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Make your own products; such as: laundry soap, and soap and cleaning products. Saves the environment and saves money.

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Added by: New User 532070 - 4 days ago - Comment

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Switch to using Cleaning Wipes to good old fashion sponge and ecofriendly cleaning products. Not only you will save the trees but you will also save the environment by using an ecofriendly cleaning product.

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Create 'scratch pads' out of printed one side paper. - Stack up a bunch of this paper - glue the long edge - cut in half - voila 2 pads of re-used scratch pads.

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Make your own products; such as: laundry soap, and soap and cleaning products. Saves the environment and saves money.

environment, home

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Create 'scratch pads' out of printed one side paper. - Stack up a bunch of this paper - glue the long edge - cut in half - voila 2 pads of re-used scratch pads.

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Switch from antibacterial soap to regular soap. There are no health benefits of using anti-bacterial soap unless you leave it on your hands for two minutes. There are huge negative environmental impact of the active ingredient, Triclosan, staying in natural waterways. AND regular soap is cheaper!

Added by Jill Harrington - 9 days ago - Comment

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Little things make the difference; close the lights when you get out of a room, don't live the water running when you brush your teeth, recycle, use enviromental bulbs, don't throw batteries and ink in the garbage send them to places where they collect such as futurshop or staples, don't live the car running for no reason and try to share a car or take the bus.It is these little thing that matter.

air, batterie, light, little things, water

Added by cathou - 10 days ago - Comment

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Space heaters in office environments use a lot of energy. To help convince staff to limit their usage offer to cater a lunch once a month if they stop or limit using them! a sweater and warm socks can save not only dollars but reduce the company's carbon footprint drastically!

Added by EnviroWeezy - 12 days ago - Comment

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Dog poop is messy but a simple system can make the job a lot friendlier to the environment.
Rather than using plastic bags which add up to 730 in one year, try this system.
Buy a reusable lunch bag and place a little kitty litter in the bottom. Then line the bag with a paper lunch bag put in a little more kitty litter and use a kitty litter scoop to scoop up the poop, deposit the paper bag.

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Run your washer, dryer and dishwasher during the off-peak of energy consumption, 9pm to 7am! It will help save the environment and you'll spend less money!

Added by LIVE GREEN - 21 days ago - Comment

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When you build your own house, try to not make it any bigger than REALLY necassary and try to build near work/school and local stores so you don't need to use your car to often. Use solar and wind energy. And, no duh, recycle!!
BE GREEN!!!

Added by b.green - 27 days ago - Comment

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use gift cards instead of wrapping up gifts; i heard that christmas paper cant be recycled... besides you will save on postage as well as the postal rates always climb

Added by Marina Barnes - 4 weeks ago - Comment

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I love making greeting cards and find e-cards WAY too impersonal. But I use ONLY recycled products and recommend all my recipients to make a new inside to the card with a new sentiment and send it on to someone new.

paper cards, recycled materials, recycling cards

Added by adele13348 - 4 weeks ago - Comment

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When you are starting your shower, capture the cooler water from the hot water pipe in a bucket before it turns hot instead of letting it pour down the drain. Two showers usually provides enough excess water to flush a low flush toilet.

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Use leaves and yard waste to fertilize your veggie garden for the next year, mulch the leaves, then turn them into the soil, over the winter the nutrients leach back into the soil to help with next years veggies. If you have an abundant amount of leaves, use them to blanket around your garden and landscape for the winter, this allows them to be protected from the winter while maintaining moisture

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If your fridge-freezer isn't full, fill a container with ice from outside (you could fill the cont. with H2O & put it outside to freeze, but it's even more eco-friendly to use naturally frozen rain H2O) and place it in the freezer. It will help to keep it colder with less hydro used, plus save on wear and tear to the motor. If u need the space, put the ice outside in the cold till u need it again.

Free indoor refrigeration

Added by finder - 4 weeks ago - Comment

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We all know about dressing in layers to keep warm outside, but it really helps in the house too. Especially if you TUCK IN, ie. undershirt into longjohns or tights, shirt into pants + same with 2 pairs of socks, 1 under longjs and one pair over,(or even over pants) and then a sweater overlapping and below the waistband. Turtlenecks are really good @ keeping heat in! Now turn down the thermostat!

