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Top 7 Green Alternatives for Your Household

All the new natural "green-cleaning" products being introduced to us in the grocery store? Out there in the market place there are dozens and dozens of green alternatives for traditional household products. So here's a heads-up on some of the best green alternatives I have personally used over the years.

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Top 7 Green Alternatives for Your Household

Green Clean Your Home in Less Than 30 Minutes a Day

Cleaning your home can be time consuming. But if you follow this little guide you can get your home clean and not just clean, clean but green clean in just under 30 minutes a day. Give it a try. Save your self some time.

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Green Clean Your Home in Less Than 30 Minutes a Day

Save Our Freshwater and Stop Using Toxic Chemicals

Every drop counts when it comes to water conservation. Our planet is two-thirds water but only 3% of that is fresh water and less than 1% is fit for us to use. On top of this, much of our freshwater supply is being contaminated by billions of tons of toxic chemicals being dumped into the oceans, lakes, rivers and other natural water sources.

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Save Our Freshwater and Stop Using Toxic Chemicals

How to Green Clean Your Home

Homemade cleaners do work. They are non-toxic, safe to use and are milder than commercial cleaning chemicals. They won't dissolve grime right before your eyes, like magic, but many recipes work just as well if not better than any commercial alternative.

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How to Green Clean Your Home

5 Essential Oils Used in Green Cleaning

Who can resists the wonderful fragrances of Essential Oils? They not only smell great, many have disinfecting properties perfect for green cleaning your home.

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5 Essential Oils Used in Green Cleaning

21 Top Green Cleaning Ingredients You Must Have in Your Home

Green cleaning is natural, safe, inexpensive and easy. Most of these green cleaning ingredients listed here you probably already have in your home or you can purchase at your local grocery store. All that's needed is a little knowledge on how to use them to be most effective. Just a single shelf can hold all the natural cleaning products to clean your entire home.

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21 Top Green Cleaning Ingredients You Must Have in Your Home

Dirty Truth About Bottled Water

It’s just what we’ve all suspected – pure, “straight from the mountains” bottled water is not so pure after all. Comprehensive testing by the Environmental Working Group, a watchdog group dedicated to using the power of public information to protect public health and the environment, has shown that our bottled water contains disinfection byproducts, fertilizer residue, [...]

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Dirty Truth About Bottled Water

5 Ways to Green Up Your Battery Use

We all love our mobile devices; cell phones, laptops, blackberries. But the batteries to make these gadgets work wreak havoc on our environment in landfills. Here are a few tips on how you can stretch the life of your batteries and keep less from going into the landfill. Go for the plug-in. Most gadgets come with [...]

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5 Ways to Green Up Your Battery Use

Bamboo Case with a Super Hybrid Engine?

It’s a Green Machine! That’s right, this green, eco-friendly, bamboo cased gadget with a super hybrid engine is a laptop. “Bamboo is a great material to fashion gadgets,” says ENN.“It’s tough but lightweight, and it wears well, acquiring a patina to complement any knocks and scratches.” But this green machine doesn’t just look pretty with it’s bamboo case, [...]

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Bamboo Case with a Super Hybrid Engine?

Remove Rust Stains with Vinegar

A simple recipe for removing rust stains Make a thin paste of vinegar and salt. Spread the paste on the rust stain in the fabric. Lay the item out in the sun to dry. This will bleach the stain. …or try this as well With the same paste try … Spreading the paste onto the stain. Stretch the fabric over a large [...]

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Remove Rust Stains with Vinegar