Wrapping presents is something so many people look forward to doing during the holidays. Let's face it, there's nothing that will put you in the holiday spirit faster than a decorated Christmas tree ...

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’Tis the season to be thrifty. The festive flair of the holidays doesn’t have to be done away with once the gifts are unwrapped and the seasonal bows untied. It is possible to regift your gift-wrap.

Traditional wrapping paper can't go in the blue bin with the rest of your recyclables, but there are plenty of eco-friendly alternatives to use instead. Wrapping Christmas gifts is a classic holiday ...

As the holiday season rolls into Phoenix, residents in the Valley should rethink what they are throwing into their recycling bins. Republic Services, one of the largest waste collection companies in ...

Opening presents together with loved ones is often a joyous part of the holiday season, but it can also create a lot of extra waste. With piles of shiny Christmas paper, bows, boxes, and gift bags, ...

The month of December is big. Sure, it's a popular time for ugly sweater parties, Christmas tree lightings, secret Santa swaps, family gatherings, and more food than anyone bargained for. But that's ...

SAN FRANCISCO – Is wrapping paper recyclable? Do you have to get every last bit of tinsel off the tree before it heads for the chipper? Do bows and ribbons go in the trash? Here's what recycling ...

As Christmas day edges closer and closer, many will be wrapping their presents for loved ones—a task that often proves difficult. Whether you bought them months ago, in the Black Friday sales, or in a ...

There’s no better way to say “I truly hate you” than by giving someone a gift that requires them to wear 3D glasses. But this lazy gift wrap is a brilliant way to show someone you actually care, a ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Wrapping paper and other holiday leftovers won’t be recycled this year by Denver Public Works, the city’s website says. “NEW: We are NOT accepting any ...