Hi. Yeah, we hear about it all the time from major manufacturers, major retailers, major companies, right? We're gonna go green, we're gonna have zero emissions in our vehicles, more sustainable packaging. But guess what? We just found some products that are not only sustainable, not only help the environment, but I'm gonna make your life easier and save you a boatload of money, check these out. First up, one of the worst pollutants plastic wrap. We go through 53 million rolls of it every year. That's enough plastic film to shrink wrap the entire state of Texas. So here's an alternative. It's something called reusable beeswax food wrap. Yeah, it's made out of beeswax and it's reusable For up to a year. We bought this for just $28. It's a pack of six of them, two cups of sugar right here. Let me put some plastic wrap on this just to show you what's the side by side comparison. Okay, hold it from the top and you can see that the plastic wrap is holding the sugar inside the cup. But will the beeswax work as well? Moment of truth. Yes, the beeswax works as well, holding the sugar in the cup. It's cheaper for you all year. And it's better for the environment. And even bigger waste of money in the kitchen, paper towels, we spend billions of dollars on paper towels. I think that maybe in my house alone and we both know the problem with it is it's one and done right. Like I have some, let's say there's a coffee spill on my on my counter. You take a paper towel, you wipe it up great. It did a good job. But this is done. It's one and done here is an alternative bamboo paper towels. These are reusable, okay? We bought these for nine bucks and you can use them for up to six months. How cool is that? Watch this? I spill even more coffee, rip off one of these bamboo paper towels. The bamboo towel soaks it right up. All I have to do is give it a quick wash with some dish soap and it's white again. I'll clean that up later, it's dripping. But yeah, it's perfectly white. Hang it up. Use it again six months of use better for the environment, better for your pocketbook. Finally, this one and experts say it can be dangerous to our health. One of the worst pollutants laying in landfills, battery chemicals soak into the soil and contaminate groundwater. We always hundreds of dollars on batteries and you know, you need them for everything right from your kids toys to your remote controls. Try one of these, a reusable battery and a battery charger. This cost us $42. Got it at a regular big box store. It comes, this is what it looks like out of the package for reusable batteries and guess what? Once you charge this right? It only takes one hour to get a full charge on these batteries. And guess how long they last five years? These last up to five years on their normal conditions, you don't have to toss them. You save money okay, by the way, whether you switch to rechargeable batteries or not, I think you should. But even if you don't your old batteries, you can't just throw them away. Regular batteries don't just throw them away when you're done. Just remember their toxic, they corrode, they go into the soil into the groundwater. So what you wanna do is recycle them properly and safely. Stores like best buy and staples have big bins where you can throw all batteries and then they take care of it and get it safely recycled or even easier for you. We found the website where you can just type in your zip code and it'll give you a location near you where you can drop off those old batteries. We have a link on my website right now, Rawson Reports dot com back to you.