Reducing the environmental impact of clothes dryers
If you need to use a clothes dryer regularly, here are some efficiency tips that will help reduce environmental impact and save you money.
Continue reading →If you need to use a clothes dryer regularly, here are some efficiency tips that will help reduce environmental impact and save you money.
Continue reading →Aside from animal welfare related issues,the production of leather items can have a significant negative impact on the environment.
Continue reading →Front loading vs. top loading – what washing machine should you choose to help minimize the environmental impact of your clothes washing activities?
Continue reading →If you buy ugg-style boots made in certain countries, it may not always be sheepskin you are getting it seems. Worse still, the animal may not have been dead when it had its skin removed.
Continue reading →Are you a line dryer? Caring for your clothes pegs and clothespin choice certainly won’t save the planet, but it will just shave another small slice off your overall environmental impact – and lots of small slices add up to a big chunk.
Continue reading →Pick up some tips for a more environmentally friendly clothes washing practices that reduce chemical, water and energy consumption with little or no extra effort – and save you money!
Continue reading →Different fabrics and distribution channels have a significant effect on the health of our environment, but there are three easy steps you can take to help green your closet when you choose clothes for yourself and your family.
Continue reading →What springs to mind when you hear the term "used clothes"? Perhaps you find it a little offputting? Think about the term "pre-loved" instead. You’ll save cash and lighten the load on the environment
Continue reading →Drying your clothes on a good old fashioned clothes line in partnership with the sun can substantially reduce your domestic chore related environmental impact and save you money too!
Continue reading →Holes in your stockings or pantyhose? Don’t throw them away! They can be very handy – here’s X tips to get you started and I’d welcome your ideas as well!
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