And not buy too much to begin with. Stop wanting more. Buying too much second-hand is still too much. And if we would actually wear what we buy and stop losing interest in it, it would not end up as much in the second-hand shop anyways. Of course, there can be some reasons to give it away, like weight change, but most of it ends there simply because we don't like it anymore.

I always have reusable bags. But they are usually in the boot of the car or at home when I need them.

Wish this was true, had three boxes of old baby clothes and toys. Was trying to find a shelter that would take them but most if not all wanted newly purchased items in original wrapping...

I buy the shampoo and conditioner from the hairdressers. The bottles are 1 litre and lasts me & my partner 18 months. It cost me £30 for both bottles.

Not necessarily. Only if you go by bike and buy just that one item you need. One deliveryman can serve a lot of homes - only one vehicle on the road. Many delivery cars are now electric. If all the people they serve would all go in separate cars - I'm not that sure anymore.

cowspiracy.com - get vegan

Or tapwater if drinkable. That you don't need to go to the store for. No need to package it. Very versatile as well.

Is there really restaurants that give you plastic utensils?