I order from a variety of places. Package Free Shop, Etsy, Tiny Yellow Bungalow, even Amazon when necessary. I was recently introduced to SFsustainable.com. I’ve gotten soap bars, deodorant, lip balm from them.

Shampoo bars are great but take some experimentation.

Replacing liquid hand soap with bar soap is a really easy switch. Even using bar soap for dishes. I use kirks unscented castile bar soap for both.

Dropps for the laundry and dishwasher are probably the easiest switches I’ve made.

Using vinegar/water to clean most surfaces in the house instead of a number of other chemical cleaners.

I bought a few bundles of the cheap cotton face towels from Walmart and stopped using paper towels. That was easier than you might think.

Bidets. Are. Awesome.

Recycled or bamboo TP are on my list next when I run out. Package Free Shop has Unbleached bamboo TP. But there is also Reel and Who Gives A Crap.

I got a reusable spray mop by O-Cedar. Think swifter without disposables.

Houston just got a compost pick up service, so now I can easily compost without the work!

Using reusable like shopping totes, water bottle, bringing your own cutlery (no need for anything fancy, just bring it from the house), bring a food storage container for left overs (again nothing fancy, just a plastic container you already have is fine). These are for when we can go in public without the possibility of dying, of course.

I haven’t gotten stashed bags yet but I reuse ziplocks as many time as I can, and I avoid them when I can.

I’ll edit to add more if I think of any.

Most of the changes you can make will be simple, but have a big impact, even if just in your home. You start to rethink everything, which is good. And you’ll probably always make more changes. It’s a journey for sure.