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We’re switching things up in this episode! Instead of our usual discussion around plant-based eating, we’re going to be talking about making eco- and animal-friendly choices in your home. 

Since Toni just bought a house (and Michelle just moved into a new home a few years ago), we’ll be talking about where we chose to shop and how we chose to invest our dollars. We’ll also be discussing why shopping secondhand and purchasing used furniture is ideal, as well as the best items to buy used that can fit in your car. 

There are a lot of products you may never have considered that are worth some thought. For instance: is there down in your pillows, bedding, and even couch? What about wool rugs? What else is worth being mindful of? Tune in as we cover it all. 

Also, thank you to our sponsor of this episode, OSEA! You can use our promo code: platpoweredpodcast at OSEAmalibu.com. Through this special link you'll automatically receive $10 off your first purchase of $50! :)

1:11 - Find Michelle on Instagram @vegan

1:15 - Find Toni on Instagram @plantbasedonabudget

1:21 - Michelle's Youtube channel

1:29 - Plant-Based on a Budget blog

1:33 - Support us on Patreon

4:55 - "What's Wrong With Wool?" article on World of Vegan

12:45 - OfferUp

17:55 - The non-down sofa Toni bought

22:45 - Ruggable (washable synthetic rugs)

27:52 - Our cruelty-free home YouTube video

Need more tips? Check out these great tips for creating a vegan home from Redfin!

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