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Before I get any further into the 1900's, let's take a quick moment to reflect back.

For anyone just joining us, I am currently playing through a cc free (ish) decades challenge. I'll post expanding on what the (ish) means at some point, but I'm doing this for a number of reasons, the big one is I want to know if you can do it. Can you dupe the vibes well enough to feel emersed during each decade? I've got all the packs. This is easily a thousand-dollar game I now have. Yes, I am ashamed saying that. But, with all this money spent, I should be able to make this work.

With the 1890 decade complete, I wanted to share how I dressed or wished I had dressed my sims during this decade. Posts like this, shout out to out to Ashubii, really helped me along the way- so I want to return the favor to the community.

To start: -I am using zero CC clothing, hair, accessories etc. -I do have some "body" cc (lashes, skin overlay, body blush) -I am not a CAS simmer, so I'm not revolutionary in my styling -Between the limitations of what is available in game and my basic knowledge of the decade, don't expect accuracy just inspiration -If you want to know what pack an item is from, please ask! I am very WCIF friendly

I think it's also a good callout that I played the 1890s very 'country' focused. The 1900s outfits I have planned, I think, could easily work for 1890s if you were starting in more of a 'city' so come back for that post if you need fancier inspiration!

Here we have our main man, Bobert Pancakes showing off his everyday, formal, athletic, sleep, party, and cold weather outfits. He was a farmer, so his outfits were simple, and repetitive. His swim wear was his sleepwear, minus the socks, and his hot weather was his athletic wear plus the bandana from his every day- so I just saved a little room and left those off.

Here's Eliza 'I don't have a favorite child' Pancakes rocking an extra outfit because you know she has to be showing off. I have her everyday, formal, athletic, sleep, party, hot weather, cold weather outfits. Eliza is pretty country, maybe a little more than she would have liked. So, her outfits are also simple, repetitive, but with an extra bow. Her swimwear was a dress from Eco Lifestyle- but she never swam so I'm leaving it out, though you can see mouse nose Nora wear it in some gameplay screenshots.

Speaking of Nora! I grabbed her to show off some teen outfits. Though, these are more outfits I wished I dressed her and Hazel in. I also grabbed Arthur, Herbert, and Walter to show off their actual outfits. I've got, for the boys, an everyday for Walter and Arthur and party for Herbert. Nora is styling everyday, hot weather, and party. I dressed the teens, mostly, like adults because teenagers weren't really a thing in 1890, so I imagine they are wearing a lot of hand-me-downs. What I like about the outfits above is that they blend in the 1890s with newer fashion I will be including in the 1900s, I wish I did more of that sooner. I imagined those pieces were the few new items Eliza made for them.

So! Here we have Thomas rocking everyday, formal, party, hot weather, and cold weather. Hazel is wearing everyday, sleep, and formal. Children are tough to dress. Or, rather, dressing Hazel and the gals in this age group was painful. Some of her outfits are so bad, I won't share them. If you wanted to get a little CC in your life, this would be a spot I'd consider adding to. I was feeling so limited because all the skirts are short or very themed to Island Living. Swatches also were very modern, so there just felt like a million restrictions. You can see in the rest of the outfits, I have a preferred color pallet, so Hazel stands out (to me) like a sore thumb in comparison.

I'm grouping infants and toddlers together and, for the first time, showing off Aunt Sylvia and Uncle Harold's children. This is where my lack of interest in CAS really stands out. I do actually think this age group has good options but... I don't careeeeee. Again, I'm not a CAS simmer and this is where it shows. Generally, my toddlers and infants aren't going to events or honestly even leave the house. They are also this ae for only a few days. So, I repeated these looks for almost every little one. This is also probably why I couldn't tell the Pancakes' kids apart until they hit childhood/teens.

I hope this was as fun to skim over as it was to compile! Again, super open to questions or honestly suggestions. I'm having so much fun with this challenge I'm already thinking about doing it again, so I'd love ideas for the next round!

