One thing a road warrior should always travel with is a reusable water bottle. Instead of opting for single-use plastic bottles, you can refill your bottle wherever you go. And it's easier than ever before to find good-quality water, too. Most coffee chains and fast-food restaurants use high-grade filtration systems and offer free refills. Hotel gyms, airports and even many supermarkets have refill stations, too. You'll not only save money, but you'll find yourself drinking more water. Cheers!

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Not all essential oils in the supermarket are actually natural. If the words "naturally derived" are on the bottle, that means the molecular structure of the oil was simply derived from a flower or plant in a laboratory. In fact, the oil may be 100% synthetic. Look for USDA certified organic oils, or opt for scents like peppermint and rosemary, which are plentiful ingredients that are almost always actually natural and not "naturally derived."

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If you support your local food bank, you can also ask if they are looking for non-food-related items to help the people that they serve. Often, personal hygiene products are an in-demand item that aren't in stock to give. These items include toilet paper, soap (shampoo and body wash), diapers, toothpaste and laundry detergent. The reason they are in demand is that these items often are not covered by government assistance programs. If your local food bank needs these, be sure to buy them new and leave the seal intact; anything opened or used will be tossed away.

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