Mighty Nest

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Maybe you want to start living a more sustainable lifestyle. It sounds like a great idea! But throwing away lots of stuff I already have, and starting over just sounds overwhelming. Or maybe you dont know which product to switch over first.

That's where the MightyFix subscription from Mighty Nest comes in! 

If you've been following along on my Instagram Stories you know that I've been loving this. 

For $11 a month, you get a new surprise product to help your household become more eco friendly. On top of that, you can add products to your shipment each month at a discounted price, and it ships free with your MightyFix!

So, what did I get this month?

eco friendly packaging



We got dish cloths! 






I am really excited for these. Zac and I were actually talking about paper towel, consumption a few days prior to getting this surprise Fix! 5,200 paper towels a year is a lot, and mostly unnecessary if I'm being honest. 

The other MightyFix surprises I've gotten were: 



Wool dryer balls. I have been loving these! I add a couple drops of essential oils to them, and my clothes smell amazing. The first time I put Stress Away on them, and it calmed the inside of the laundromat haha.



Produce bags from Flip and Tumble. These I honestly havent used yet, but when the farmers markets roll around this summer, they will get used multiple times a week!

I seriously love this subscription. For the price of 2 coffees a month you get something even better for you and your home.

They have all sorts of goodness on the website, from kitchen gadgets, to kids toys to products for your pets! 

Check them out here!

Now here's the fun part! YOU get a free Mighty Fix! 

Here's how:

1. Make sure you are subscribed to my blog.

2. Leave a comment on which of the 3 MightyFix products you would like to have.

That's it! I will be picking one person on my blog and one on Instagram to get a free MightyFix! 

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