12 Things People Did Before Everything Was Disposable

Things people did before everything was disposable, and why a few of them still deserve a place in our homes today. Join Grandma Rosie for twelve gentle, old-fashioned habits you can start this week. We talk about the button tin, cloth rags instead of paper towels, leftover night, the jar shelf, a scrap paper pad, the washing line, stretching dish soap, dry bread crumbs, small home repairs, the market basket, a flask of tea from home, and the borrowing habit. Most of these cost nothing, and the rest cost very little. There is also a quiet moment about living alone and the sound of a busy kitchen. Take what fits your life, and leave the rest. If you enjoy simple, nostalgic wisdom, please subscribe so we can sit down together again soon. This video is hosted by Grandma Rosie, an illustrated character. CHAPTER NAMES: Welcome The Button Tin Cloths Instead of Paper Towels Leftover Night The Jar Shelf The Scrap Paper Pad The Washing Line A Quiet Thought Stretching Dish Soap The Heel of the Loaf Fix It Before You Toss It The Market Basket A Flask of Tea The Borrowing Habit Three Things to Keep Comments and Goodbye