general tips for greening your home environment and living a more ecologically friendly life within your four walls.
Whenever I see non-stick coatings, I immediately think "teflon" and all the health and environmental issues associated with it – but a new generation of coatings is changing things for the better.
Continue reading →There are dozens of wood certification programs around the world – so what does the term "certified wood" mean and can these certifications be trusted to indicate truly environmentally friendly wood products?
Continue reading →Rats stir up repulsion in many, but like us, they are just trying to get by. Unfortunately, co-existence in many cases is not an option; but before reaching for rat poison or snap traps, consider some more environmentally friendly alternatives.
Continue reading →Disposable plastic shopping bags are becoming a thing of the past in some countries, but they need to be replaced with something. In this article, I take a look at different types of reusable bags.
Continue reading →A cockroach infestation is a nightmare for many people. Pick up some earth friendly tips for getting rid of cockroaches – and add your own!
Continue reading →Greening your life can be done in all sorts of areas and in ways large and small. This includes your choice of the humble cutting board you use in food preparation. Wood or plastic – which is more hygienic and the most environmentally friendly? Learn more in this article.
Continue reading →Should the presence or absence of a backbone make so much difference to attitudes related to pest control?
Continue reading →Mouse problem? If you’re looking for a more environmentally friendly alternative to using poisons and spring traps aren’t an option, consider an electronic trap. My test and review of the Victor Multi-Kill Electronic Mouse Trap.
Continue reading →Have you ever stopped to think how much stuff you have? Do you remember exactly what you own? A big cleanup around the home, shed and yard can lighten your environmental impact and save money.
Continue reading →Recycling crayons isn’t going to save the environment by any means; but it’s just a little less garbage winding up in landfill, can save you money and can help teach your children the value (and fun) in recycling.
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