reuseit Deal of the Day: $9.71 bamboo utensil set (save 25%)

April 5, 2012

Grab reuseit‘s Deal of the Day: To Go Ware RePEAT Bamboo Utensil Set, only $9.71 — originally $12.95 (save 25 percent!) — while supplies last.

Cut down on plastic waste with these portable, eco-friendly utensils made with 100 percent bamboo — a highly durable and sustainable material.

This compact set includes flatware and chopsticks that are heat- and stain-resistant, safe to use on non-stick surfaces and won’t impart or absorb flavors. Utensils are hand finished with natural, food-safe wood oil.

The carrying case is made from recycled plastic bottles (PET) and features a carabiner on the back.

Design & Functionality
Compact, lightweight and easy-to-clean, To-Go Ware RePEaT Bamboo Utensil Sets are perfect for brown-bagging it, school lunches or for keeping in your purse or bag to avoid using disposables on-the-go. The new, smaller size is kid-friendly.

Materials
Bamboo is an organic, beautiful and earth-friendly grass known for its fast growth cycle and natural strength — it’s stronger than oak! Highly adaptable, bamboo can grow almost anywhere and protects the environment by generating more oxygen than trees.

Using recycled PET is smart — it cuts down on waste and minimizes damage to the environment by conserving oil, energy and non-renewable resources.

In the U.S. alone, over 45 billion plastic containers ended up in landfills in 2006. When bamboo is harvested, it need not be replanted, because it will grow a new shoot from its extensive root system. Bamboo renews itself readily, unlike hardwood trees, which once cut are gone forever.

Sustainability
Using these utensils will cut back on all of the disposable plastic utensils that end up in landfills each year. Made from a long-lasting renewable resource, and tucked into a recycled PET carrying case, this set is an easy way to say “no” to plastic.

Highly adaptable, bamboo can grow almost anywhere and protects the environment by generating more oxygen than other trees. While gaining popularity, bamboo is still mostly an untapped renewable natural resource.

Valid through April 11, 2012.

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