A great reminder that recycling and reuse go hand-in-hand with interior design and remodeling.![http://www.insidestorydesign.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/Antique-Store.jpg](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_t1xMX8mdVQwh3kVfsnRNGi4OX_kRAec1geG0i0BCr9jBZZqtOgys_Bj8It0316mAO83cBZemJ2ukidXZuik28hN_NxkAWaIj47aWSNX_uimERSRu-YPyD881y3Fo1CHp3R8ycdjLIhJkFaHr7QtVE=s0-d)
When you decorate or redecorate by reusing and renewing, you end up doing both yourself and the planet a big favor. In recycling, we process something to regain use out of it. By putting glass, plastic and papers in the recycle bin, we are practicing post-consumer recycling. All those items can be processed to regain some use. Pre-consumer recycled materials are typically collected waste products from a manufacturing process that are put to use as some functional product. For example, the textile industry uses pre-consumer waste byproducts by turning fibers, fabrics, and trim into new raw materials for mattresses and upholstery.Try using both pre- and post-consumer products when decorating your home, and browse garage sales and thrift shops for undiscovered reuse gems.
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