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before you open the frig Think

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Use your clothes line to dry.

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Housewarming gift giving made easy! Just grab a eco-friendly laundry basket or reuseable shopping bag, and fill it with eco cleaners, plus micro fiber cloths. If you can't find a basket, us Add a soy candle, recycled content card and done! One wonderful gift, they're sure to use and appreciate. I buy the products from the store I know they shop at so they can find them again.

Cleaners, Gifts, Housewarming, New home

Added by mizk - 5 weeks ago - Comment

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Rather than use over-packaged, phthalate-ridden personal deoderants I've purchaced a mineral crystal to keep from smelling. It was about 10bucks for the crystal and it lasts for up to a year. Its a great thing to have if you want to keep from smelling and if you want to lessen you exposure to chemicals.

Added by i-heart-recycling - 5 weeks ago - Comment

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I recently made a cheap solar water heater for my house. It uses a 310 liter (80 gal) tank. It heats water to 55C (135F) on sunny days. It cost around $300 USD to build. I even put in a cheap little back up electric heater for cloudy days. Thought you might be interested. Here is a video/blog post:
http://www.teaters.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=217

solar water heater cheap diy homemade

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Grow More Trees and less deforestation, use unleaded Petrol (ULP) for gas fuels like for the cars in Austraila

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Turn off the lights when not needed.

Added by French Girl - 6 weeks ago - Comment

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Buy fewer Christmas presents. Most of us have too much already. Use the money saved to give to an environmental group or charity, in fact you can donate to someone's favourite of either in some as a gift

Added by ianaday - 7 weeks ago - Comment

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Houston Air Conditioning are opened 24 hours a day and 7 days a week & specialize in Major Appliance Repairs of all Air Conditioning, Heating Repair, radiant barriers, home sealing, duct sealing, lighting and all electrical works. We are a full-service air conditioning and heating company providing service, sales, repair and installation on most makes and models. Fast and reliable. (832)369-8277

AC Repair, Duct Sealing, Heating Repairs, Lighting, Radiant Barrier

Added by devsmith - 7 weeks ago - Comment

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delete useless email in your inbox ...uses up less memory in the server, thus less energy, and no need for server expansion. i think

Added by nuahil - 7 weeks ago - Comment

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hand wash dishes with water used to wash vegetables.

dish, water

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Say goodbye to battery run clocks get a digital clock powered by water;See the H2O (drinks) can www.ecohamster.co.uk

digital, eco, water

Added by Yellowstone Comms - 7 weeks ago - Comment

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Use Ecos Laundry Detergent - 100% natural, neutral PH, non-polluting,100% biodegradable, non-toxic. It has a soy based fabric softener. When using with HE washer, you receive 210 loads per 1 bottle. http://www.ecos.com/ecosliquid.html#spec

Added by GreenEffects Shop - 8 weeks ago - Comment

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Start a verimiculture bin in your basement. Very easy and convenient. Purchase red wigglers from a bait shop. Use browns and greens to start. Don't overfeed through as you'll get fruit flies. No meat, no bones. Add egg shells and newspapers to add to the nutrients.

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Use reusable gift bags for presents instead of using wrapping paper.

Added by PMA - 8 weeks ago - Comment

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older trucks, put on a tonneau cover, reduces drag and can improve gas milage by 5%-7% while you are saving up for a new beast

gas milage, tonneau cover, vehicle

Added by BillG - 8 weeks ago - Comment

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Recycle Bins are not only for the main floor. Make sure you have a small one in the bathroom as well.

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Added by Ryan Groom - 8 weeks ago - Comment

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Clean out your garage (if you have one) so you can park your vehicle inside instead of 10 minutes of idling warming up the vehicle before you head to work.

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Added by PMA - 9 weeks ago - Comment

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Recycle. Blue and grey bins are available just about everywhere.

Added by Paul - 9 weeks ago - Comment

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Remember to recycle batteries to reduce garbage, recycle, and reuse.

