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Does cold, gray winter weather give you a case of the wintertime blues? Now there’s a energy-efficient light bulb that can supposedly clean your home’s air while additionally boosting your serotonin levels. Sound to good to be true? I’m a kind of a natural skeptic, so I feel you. But hey, in a world where LED bulbs can smooth wrinkles better than Botox, a light bulb that kicks your blues and cleans your air doesn’t seem too far-fetched.
One thing is for certain. In the wintertime, air quality…
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I received two URGENT messages in my inbox today telling me that that was the last day I could get free shipping for various products. Fortunately I am finished with my Christmas/Hanuka/Festivus shopping but I know there are few of you who are still scrambling. Here are a some stores with a green angle that will additionally save you some dough that month when you place an order.
Reusable Bags has a holiday sale going one that will save you as much as 50% on various products and shipping…
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We have a winner for the deliciously pine-scented, limited edition Holiday Greens Collection from Sweet Grass Farm
Winner Z shared that comment:
I love the smell of homemade butter cookies and pine cone wreaths that duration of year. that would be a great gift to have to replace having a live tree in the house.
Sounds like that kit will be perfect in Z’s home!
And the prizes keep coming — that week the green Daily Giveaway is a year enlarged Green Dimes membership. Get yourself …
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I was lucky suitable by the weekend to come across some of Karen Kempf’s work. She is the owner and creator of kk-nola, a company out of New Orleans, Louisiana. She has taken her environmental ethics and applied them to her art which consists primarily of recycled paper and fabrics.
Kempf’s handcrafted paper products include journals, magnets, and gift cards. Each of which is created without the use of additional dyes, relying only on what is aly embedded in the papers themselves. The aft…
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I’m certain you’ve all seen the infomercials for the ShamWow, the cloth that can “hold 20X its weight in water,” according to the manufacturer. You know, the one where the guy soaks up what looks like a bottle worth of soda, just like that, with no drips.
According to the infomercial, the ShamWow is made in Germany, is machine washable and has a ten-year guarantee. And even Olympic swimmers use them!
ShamWows are not cheap, with eight ShamWows going for roughly $20. Of course, whether …
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How would you build a place to live whether your goal was to do it yourself and to be as honest and as frugal as you could? To have it both meet your dreams and be a credible undertaking accomplished not by Acme Construction but by human hands?
Lou Ureneck is building and contemplating that home in a series of columns and blog posts for the New York Times. Here’s an excerpt from a recent column:
Building a cabin, I’m finding, can be a lever into a middle-aged man’s rural fantasies. S…
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Okay, I know many of us are strapped for cash at the moment, but in case you have to form a major home purchase in the near future, I have a suggestion. It’s in the headline. Buy your energy-saving appliances, windows, boilers and insulation after the first of the year.
If you live in the U.S. that purchase will aftermath in a $500 credit on your taxes. The energy efficiency tax credit was recently reinstated by Congress, and it’s bound to do you some good on next year’s taxes. That’s cold co…
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