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What if our economy operated on the principle that all products and packaging could be regenerated without ever becoming trash?

If there’s one department at The Home Depot that everyone knows, it’s the Cleaning aisle because almost every project under the sun begins and ends with cleaning.

At The Home Depot, shoppers can find cleaning tools such as trash bags, brooms, buckets and mops in a department we call Indoor Garden. It may not be the first place you’d expect to find innovative, ecofriendly products, but there’s more to Indoor Garden than meets the eye. That’s why we’ve invited Ryan Moy to Eco Actions. Ryan is the merchant for Indoor Garden, and he’s taking us behind the aisles to learn about the innovation pipeline and exciting new products designed to help DIYers save time and effort and reduce plastic.

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