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I use Life Natural, Magnetic Laundry System, in place of detergents. Saves a lot of money, Saves the ground water.I use only cold water an by-pass the rinse cycle as there is no toxic residue. My septic tank and my wallet are happy. Plus the clothes are clean. www.magneticlaundry.ca
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I use Life Natural, Magnetic Laundry System, in place of detergents. Saves a lot of money, Saves the ground water.I use only cold water an by-pass the rinse cycle. My septic tank and my wallet are happy. Plus the clothes are clean. www.magneticlaundry.ca
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Recycle your empty cereal and cracker boxes and use them for food scrapings instead of the mini green bin. As soon as it's filled, toss the whole thing in the compost. No mess, no cleaning. - Saves hassle, water, and soap.

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About 18 years ago I bought about 10 metres of non-see through Christmas fabric--out of that I made bags of different sizes, attaching a draw string and straw metal bells and out of two separate 1 metre pieces, which I hemmed, I then had Christmas present wrappings. The metre-long pieces for big presents and the bags for others, with the bells to discourage snoopers. I still use them.

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always look for new ways to help the environment...walk instead of drive if possible; do not buy bottled water, try using cloth diapers. there are many ways to turn green!

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always look for new ways to help the environment...walk instead of drive if possible; do not buy bottled water, try using cloth diapers. there are many ways to turn green!

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always look for new ways to help the environment...walk instead of drive if possible; do not buy bottled water, try using cloth diapers. there are many ways to turn green!

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use fabric or re-use old gift bags instead of buying new wrapping paper this year

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use fabric or re-use old gift bags instead of buying new wrapping paper this year

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use fabric or re-use old gift bags instead of buying new wrapping paper this year

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use fabric or re-use old gift bags instead of buying new wrapping paper this year

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use fabric or re-use old gift bags instead of buying new wrapping paper this year

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Defrost frozen foods in the refrigerator so your frige consume less energy

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Instead of buying newspapers, read news online! In fact, you can even get the news emailed to you buy subscribing in most newspaper websites.

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Keep the lint filter on your dryer cleaned so the dryer uses less energy.

dryer, efficiency, energy, laundry

Added by Sean McGrath - 38 weeks ago - Comment

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Use a bucket and sponge for washing the car instead of running water.

vehicle, water

Added by BillG - 38 weeks ago - Comment

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Use cloth tea towels rather than paper towels. Take sometime to embroider you towels, embellish them with scrap fringe and fabrics, make them really special and your family will cherish using them for generations. I use my grandmothers hand-stitched tea towels and love them. Beats wasteful paper towels any day! And, they can be re-used again and again.

cloth towels, cooking, decorations, eco-living, fabric, fashion, green kitchen, paper towels, tea towel

Added by Nostalgia Organics - 36 weeks ago - Comment

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Take your own tote bags to the grocery store. They hold so much more and you won't need to worry about bags ripping like plastic bags do! I also have a nice insulated bag that I use for frozen foods or meats. I got a bunch free last year for Earth Month from the supermarkets.

Added by jenbair - 36 weeks ago - Comment

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Use rags instead of paper towels. Old t-shirts and towels work very well. I use my serger to tidy up the edges.

Added by magsgreen - 35 weeks ago - Comment

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Avoid speeding and sudden accelerations; both habits guzzle gas. When waiting for friends or family, shut off the engine. Consolidate daily errands to eliminate unnecessary driving.

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Added by Ryan Groom - 34 weeks ago - Comment

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To reduce mosquitoes in your rain barrel go to the local pet shop and buy two goldfish for the barrel. They will eat the larvae all summer and will make a nice pet in the fall

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Added by Sean McGrath - 32 weeks ago - Comment

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When you are not using an electrical appliance unplug it from the outlet, don't just turn it off. Especially items such as dishwashers, vacuums, microwaves, dryer, consume a lot of electricity even when they are turned off, and just plugged in.

