands when possible, and shortening my list for snacks and drinks.ybutler@oppcatv.com
ReplyDeleteWe already recycle and use fabric shopping bags. This year I'm going to concentrated on buying less processed food and making more "real" food from scratch so there is less packaging (and also lower food costs).
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Extra entry: The mesh sacks for produce come eight to a package. I'd buy them in my favorite color - blue!
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ReplyDeleteWe have already made a lot of major changes- switched to reusable bags, CFL's, energy star appliances ... this year we hope to update to a more energy efficient heating system and we are looking into solar panels
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ReplyDelete"At hotSACKS, our mission is to create a line of affordable, re-usable bags that incorporate cutting edge fashion while respecting the environment, offering a solution to people who care about the Earth - but want to look good at the same."
ReplyDeleteThese bags are made from recycled polypropylene. I worked for 23 years at a Carpet Extrusion Plant the used polypropylene to make carpet. They recycle used cooking oil at the plant. We made trays and coasters from the waste polymer before it hardened. This waste polymer is sold to be recycled. I wonder if some of it is used in this hotSACKS process.ybutler@oppcatv.com
ReplyDeleteI am trying to stop using plastic bags and to use more natural products for my kids
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ReplyDeleteI started using reusable bags during 2008. I have a nice collection of them - all different. Sometimes I smile when I go to the store - people must think I'm the "bag lady" as I'm wheeling my cart in with my "bag of bags".
ReplyDeleteBut you can never have enough bags - especially nice ones like these.
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As a family we are striving hard to be more eco friendly this year. We are joining a CSA again and will be using all earth friendly cleaners. We are also striving not to use paper towels this year.
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"hotSACKS have earned the right to use the EcoLogo, North America's most widely recognized and respected certification of environmental leadership. The EcoLogo assures the buyer that hotSACKS are an environmentally preferable - or green - product."
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believe it or not one green goal we had for this year was to use reusable shopping bags! i have 4 now but need a few more so this is perfect for me!!!
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Well, this year, one of the biggest things I am going to do to go green is not to buy bottled water, and I am going to try making my own detergent, because that is another way to cut down not only on cost but toxic waste. We are cutting back on errand trips, electricity, and water use. I also have my eye on a hybrid car (we have a small used car lot and it is on the lot) If I play my cards right, I just might be driving it, lol.
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I learned that these odorless reusable bags contain no poison and have no toxic by-products.
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We're really trying to do the 3 R's. Reduce our waste, reuse anything we can, and recycle all those cans and bottles!
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ReplyDeleteI started using reusable shopping bags and flourescent lightbulbs. Besides for reusable shopping bags being so much sturdier, it's easy to carry one bag on my shoulder than 5 bags in my hands
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I plan to use more washable & biodegradable cloths for cleaning instead of paper towels, use strictly eco friendly detergent and try to use less electrical appliances for cleaning
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After visiting the website for hotSACKS I realized how many different colors they are available in.
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We are doing more green cleaning with vinegar.
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Despite our crazy city not having recycle bins, I have recently bought lots of cans to recycle everything myself not just cans and bottles!
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ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the mesh produce bags shown on their site. This is one of the first things I've seen to address those flimsy and very not green produce bags!
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I'll be using reusable bags for shopping and keeping on top of the recycle bin for paper at work this year. There won't be any blank sides of paper going in the trash this year. All one-sided paper will be used by the tutors in my department...then put in the recycle bin!
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ReplyDeleteEach bag holds the equivalent of 3-5 plastic bags. My usual trip is about 15 plastic bag, so that would reduce down to 3-5 bags to carry up to my second floor apartment. Wow! I really need these bags in order to save trips up and down the stairs alone.
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This year we are making a compost pile. I also plan to make sure appliances are unplugged when not in use.
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I've been trying to start buying reusable bags to take with me to the grocery store. And of course trying to be more aware of our electricity usage (which helps us on bills too!).
