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Resident Gifts that Help the Environment

Posted on December 5, 2019

If you have ever spent countless hours trying to come up with a good move-in or renewal gift for your residents, that won’t break the bank or be completely cheesy, I suspect you are in good company. Many management companies want to provide something thoughtful yet useful as a token of appreciation to their residents, and it is harder to come up with something that one might initially think.

I recently purchased a magnetic, reusable food plate cover for my microwave. It is a plastic dome type structure that sticks to the top of the microwave and I pull it down to cover my food before I heat it. I recently realized that this amazing product has probably saved hundred of paper towels (what I used to use to cover that plate of spaghetti before reheating it).

Reusable kitchen gadgets are popping up everywhere and make the ideal small gift for residents.  Check out some ideas for inspiration here:
http://nymag.com/strategist/article/best-eco-friendly-sustainable-kitchen-items-reusable.html

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