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Keep tank full in winter: Keeping your gas tank full can end up saving you big. When the gas tank isn’t full, the moist air in the gas tank condenses against the inside wall of the tank. This water affects the quality of the fuel, causing starting problems, fuel not being burned efficiently, engine misfiring, and adding strain to the engine.

gas mileage, vehicle

Added by BillG - 38 weeks ago - Comment

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When you have finished reading a book, magazine or paper. Pass them along for others to read. Check your local library prior to buying. This will help reduce paper consumption, Even check out for a digital or audio format.

audio, books, digital

Added by Paul Scudamore - 38 weeks ago - Comment

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Run Dishwasher When Full. An automatic dishwasher uses approximately 40 litres of water whether it is full or only partially full of dishes

energy, home, savings, waste, water

Added by JamesT - 38 weeks ago - Comment

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Barter your old stuff like books, cloths or even your car. If you don't have a barter community around you use one of those websites like www.barterquest.com. you can even offer your green services there.

barter, exchange, goods, service, swap

Added by Fred Kogel - 37 weeks ago - Comment

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When working at your computer, there's no need to have a separate radio or stereo on. Just use your computer and save on energy.

computer, energy, music, office, radio, reduce, save, work

Added by Sean McGrath - 37 weeks ago - Comment

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Use a travel mug or office ceramic mug instead of disposable coffee cups/lids.

coffee, reuse, travel mug

Added by MudFlaps - 37 weeks ago - Comment

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During the summer months use a clothes line instead of the dryer.

Added by Bernard Donelle - 37 weeks ago - Comment

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When you wash lettuce to make a salad, save the water for your plants.

water

Added by Brighid - 37 weeks ago - Comment

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take old magazines to laundry mat or hospital waiting rooms for other to use

Added by skynb - 36 weeks ago - Comment

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Use water and vinegar to clean your floors, counter tops etc. (a must for families with small kids and pets). It works great and floors do not smell like chemicals and kids and pets can crawal/run freely withount inhaling any chemicals.

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Most bills I receive come with a return envelope. I pay bills by phone or by computer, so I save all the envelopes and use them for mailing other things (letters or rebates), to hold misc. stuff, or even as scratch paper. I have also returned accumulated unused envelopes to some of the local businesses (only as I have been going by anyway).

Added by catherineccarter - 35 weeks ago - Comment

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Use cloth serviettes instead of paper napkins. They can be washed with the towels.

Added by magsgreen - 35 weeks ago - Comment

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Use the broom when the vacuum is not needed.

broom, cleaning, vacuum

Added by Ryan Groom - 35 weeks ago - Comment

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Quick oil change shops may urge us to change the oil in our vehicles every 3,000 miles. However, most newer cars don’t need the oil changed that often. In fact, most manufacturers say you can go 7,000 to 10,000 miles without a problem.

Newer vehicles have an oil life meter, don't change it until you need to.

gas milage, maintenance, oil change, vehicle

Added by Ryan Groom - 34 weeks ago - Comment

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Keep the engine running at peak performance-a misfiring spark plug can reduce fuel efficiency as much as 30 percent. Replace filters and fluids as recommended in the manual.

maintenance, vehicle

Added by Ryan Groom - 34 weeks ago - Comment

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Use baby size washclothes in an old wipes box with a light babywash and water solution instead of disposable baby wipes

baby, cleaning, reuse

Added by wytchlady - 34 weeks ago - Comment

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Use cloth diapers when possible. You can now get them with velcro that resemble disposables, easy to use! Cold water washes and sunlight keep them nice and clean :)

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Buy used products whenever possible. You can find many like new and get them for less money too! Thriftstores, yardsales, classifieds and online places like Craigslist are great resources.

Added by wytchlady - 34 weeks ago - Comment

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Make sure that your recycling bins are well-packed when you put them out. Loose items will blow away on windy days, essentially creating litter.

Added by Steve Oliveira - 34 weeks ago - Comment

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Air dry laundry.

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Turn off heat source before the end of the cooking. The heat in the pot and element will contine to cook for a while especially if you were boiling something #2 use a small toaster oven or Microwave to heat and re-heat things instead of the larger stove oven #3 Put the next load in the dryer quickly before the heat from the first load goes away.

Added by New User 315530 - 34 weeks ago - Comment

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Use vinegar, baking soda & lemon for all your household cleaning needs. Nearly everything in your home can be cleaned & disinfected using these natural, green cleaners.

Added by cdncntrygrl - 34 weeks ago - Comment

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Remember your travel mug when buying tea or coffee.