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The operators of an eco-friendly cargo ship hope to save two trucks worth of carbon in each journey to France from Sussex.

The tall ship venture offers to transport produce up to three times a week from Newhaven to Le Treport, Normandy, on low-carbon sailboats.

The English and French crews say they will use engine power to safely navigate both ports, however the majority of the journey will be wind-powered.

Cargo shipping across the Channel creates an estimated 200,000 tonnes of CO2 every year, according to data from the International Maritime Organization.

The route was first trialled in 2021 to show transporting pallets on a tall ship was possible.

Now from October, a tall ship will begin to bring French goods including spreads and condiments to the UK.

Brighton-based social enterprise Shrub has set up a fundraiser to finance the first few trips, allowing supporters to order French food or sponsor a pallet.

The company says currently 95% of goods traded between France and the UK are transported by lorry on ferries between Dover and Calais.

It says a pallet on a ferry emits an average of 4kg of CO2 during its journey, which means the 135,000 pallets crossing the Channel every day amounts to around 200,000 tonnes of CO2 per year.

"There has to be another way, and we've got it - it's through Newhaven," says Shrub.

'Decarbonise'

Shrub is collaborating with French partners, including Groupe Développement Normandie, as well as Newhaven Enterprise Zone and Newhaven Port and Properties.

Groupe Développement Normandie's director Graham Precey said: "Right now there is no plan to decarbonise the two ferries moving between Newhaven and Dieppe.

"What we wanted to practically show between Sussex and Normandy that there's a way of moving those pallets with products on - and maybe even importing and exporting much more - but without using between 11kg and 18kg of carbon every time you move those pallets."

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Hello hello,

This week the gardens starting to look super lovely! There's actually so much to look at I wasn't able to fit every picture in this post, but I'll be sharing more later this week on a few different posts with some things I've done this week towards the goal of being more eco friendly, self concious and getting more from what we have and providing best for my family.

To start the viewing, the sunflowers are starting to bloom :D the tallest is now close to or over 6 ft tall

And lots of lovely bees have been visiting. The girls are very friendly for the most part with respect to their space. They were all loading up on pollen :D 🐝🐝

Also many of the sunflowers have multiple heads, or have many branching smaller heads growing in along many of leaves.

Down below the velour beans are going stronger than I expected in honesty given the sunflower growth and the beans bushing growth. we've gotten 4 harvests now. Each harvest has been around 4-8 ounces.

Nasturtium, I feel okay with starting to harvest the greens soon. Maybe this week or next to make some pesto, breakfast food or salad add ins.

Some of the pumpkin/sunflower+bean row next to the broccoli/nasturtium.

I'm hoping the broccoli will be a little bigger soon so I can harvest some of the leaves for breakfast meals, stirfrys, soup and rice dishes.

The armenian cucumbers.

Sadly These aren't doing so great, I think where I planted isn't a good winter grow space for them. When I get more soil I'm going to try another spot that has more sun earlier and throughout the day instead of mostly shade. (In the summer/spring they did Great in whichever space.) Once I do I'll be pulling these and planting something else here. Not entirely sure what yet though.

2 cabbages I space filled with. Very excited to see them starting to pick up. ��

The eggplants, Very excited there's a full flower now and more flowers look like their coming in!

The carrots, a few small radish are still popping up here and there. So I feel like the cornstarch experiment worked but not as well as I'd hoped.

I would use the method again for carrot seeding, but would double the amount of seed in the mix. (I don't mind thinning, the greens and tiny carrots can be used for salad or chopped for omlettes)

2nd planting (direct seeded) of velour beans, and the few cabbages which survived the initial planting of the row. Somethings having a good munch, ive been checking for the suspects but no luck so far spotting them. I suspect heavily its cabbage loopers as they are a common pest of the area. (I am making chamomile tea to spray on them for now to test if it works.) next grow I may intercrop cabbage and sunflowers or borage. Or perhaps have some movable chamomile pots At the end of the beds to deter them.

