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Snag These Eco-Friendly Prime Day Deals Before They're Gone

Grab these deals before Prime Day ends. The Earth will thank you and so will your wallet.

Hannah Baldwin Contributor
Hannah Baldwin is a Deals and Updates Writer for CNET's Commerce Team. After graduating from ASU with a Bachelor of Arts in sustainability, Hannah worked in nonprofit sustainability outreach, and now enjoys helping people find great deals on products, while sharing her own recommendations. In her spare time, you can find her working on sewing and craft projects, tending to her chickens, bingeing new shows with her husband and playing tabletop games with friends.
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Prime Day is about to disappear into the sunset -- most deals end at midnight -- but we found some purchases you can feel good about. These deals can help reduce your household waste and help you pick up sustainable habits.

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Reduce your household waste by replacing your single-use paper products with reusable ones. This Unpaper Towel 24-pack is the perfect way to start your sustainable journey. They're made with 100% cotton flannel for maximum absorbency and the edges are serged for durability. 

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Stop using those flimsy produce bags. They rip under the lightest of pressure and are so difficult to open. These 100% cotton mesh bags are great for produce, storage or even foraging. 

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Break up with your single-use plastic bags. Stasher bags can store food, liquid or even your toiletries for travel. They're leakproof, dishwasher, oven and microwave safe too! 

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These reusable straws will make it easy to say no to plastic ones. These stainless steel straws come in a 16-pack of various sizes with silicone tips (to avoid any tooth chipping). And they come with 4 cleaning brushes and a travel case. 

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Splurge on this 34-gallon compost tumbler and feed your garden with your food waste. Save money on fertilizer and make it yourself with a compost bin. It's better for you and the environment.