Added by GreenAmber - 34 weeks ago - Comment

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Call companies every time you received unsolicited marketing "junk" from them to have your name removed from their mailing lists.

junk mail, reduce, reduce paper

Added by GreenAmber - 34 weeks ago - Comment

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Carry small items in your hand instead of paying for that plastic bag.

Added by cjesso - 34 weeks ago - Comment

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Support non-profit organizations and charities that help the environment.

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Compost in your own back yard. This reduces waste to the landfill.
Most dirt in backyards is less than 1% organic matter.
If you don't feed the Earth, the Earth can't feed you.
Organic matter holds rain water for less run off, lessens erosions, feeds plants making them healthier and more able to resist disease and pests as well as out grow weeds. Mulch twice a year for the good of the planet.

Added by valerie melody - 33 weeks ago - Comment

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Stop buying Swiffer replacement pads. Make your own from old towels. These little cloths can be laundered over and over and you're adding nothing to the landfill!.

housecleaning, reuse, Swiffer

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I always carry a cloth shopping bag in my purse just in case...

Added by Jane Jones - 33 weeks ago - Comment

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Hang your laundry outside to dry. This not only reduces energy use, it reduces your utility bill. Plus, no artificial fabric softener scent compares to the scent of sun-dried linens and clothes!

emissions, gas, hydro, laundry

Added by New User 38770 - 32 weeks ago - Comment

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I carry mesh bags to the grocery store to purchase produce, instead of using plastic bags. You can rinse and store produce in the mesh bags, and they are reusable forever. They are small and light enough to always have a few with you.

food, kitchen, plastic, reduce, reuse

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Don't throw out used coffee grounds. Add these to houseplants to improve the soil or rid yourself of ants by putting them on the nest.

Added by Albert Lebastard - 32 weeks ago - Comment

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When grocery shopping try opting for more local produce, such as the local butcher, farmers market etc... Local food is without a doubt healthier, and will not come in gigantic plastic packages, which always ends up in the landfill.

GO GREEN SHOP LOCAL

Food, Healthy, Plastic, Shopping, Waste

Added by New User 6148616 - 32 weeks ago - Comment

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When attending summer festivals and potluck bbq's etc - bring your own reusable plate, cutlery, cup and a cloth napkin or tea towel.

Added by Jane Jones - 31 weeks ago - Comment

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Instead of using plastic bin liners in the bathroom wastecan I use one sheet of newspaper; press the middle of the sheet into the bottom and fold the sides out against the walls of the bin. I empty it by lifting the newspaper out.

bathroom, garbage, newspaper, waste

Added by veronicapencil - 31 weeks ago - Comment

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Stop using disposable gift wrapping materials. Try easy to make drawstring gift bags from fabric, or read up on Furoshiki - the Japanese Art of Cloth Gift Wrapping. Your wrapping will be a beautiful conversation piece, and you might find a new use for fabric scraps.

fabric, gift, reuse, reusuable, wrapping

Added by Pamtsu - 31 weeks ago - Comment

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Wear clothing or use other fabrics more than once between washings; especially towels and pajamas.

Added by G Smith - 31 weeks ago - Comment

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For over 25 years now I have kept a composting bucket beneath my kitchen sink without any insuing smell. My secret is to use coffe grounds as they completely cut the smell of decomposing vegies or fruit peelings and pits. This works for outdoor composting as well and keeps pesty bears away from the pile.

coffee grounds, Composting

Added by Mowich - 31 weeks ago - Comment

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Got baked-on food inside your microwave? Avoid using chemicals to clean it. Simply place a mug of water inside the microwave and boil on high for two to three minutes. The steam will soften the baked on food and make it easy to wipe up -- with a re-usable cloth of course!

cleaning, kitchen, waste

Added by Shep - 31 weeks ago - Comment

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When I go for a walk in my neighborhood, I carry a bag and pick up the trash on the street. Vinyl gloves can help, and I recycle the garbage whenever possible. It may seem embarrassing to do this, but I feel like the whole neighborhood is my home. The further I get away from home picking up trash, the more I feel the world is my home, a clean and welcoming place.

cleaning up, garbage, litter, trash

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