This week I'm hoping to get some garden supplies for a few projects And to start breaking down some pallets to build some raised garden beds for a garden expansion.

I am late on starting my tomato and pepper seeds (mostly because I haven't sat down to figure what varieties we want to eat) but a late start is better than none. Thankfully the weather here allows for some tardiness with outdoor grows.

That's it for now 🌱

🌱🌻Happy Homesteading and Gardening🌻🌱

12 5 2023

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How High-Performance Stretch Film Transforms Shipping in Vietnam

Efficient shipping is becoming increasingly vital in Vietnam's booming economy. From bustling markets to high-tech industrial zones, the need for effective transportation and secure packaging has never been greater. Enter high-performance stretch film—a game-changer that's transforming the way Vietnamese businesses handle shipping. This guide will show you how high-performance stretch film can enhance your shipping processes, reduce costs, and improve overall efficiency.

The Basics of Stretch Film

What is Stretch Film?

Stretch film is a highly stretchable plastic film used to wrap products on pallets, ensuring they remain secure during transit. Its primary purpose is to hold loads tightly together, preventing them from shifting, tipping, or getting damaged. This makes it an essential tool in the shipping and logistics industry.

Types of Stretch Film

There are two main types of stretch film—cast and blown. Cast stretch film is produced using a continuous process called casting, which results in a clear, glossy film. It offers excellent clarity, making it easier to identify wrapped products. On the other hand, blown stretch film is manufactured using a blown extrusion process, resulting in a more robust and tear-resistant film with a matte finish. Each type has its own strengths and is suitable for different applications.

Key Attributes of High-Performance Stretch Film

High-performance stretch film boasts several key attributes that set it apart from standard films. These include superior stretchability, puncture resistance, and load retention capabilities. These features ensure that high-performance stretch film provides better protection and stability for your shipments, making it an invaluable asset in the shipping process.

Selecting the Right Stretch Film for Your Needs

Factors to Consider

Choosing the right stretch film involves considering several factors, including the size and weight of your load, as well as the shipping conditions. Heavier loads may require a thicker, more robust film, while lighter loads can be secured with a thinner film. Additionally, consider the shipping environment—will your products be exposed to extreme temperatures or rough handling? These factors will help determine the most suitable stretch film for your needs.

Environmental Considerations

In today's environmentally conscious world, opting for sustainable and eco-friendly stretch films can make a significant difference. Look for films made from recyclable materials or those that use less plastic without compromising on strength and durability. This not only helps reduce your carbon footprint but also aligns your business with global sustainability initiatives.

Cost-Effectiveness

Balancing quality with budget constraints is crucial when selecting stretch film. While high-performance stretch film may come at a higher initial cost, its enhanced durability and efficiency can lead to long-term savings. Invest in quality stretch film to minimize material usage and reduce the risk of product damage during transit, ultimately lowering your overall shipping costs.

Benefits of Using High-Performance Stretch Film

Enhanced Load Stability and Protection

One of the primary benefits of high-performance stretch film is its ability to provide enhanced load stability and protection. The superior stretchability and load retention capabilities ensure that your products remain securely wrapped throughout the shipping process, reducing the risk of damage or loss.

Reduction in Material Usage and Cost Savings

High-performance stretch film is designed to maximize efficiency, requiring less material to achieve the same level of protection as standard films. This reduction in material usage translates to cost savings, making it a cost-effective solution for businesses of all sizes.

Increased Efficiency in Packing and Handling

Using high-performance stretch film can significantly improve the efficiency of your packing and handling processes. Its superior stretchability and puncture resistance mean fewer breaks and interruptions, allowing for smoother and faster wrapping. This increased efficiency can lead to faster turnaround times and improved overall productivity.

Compliance with Vietnamese Regulatory Standards

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Eco-Friendly Interior Design: Sustainable Solutions for Your Home

As awareness of environmental issues grows, eco-friendly interior design is becoming increasingly popular. This approach not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of your home but also contributes to a more sustainable and healthier environment. Here’s how you can embrace sustainable solutions in your interior design:

1. Choose Sustainable Materials

Opt for materials that are eco-friendly and have a minimal environmental impact. Look for:

Bamboo: A rapidly renewable resource used for flooring, furniture, and decor.

