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Lizzypop08 on 05/05/2011 - 16:52 reuseit.com (398 clicks)

Long time looker, first time poster.
I have used this website before and received this in a email.

Save 20% - enter WWYB75 on your order of $75 or more.
Save 10% - enter WWYB10 on your order of $50 or more.

Expires Monday, May 9th at midnight CST. Cannot be combined with other coupons. Online orders only. Not valid on volume orders.

Reuseit.com is a one-stop-shop for reusables in a variety of categories. We're leading the reusables revolution, offering products and information to help you kick tons of use-and-toss habits, including:
• Disposable bags & plastic baggies
• Single-use bottles and cups
• Paper towels
• Plastic straws & utensils
• Use-and-toss lunch & food containers
• Wrapping paper
• Disposable batteries, toothbrushes & more
As always, everything we offer meets our strict criteria for quality, style, performance, durability, value, safety and ecological impact. We're skeptical consumers, just like you.

They have very reasonable shipping to Australia. I get the Sigg bottles and Klean Kanteen.

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  • lazed on 05/05/2011 - 17:13

    +1 for taking the focus off the scam we call global warming and focusing on the REAL issues like our overflowing landfills.

    • spacenoodle on 05/05/2011 - 18:22
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      Totally, because the world's best and brightest scientists are trying to scam us in to driving a prius and using reusable bags for our shopping in a great liberal conspiracy against the oil companies and our freedoms. Even NASA is in on the scam with a webpage of apparently peer reviewed science 'n' jazz ( http://climate.nasa.gov/evidence/ ), but I can see through that liberal intelligentsia smoke and mirrors with my plain ol' deductive reasoning and pub smarts, just like you… see it was cold one day in February, so climate change is obviously scam. Explain that Bill Nye!

      • lazed on 05/05/2011 - 18:36

        Wow. I never thought a person could get so offended at the suggestion there are other environmental issues that affect people every day due to our high consumption of resources.

        Obviously someone that paid top dollar for some solar panels on their roof but doesn't give a toss how much or what they throw in the garbage bin that ends up in a hole in the ground down the road where it will remain for hundreds of years.

        It's OK, you're saving the environment with those panels. You really are.

        • spacenoodle on 05/05/2011 - 18:53
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          Oh no, someone who didn't get a year 12 education thinks that climate change is a total scam and there is no scientific evidence to support it and then made an irrelevant and disparaging comment about solar pannels for god knows what reason. Now I don't know what to do!

          Seriously though, If they got rid of landfills where would your children shop and get their clothes?

        • lazed on 05/05/2011 - 19:30
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          Oh no, a teenage kid that still lives at home and is obsessed with video games like Starcraft, and brainwashed by our education system, is trying to insult me with pathetic jokes about my children and their clothes. I'm suprised you didn't mention something about my mum! See you at the next Greenpeece protest.

        • spacenoodle on 06/05/2011 - 18:27
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          lol I can't wait for the carbon tax to come in just to teach people like you a lesson.

  • halfrabbit on 05/05/2011 - 18:46

    Interesting site. Played around with different items to check shipping. $4.50 to ship something light like a vapour bottle, and $12.50 for a heavier glass water bottle (the strange premise compelled me to look).

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