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ReplyDeletethis sounds awesome.We are trying to quit using plastic grocery bags altogether,we only have approximately 5 bags as of now.But I am getting more when I go shopping:)
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From the website, I learned that The company was created in Victoria B.C. by Diana Nethercott, a photographer with an eye for design and a desire to help the environment by getting people off of using plastic.
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I got some microfiber cloths for Christmas that are supposed to clean glass and such with water only. They sure do a good job of dusting!
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I learned that Everyday hotSACKS will also fit up to seven Everyday hotSACKs for trips to the grocery store.
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I have started using reusable sacks for my shopping. I plan to continue into the new year.
ReplyDeleteI've been trying to support environmentally friendly businesses by purchasing their products like green cosmetics and cleaners.
ReplyDeleteI have been using reusable grocery sacks for almost 15 years- once you develop the habit it is not mot hard to do. This year I am only using these bags in the place of gift bags. That way I can help spread my good habit to others! :)
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we are switching to reuseable water bottles and canvas grocery bags so these would be great! thanks!
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My plan for 2009 is continue all we have been doing and striving to do more. All our light bulbs have been changed,we use cloth bags,green cleaning products and recycle. Thank you!
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ReplyDeleteI learned that in the testimonials that they are all positive. One person said that they are sturdy, well-built and attractive.
ReplyDeleteI buy old wall paper on yard sales to wrap Christmas, Birthday Wedding and Anniversary gifts in.I also clean windows and mirrors with old News Papers they clean better and leave no lint. This saves buying paper towels and wrapping paper to save on trees. We also make ornaments out of cardboard like snowflakes painting them white and sprinkle with sparkle to use them for many years to come. You can also cut out other templates to top off packages with that can be reused by the receiver. We also make a bunch of these tags and toppers and wrap them as gifts to give so others have them for there gifts to give as well and I also make postcards out of old Christmas cards or any kind of card.This way we are reusing and saving Thousands of trees. Thanks for Sharing
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I'm hoping to start recycling and stop using so many paper bags.
ReplyDeleteI will continue the activities I have been doing for years--recycling as much trash as I can, continue to turn off vampire electronics, try to stop using plastic bags, etc.
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It is good that the bags will hold 3-5 times what a plastic grocery bag will.
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I have changed all my light bulbs to compact flourescent and have started recycling more trash and am going to keep a close eye on our electricity usage
ReplyDeleteThis year we will continue to recycle, cloth diaper, and bring our own bags. Plus we don't use gift wrapping paper, we use reusable cloth. heacollins (at) gmail (dot) com
ReplyDeletei would love to use these bags to help me go green. I am also going to try and find more ways to reuse what i would normally just toss
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ReplyDeleteI love the produce bags! I was just thinking about the plastic produce bags last time I was at the commissary!
ReplyDeleteI will continue to use my reusable bags at the commissary, and do more errands on foot rather than in the car.
I found it interesting that the company was founded by a professional photographer.
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ReplyDeleteI will continue to recycle every last thing that can be recycled. I'll continue using my reusable bags.
ReplyDeleteWhen I do end up getting plastic bags, I will make SURE they get to the foodbank to be given a second life.
I will continue using cloth diapers, cleaning rags, and napkins. :)
In 2009 we have started recycling and xero-scaped our yard.
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We have recycled for years. Last year I started using green cleaning products as my old "chemical" stuff ran out and I need to complete the switch. We also began replacing our lightbulbs with CFLs.
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We are cloth diapering!
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I'm using CFL's throughout the house, watching my electricity use, and using cloth sacks when I can.
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ReplyDeleteWe've turned our heat down (more snuggling!) and are using reusable water bottles.
ReplyDeleteWe currently have a couple reusable sacks, but collecting more. We are also trying to do better with food, seems like we end up wasting a lot, so buying less and eating more leftovers.
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I'm a subscriber via google reader...and want these sacks so badly.
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I'm a subscriber through Reader! What a fun giveaway! I was just thinking the other day that I *really* need to get into this. Hope I win!
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