Be Recycled $100 Amazon Gift Card Giveaway #BeRecycled

Earth Day 2015 is now behind us, but it doesn't mean we should stop engaging in activities that help protect Mother Earth. Do you recycle as often and as much as possible? Do you think recyclables in certain parts of your home are getting more attention than those in the others? There might be more recyclable stuff lying around your house than you are aware of. To help you discover what you may have overlooked recycling, Bloggin' Mamas is sponsoring this Amazon gift card giveaway in support of the “I Want to Be Recy­cled” campaign.

Blog­gin’ Mamas would like to sup­port the Ad Coun­cil and Keep Amer­ica Beau­ti­ful, the national non­profit orga­ni­za­tion, which recently launched the newest phase of the “I Want to Be Recy­cled” pub­lic ser­vice adver­tis­ing cam­paign. The PSA cam­paign aims to raise aware­ness and inspire indi­vidu­als to recy­cle more with the lat­est series of ads focused on recy­cling in the bathroom.

Per­sonal care prod­ucts like sham­poo and lotion bot­tles, toi­let paper rolls, and tooth­paste and soap boxes are sig­nif­i­cantly less likely to be recy­cled than kitchen prod­ucts. New research com­mis­sioned by the Ad Coun­cil found that 47% of peo­ple are not recy­cling mate­ri­als in the bathroom.

Accord­ing to a recent study con­ducted for the Ad Coun­cil, 52% of Amer­i­cans don’t know which items can be recy­cled in the bath­room. And only 10% of Amer­i­cans have a recy­cling bin in their bath­room, com­pared to the 45% who have them in the kitchen.

That’s why the “I Want To Be Recycled” campaign has partnered with Vevo’s Do It YourSelfie with Tess & Eva, who recreate the looks from today’s hottest music videos. These two glam experts, known for their DIY hair, makeup and design tips, created a new PSA this Earth Day reminding Americans that those bathroom products deserve to be recycled too!