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DIY Upcycling: Crafts For Blue Jeans
on Dec 6, 2007 in Crafts Fashion Recycling and Upcycling Home and Garden Food and Cooking Bags Treehugger estimates you can save 240 kwh of energy a year by wearing them twice a week, washing every fifth day, and avoiding machine drying or ironing them. (Following those rules also prolongs the color and life of your jeans significantly.) But...
Home Ec(o): Counter-Top Gardening
on Dec 6, 2007 in Technology Organics Products Home and Garden Food and Cooking For apartment- and city-dwellers, the dream of one's own organic garden can seem distant. However, thanks to developing technology, that far-fetched fantasy is increasingly possible. Aeroponics, the technique of growing plants suspended in air or m...
Home Ec(o): Hand-Powered Kitchen Gadgets
on Dec 6, 2007 in Technology Products Energy Home and Garden Food and Cooking The makers of emergency gear have long seen the need for manual power. Crank radios and hand-powered flashlights are nothing novel. What is new is the return to hand-operated kitchen gadgets. In a world of electric food processors and microwaves,...
Home Ec(o): Air-Purifying Plants
on Dec 8, 2007 in Green Living Tips Pollution Energy Home and Garden If you're concerned about the air quality in your home, you have good reason. With pollution both in- and outdoors, with toxins in paint, plastics, and cleaning agents, with the carbon dioxide we ourselves exhale, we're right to be worried about the...
Green Makeover: Grocery Shopping
on Dec 10, 2007 in Organics Products Green Living Tips Home and Garden Food and Cooking Green Makeovers Bags There's been a lot of hubbub recently regarding the use of plastic bags at grocery stores. And for good reason: According to the EPA, the United States is responsible for consuming over 380 billion of them every year. If you haven't already, it's h...