Recycled Glass: Ideal for countertops and tiles, recycled glass reduces waste and adds a unique touch.

Reclaimed Wood: Salvaged from old buildings or furniture, reclaimed wood offers a rustic charm and helps reduce deforestation.

2. Opt for Low-VOC Paints

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) in traditional paints can negatively impact indoor air quality. Choose low-VOC or no-VOC paints that are less harmful and contribute to a healthier living environment. Many eco-friendly paint options come in a wide range of colors and finishes, so you don’t have to compromise on style.

3. Incorporate Energy-Efficient Lighting

Energy-efficient lighting solutions not only reduce your energy bills but also minimize your environmental footprint. Consider:

LED Bulbs: They use up to 90% less energy than traditional incandescent bulbs and have a longer lifespan.

Smart Lighting Systems: These systems allow you to control lighting remotely and set schedules to minimize energy use.

4. Use Sustainable Fabrics

When selecting textiles for your home, choose fabrics that are both stylish and sustainable. Options include:

Organic Cotton: Grown without harmful chemicals, organic cotton is soft and eco-friendly.

Hemp: A durable and versatile fabric that requires minimal water and pesticides.

Recycled Polyester: Made from recycled plastic bottles, it helps reduce waste and can be used for upholstery and curtains.

5. Invest in Energy-Efficient Appliances

Modern appliances that are ENERGY STAR® rated use less energy and water, helping you reduce your household’s carbon footprint. Look for energy-efficient models for your refrigerator, dishwasher, washing machine, and other appliances.

6. Embrace Upcycling and Repurposing

Give old furniture and decor a new life through upcycling and repurposing. This approach reduces waste and adds unique character to your home. Consider:

Painting or Reupholstering Furniture: Transform outdated pieces into stylish, custom creations.

Repurposing Materials: Use reclaimed materials for DIY projects, such as creating a coffee table from an old door or shelves from wooden pallets.

7. Integrate Indoor Plants

Indoor plants not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of your home but also improve air quality by filtering pollutants. Opt for low-maintenance plants like snake plants, pothos, or peace lilies, which are known for their air-purifying properties.

8. Choose Sustainable Flooring Options

Eco-friendly flooring options can dramatically change the look and feel of your space. Consider:

Cork Flooring: Made from the bark of cork oak trees, it’s renewable and offers natural insulation.

Linoleum: Made from natural materials like linseed oil and wood flour, it’s biodegradable and comes in various colors and patterns.

Recycled Carpet: Made from recycled materials, such as plastic bottles, it provides comfort while reducing waste.

9. Implement Water-Saving Fixtures

Conserving water is an essential aspect of eco-friendly design. Install:

Low-Flow Faucets and Showerheads: These fixtures reduce water usage without sacrificing performance.

Dual-Flush Toilets: Offer two flushing options to minimize water consumption.

10. Support Local and Artisan Products

Choose locally-made and artisan products to reduce transportation emissions and support local economies. Local artisans often use sustainable practices and materials, adding a unique touch to your home while minimizing your environmental impact.

By integrating these eco-friendly interior design solutions, you can create a home that reflects your commitment to sustainability while enjoying a stylish and comfortable living space. Embracing these practices not only benefits the environment but also promotes a healthier lifestyle for you and your family.

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Traditional or Coreless Stretch Film? Making the Best Choice for Your Business

In the fast-paced world of logistics, manufacturing, and retail, choosing the right packaging materials can make a significant difference in efficiency and cost-effectiveness. One such critical decision involves selecting between traditional stretch film and coreless stretch film. Both options have their pros and cons, and understanding these can help you make an informed choice that benefits your business.

