Last month while doing spring cleaning, I found my old IKEA laundry baskets lying inside my storeroom. The baskets which was made 
out of plastic was already all torn out and it’s aluminium legs barely can stand properly. At first I thought of throwing it away at the Recycle Center but I came across with an idea of what to do with it. I did mention in one of my previous post that I try to recycle as much as I can. So I have been searching for recycle bins I can place in my house so I can teach the kids to start recycling. But to be honest, a recycle bin is not cheap. Since I have 2 no-longer-being-use laundry baskets, and with a lil a bit of modification, I turned them into recycle bins. Waaalaaah! I don’t need to spend $$$ to get recycle bins anymore.
A month had gone by since then, and 
recently we sent the recyclable plastics, papers & unwanted clothes to a Recycle Booth near our house. Having this Recycle Booth is a really a good effort to encourage us to start recycling and at the same time to teach our children it is better to give than to receive by donating to charity i.e. giving our unwanted clothes and toys to others who are more in need of them. By having my own recycle bins, now it’s easy for me to teach my kids to recycle and hope it will turn into a routine. You don’t need to start BIG. Small practice can also make a different, like reducing the usage of plastic bags by bringing your own carry bag. Any BIG accomplishment start with small contribution.
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