Reusing our Glow Mama bottles
Lets start at the simple end of the creativity scale - around the house. Here is a picture of my little guy with his new bath accessory. I’m sure he’s not going to be I’ve been thinking a lot about getting Glow greener, and short of
offering everyone a chance to buy carbon offsets with their purchase
(I’ll look into it), I’d like to spark some discussion on re-using our
empty Glow Mama bottles. 
happy when he discovers that his mommy plastered naked photos of him all over the internet - all for a good cause buddy!
If you’re like me and you find that your flashy, colorful, expensive toys always seem to get abandoned for the phone, keys and remote control, then why not try imaginative new Glow Mama toys… rattles, instruments, even bowling! The My Education Junction blog has some cool suggestions for bigger kids.
Back in adult for a minute, there are the desk accessories, garden and garage storage suggestions and even plenty of ideas for the fridge/freezer. Why not fill empty bottles with the salad dressings or sauces you make from scratch or buy in bulk? Just be sure to rinse it well first, unless of course you are looking for a bit of kiwi flavoring. Freeze some water in an empty bottle (don’t fill it to the top) and use it in your cooler or lunch bag instead of a chill-pak. Ok, that one might not be that appropriate for another couple of months.
Rachel from MN wrote to me with a great suggestion… "After I’ve finished drinking it, my husband rubs my Glow Mama bottle up and down my aching back and legs. There’s something about me being 8 ½ months pregnant that has turned my husband into a sweet heart."
Then there are the extreme measures for reusing your PET drink bottles. Check out these two boats made from old water bottles. Anyone up for a Glow Mama canoe?