Introduction to Stretch Film

Stretch film is a versatile plastic film used to secure, bundle, and stabilize products. It is commonly used in various industries, including logistics, warehousing, retail, agriculture, automotive, and construction. The film’s ability to stretch and cling to itself makes it an ideal solution for securing pallet loads and protecting goods during transport and storage.

The Basics of Traditional Stretch Film

Traditional stretch film has been the go-to choice for many industries for years. It typically comes with a cardboard or plastic core around which the film is wrapped. This core provides structure and stability, making it easy to handle and apply using manual or automatic stretch wrap machines.

Benefits of Traditional Stretch Film

Traditional stretch film is known for its durability and strength, which ensures that pallet loads are securely wrapped and protected. The core adds stability, making it easier to use with various wrapping equipment. Additionally, traditional stretch film is widely available and comes in numerous thicknesses and strengths to suit different applications.

Disadvantages of Traditional Stretch Film

One of the main drawbacks of traditional stretch film is the environmental impact. The cardboard or plastic cores generate waste, which adds to disposal costs and environmental concerns. Furthermore, the cores can be cumbersome to handle and dispose of, particularly in high-volume operations.

What is Coreless Stretch Film?

Coreless stretch film, as the name suggests, eliminates the need for a core. This innovative solution wraps the stretch film around itself, creating a more eco-friendly and cost-effective option. Coreless stretch film is designed to be used with specialized dispensers or hand rolls, ensuring ease of application and reducing waste.

Advantages of Coreless Stretch Film

Coreless stretch film offers several benefits, including reduced environmental impact, as there are no cores to dispose of. This not only saves on disposal costs but also promotes sustainability within your business. Additionally, coreless stretch film is lighter, making it easier to handle and reducing shipping costs. The absence of a core also means more film per roll, increasing efficiency and reducing the frequency of roll changes.

Potential Drawbacks of Coreless Stretch Film

While coreless stretch film has many advantages, it may not be suitable for all applications. Some users may find it challenging to adapt to the new dispensing methods required for coreless film. Additionally, the initial cost of specialized dispensers or equipment may be higher than traditional stretch film solutions. However, these costs can be offset by the long-term savings and environmental benefits.

Comparing Strength and Durability

When comparing traditional and coreless stretch film, it’s essential to consider strength and durability. Both options offer robust and reliable performance, but coreless stretch film is designed to provide comparable strength while being more environmentally friendly. Ensuring that your chosen film meets the demands of your specific application is crucial for maintaining product integrity and safety.

Application and Use Cases

Both traditional and coreless stretch film can be used in various industries, but certain applications may benefit more from one option over the other. For example, coreless stretch film is an excellent choice for businesses looking to reduce waste and promote sustainability, while traditional stretch film may be better suited for applications requiring heavy-duty wrapping and stability.

Logistics and Warehousing

In logistics and warehousing, the choice between traditional and coreless stretch film can significantly impact efficiency and cost savings. Coreless stretch film reduces waste and disposal costs, making it an attractive option for high-volume operations. However, traditional stretch film may be preferred for heavy loads or applications requiring additional stability.

Retail and Distribution

For retailers and distributors, both traditional and coreless stretch film can provide effective packaging solutions. Coreless stretch film offers a more eco-friendly option, aligning with growing consumer demand for sustainable practices. Traditional stretch film, on the other hand, may be favored for its ease of use and compatibility with existing wrapping equipment.

Agriculture Sector

In the agriculture sector, stretch film is commonly used to bundle and protect crops during transport and storage. Coreless stretch film’s reduced environmental impact makes it an appealing choice for farmers and agricultural businesses. However, traditional stretch film’s durability and strength may be necessary for securing heavy or bulky loads.

Automotive Industry

The automotive industry often requires high-strength packaging materials to secure parts and components during transport. Traditional stretch film’s robust performance makes it a reliable choice for these applications. However, coreless stretch film can still provide adequate protection while offering environmental benefits.

Construction Industry

Construction businesses can benefit from both traditional and coreless stretch film for securing materials and equipment. Coreless stretch film’s lighter weight and reduced waste make it an attractive option for construction sites. Traditional stretch film, with its proven durability, remains a dependable choice for heavy-duty applications.

