Brianna Chicarelli

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Brianna Chicarelli by Mind Map: Brianna Chicarelli

1. Shirt

1.1. Cotton

1.1.1. 2 years

1.1.1.1. You could use the fabric to make cloth napkins.

2. Purse

2.1. Cow

2.1.1. 6 months

2.1.1.1. You could take the purse to the beach and collect seashells in it.

3. Napkins

3.1. Trees

3.1.1. 2 months

3.1.1.1. You could use cloth napkins to eliminate the waste of trees.

4. Remote

4.1. Oils

4.1.1. 5 years

4.1.1.1. You could use a single universal remote for everything to reduce the number that you will eventually have to replace.

5. Slippers

5.1. Cotton

5.1.1. 1 year

5.1.1.1. You could let your dog use them as chew toys.

6. Chapstick

6.1. Beeswax

6.1.1. 3 months

6.1.1.1. You could use the container to organize string, like the kind you use to make bracelets.

7. Clock

7.1. Oils

7.1.1. 3 years

7.1.1.1. You could use the clocks built into things you already have, like ovens, microwaves, and cell phones, to reduce the extra ones.

8. Bed

8.1. Steel

8.1.1. 10 years

8.1.1.1. You could use the frame to create new furniture, for example cutting it down and using it as a base for a glass top end table.

9. Kitchen Table

9.1. Trees

9.1.1. 10 years

9.1.1.1. You could use it as a craft table for kids in the basement or play room.

10. Jewelry

10.1. Silver

10.1.1. 20 years

10.1.1.1. You could take the beads and clasps off of your old, broken, or outdated jewelry to make new jewelry.

11. Magazine

11.1. Trees

11.1.1. 1 month

11.1.1.1. You could use it to cut pictures and words out to make a collage.

12. Plastic Cups

12.1. Oils

12.1.1. 1 month

12.1.1.1. You could use it to collect change in.

13. Retainer

13.1. Oils

13.1.1. 5 years

13.1.1.1. You could wear your retainer often so that you won't have to replace it ever.

14. Tooth Brush

14.1. Oils

14.1.1. 3 months

14.1.1.1. You could use it for cleaning purposes, like for scrubbing toilets or floors.

15. Paper

15.1. Trees

15.1.1. 1 month

15.1.1.1. You could use all possible space on both sides of the paper to reduce how much paper you use.

16. Pillow

16.1. Cotton

16.1.1. 10 years

16.1.1.1. You could it as a dog bed.

17. Socks

17.1. Cotton

17.1.1. 1 year

17.1.1.1. You could make them into hand puppets.

18. Hairbrush

18.1. Oils

18.1.1. 1 year

18.1.1.1. You could use it as a dog brush.

19. Dog Leash

19.1. Oils

19.1.1. 5 years

19.1.1.1. You could use it a jump rope.

20. Apple Juice

20.1. Apples

20.1.1. 2 weeks

20.1.1.1. You could use the container as a flower vase.

21. Dinner Plate

21.1. Clay

21.1.1. 5 years

21.1.1.1. You could smash it, collect the pieces, and create a mosiac.

22. Plastic Utensils

22.1. Oils

22.1.1. 6 months

22.1.1.1. You could wash them and reuse them.

23. Binders

23.1. Oils

23.1.1. 1 year

23.1.1.1. You could use it as a photo album, or as a phone book.

24. Perfume

24.1. Oils

24.1.1. 1 year

24.1.1.1. You could use the bottles as decorations in your room.

25. Lanyard

25.1. Oils

25.1.1. 1 year

25.1.1.1. You could keep it as memorabilia, like put it in a scrapbook.

26. Sheets

26.1. Cotton

26.1.1. 5 years

26.1.1.1. You could use them for painting, like lay them on the floor.

27. Silverware

27.1. Steel

27.1.1. 5 years

27.1.1.1. You could bend and twist them to make them into art.

28. Sauce

28.1. Tomatoes

28.1.1. 1 month

28.1.1.1. You could use the leftovers to make a pizza.

29. Granola Bar

29.1. Whole grain wheat

29.1.1. 2 weeks

29.1.1.1. Instead of throwing it away once it gets stale, you could break it up and add it to your yogurt with some fruit to make a parfait.

30. Towels

30.1. Cotton

30.1.1. 3 years

30.1.1.1. You could use them more than once or twice before washing it, and use it longer.