1. Radio
1.1. Oil
1.1.1. 5 Years
1.1.1.1. Take apart and use scrap metal, screw, or anything else useful around the house that might be needed.
2. Pencils
2.1. Trees
2.1.1. One week
2.1.1.1. Use it until it is gone or only use lead pencils and buy lead so that there is less trees being used to make pencils that are often thrown away once they are too small.
3. T-Shirts
3.1. Cotton
3.1.1. 2 Years
3.1.1.1. Cut up and use as rags.
4. Coat
4.1. Cotton
4.1.1. 2 Years
4.1.1.1. Donate or pass on as a hand-me-down.
5. Bowl
5.1. Clay
5.1.1. 5 Years
5.1.1.1. Use as a dog food or water bowl.
6. Chairs
6.1. Trees
6.1.1. 7 Years
6.1.1.1. Take apart chair and use as firewood.
7. Door Knob
7.1. Metal
7.1.1. 15 Years
7.1.1.1. Use as long as possible and instead of buying a whole new one buy the small parts to fix it if it breaks.
8. Toothpaste
8.1. Fluoride
8.1.1. Half a year
8.1.1.1. Use a smaller amount and make sure I get all of the toothpaste out of the tube.
9. Jeans
9.1. Denim
9.1.1. 3 Years
9.1.1.1. Turn them into paper.
10. Xbox
10.1. Oil
10.1.1. 7 Years
10.1.1.1. Sell to another person or buy parts to fix it instead of buying a new one.
11. Paper
11.1. Trees
11.1.1. 2 Months
11.1.1.1. If I'm writing something down I should try to write in a smaller space and write smaller altogether so that i use up less space on the paper so I could use less of it.
12. Water
12.1. Water
12.1.1. A lifetime, 80 to 90 years
12.1.1.1. Take shorter showers, turn off the water while brushing my teeth, Use little as possible when washing the dishes.
13. Corn
13.1. It's grown from the ground.
13.1.1. 1 day
13.1.1.1. Take the corn that is not eaten and dry and replant it.
14. Chapstick
14.1. Animal fat
14.1.1. 6 weeks
14.1.1.1. Use until it is completely gone instead of throwing it away when it is near the bottom of the tube.
15. Cell Phone
15.1. Oil
15.1.1. 3 Years
15.1.1.1. Donate it to cell phones for soldiers.
16. Eraser
16.1. Rubber
16.1.1. 1 Year
16.1.1.1. Use until it is completely gone and not just throw it away when it gets really small.
17. Nail Polish
17.1. Nitrocellulose
17.1.1. 1 Year
17.1.1.1. Leave it on longer and only do one coat of the color.
18. Kitchen Table
18.1. Trees
18.1.1. 10 Years
18.1.1.1. Sell to another person through the internet or burn as firewood.
19. Shampoo
19.1. Animal fat
19.1.1. 1 month
19.1.1.1. Use a dime-sized amount instead of a quarter-sized amount.
20. Bread
20.1. Wheat
20.1.1. 1 Week
20.1.1.1. Buy a smaller amount making sure that we finish eating it all or if we have too much make a compost pile.
21. Jewelry
21.1. Gold
21.1.1. 10 Years
21.1.1.1. Sell to people who can melt it back and reform it for another person.
22. Gum
22.1. Tree
22.1.1. 1 Day
22.1.1.1. Make a compost pile that I can throw my gum into that will decompose naturally with everything else in it.
23. Conditioner
23.1. Animal Fat
23.1.1. 1 Month
23.1.1.1. Use a smaller amount such as a dime-sized and make sure not too drop any.
24. Televison
24.1. Oil
24.1.1. 10 Years
24.1.1.1. Take apart and sell as scrap metal that will be recycled into new improved products.
25. Napkins
25.1. Trees
25.1.1. 1 day
25.1.1.1. When at home use wash cloths that can be washed instead of thrown away, when away from home use only a small portion of the napkin so that it can be reused more than once.
26. Plastic cup
26.1. Oil
26.1.1. 1 day
26.1.1.1. When I can I should use a glass cup so that i can wash it and reuse it instead of throwing it away after one use.