Environmental Impact

One of the most significant considerations when choosing between traditional and coreless stretch film is the environmental impact. Coreless stretch film’s elimination of cores reduces waste and promotes sustainability, making it a more eco-friendly option. Businesses looking to enhance their green credentials and reduce their environmental footprint may find coreless stretch film to be the better choice.

Cost Considerations

Cost is always a critical factor in business decisions. While traditional stretch film may have a lower upfront cost, the long-term savings offered by coreless stretch film can make it a more cost-effective option over time. Reduced disposal costs, increased efficiency, and fewer roll changes contribute to the overall cost savings associated with coreless stretch film.

Ease of Use and Handling

Both traditional and coreless stretch film are designed for ease of use, but there are differences in handling and application. Traditional stretch film’s core provides stability and makes it compatible with various wrapping equipment. Coreless stretch film, while lighter and easier to handle, may require specialized dispensers or equipment for optimal performance.

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PET Straps: A Versatile Solution for Bundling and Securing Goods

Introduction

In the world of #packaging and logistics, finding efficient and reliable methods for bundling and securing goods is crucial. One such method that has gained popularity in recent years is the use of PET straps. PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) straps are versatile, strong, and eco-friendly alternatives to traditional packaging materials like steel strapping and nylon straps. In this blog, we will delve into the various benefits and applications of #PETstraps, highlighting why they have become a preferred choice for businesses across industries.

Strength and Durability

PET straps are known for their exceptional strength and durability. They are capable of withstanding significant tension without snapping or breaking, making them an ideal choice for securing heavy loads. Whether you're bundling construction materials, industrial products, or even palletized goods, PET straps offer the reliability and strength needed to keep items secure during transit.

Lightweight and Cost-Effective

Compared to steel strapping, PET straps are significantly lighter, which translates to reduced shipping costs. The lightweight nature of PET straps also makes them easier to handle and maneuver during the packaging process. Businesses can save on labor costs due to the increased efficiency and reduced physical strain on workers.

Safe Handling

PET straps are designed to minimize the risk of injuries during the packaging process. Unlike steel strapping, PET straps are less likely to have sharp edges that can cause cuts or abrasions. This contributes to a safer working environment for employees involved in packaging and transporting goods.

Corrosion Resistance

One of the drawbacks of steel strapping is its susceptibility to corrosion, particularly when exposed to moisture or harsh environmental conditions. PET straps, on the other hand, are corrosion-resistant, ensuring that they maintain their integrity and strength even in challenging environments. This corrosion resistance is especially beneficial when shipping goods across long distances or storing them for extended periods.

Versatility in Application

PET straps find applications across a wide range of industries. From the construction sector, where they secure heavy building materials, to the agricultural industry, where they bundle crops, PET straps prove their versatility. They are also used in the shipping and logistics industry to secure parcels and palletized goods. The straps are available in various widths and thicknesses, allowing businesses to choose the most suitable option based on their specific needs.

Environmentally Friendly

As businesses increasingly focus on sustainability, PET straps offer an eco-friendly alternative to traditional packaging materials. PET is a recyclable material, and many PET straps are made from recycled content. By choosing PET straps, companies can demonstrate their commitment to reducing their carbon footprint and minimizing their impact on the environment.

Ease of Disposal

When it comes to the end of their life cycle, PET straps are relatively easy to dispose of responsibly. Unlike steel strapping, which can pose challenges for recycling and waste management, PET straps can often be recycled or disposed of in an environmentally responsible manner.

Conclusion

In the world of modern packaging and logistics, PET straps have emerged as a versatile and reliable solution for bundling and securing goods. Their strength, durability, lightweight nature, and eco-friendly characteristics make them an excellent choice for businesses looking to enhance their packaging processes while minimizing costs and environmental impact. As industries continue to evolve, PET straps are likely to play an increasingly significant role in shaping the future of efficient and sustainable packaging solutions.