Recent Home Blog | Going Green PostsNaturally Vindictive Ways to Kill Bugsby Andrea Hermitt26 Aug 2009 09:53 PMIf you are sick of bugs in your house, your garden, and your hard you will be glad to know that you can get rid of most of the bugs yourself. An added perk is that you can do it naturally. Even more interesting for some is knowing that the bugs will suffer as they die. Six Ways to Have a Greener Homeby Mary Ann Romans08 May 2009 10:19 AMThe little things that you do around your home can make a big impact in how much energy you can save. if you want a greener home, concentrate on the following six areas. 1. Conserve hot water. RecycleBank: Getting Paid to Recycleby Mary Ann Romans07 May 2009 10:26 AMYesterday morning, there was great anticipation in our household while we expected a large arrival. I had just signed up for our local RecycleBank (http://www.recyclebank.com) program, and we were awaiting our new large recycling container, complete with RDIF chip. Green Home Tipsby Mary Ann Romans04 May 2009 06:35 AMDid you know that a plastic shower curtain can be dangerous to your health? It can release dangerous levels of volatile organic compounds. If you want to protect your health and your environment, you'll want to read the following green home tips. How to Recycle Crayonsby Mary Ann Romans17 Apr 2009 10:51 AMDid you know that when crayons are tossed out in the garbage, they can spend almost an eternity in a landfill? Who knew that such a little think could contribute to the trash on our planet? As a household with three young children, crayons are everywhere. Easy Household Ways to Go Greenby Mary Ann Romans03 Apr 2009 10:45 AMWhile new windows and electric cars are great ways to go green and take care of the environment, there are also a number of smaller but equally effective steps that you can take in your home to cut down on your impact to the environment. Earth Hour 2009by Mary Ann Romans27 Mar 2009 09:54 AMWhen the lights go down in the city tomorrow night, it will be to mark the second worldwide Earth Hour. From Paris to New York, the world is banning together as a mark of solidarity to solve the problem of global climate change. Guide to Recycling Electronics 3by Mary Ann Romans09 Mar 2009 04:44 PMIn our household there are so many electronic devices that we rely on using to get through the day. But technology is always growing and changing, leaving many of our devices obsolete and in need of being upgraded or replaced. Guide to Recycling Electronics 2by Mary Ann Romans08 Mar 2009 04:50 AMDoes your household contribute to the vast amount of e-waste (electronic waste) that has become a big issue for our environment? Guide to Recycling Electronicsby Mary Ann Romans05 Mar 2009 11:47 AMAccording to the Environmental Protection Agency, Americans toss out about 2 million tons of e-waste, that is electronic devices that are no longer useful. Computers and other electronics can actually provide hazards to the environment beyond just taking up space as trash. Recent Blog Comments discountlandlord says... "Better home security can increase house value When the property is installed with a good security system, the value of it will increase alongside with the decrease in the insurance rate." bsmythe says... "I found that once I bought my all wood kitchen cabinets the kitchen was markedly improved for me and the Mrs." |
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