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10 Easy Eco-Friendly Tips To Be That Little Bit Greener
9 September 2008
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This is a guest post from Dan Harrison. Dan is an eco friendly minded person, and he sent us these great tips for easily becoming eco friendly.
the accelerator when you’re about to stop. Don’t acceleration to the
place you’re about to stop at, as that will use extra fuel.
a cup of vinegar and let it fizz and bubble for about fifteen minutes.
Then wash it down with hot water and repeat if necessary. If that
doesn’t remove the clog, a plunger will likely do the job after the
baking powder and vinegar has loosened it.
to make your hair squeaky clean. It also destroys hair follicles!
Shop around health food stores for products without Sodium Lauryl
Sulphate.
minutes cleans out the pores and softens the skin without stripping
natural oils your face needs. Diluted lemon juice is a pleasant
smelling astringent. There are many natural, earth friendly cleansers
right in your own kitchen cupboard.
mainly to break water tension so that the water can wash away dirt and
odors? A tablespoon of soap, whether liquid or powder, is all that’s
really needed. Plain white vinegar will also clean your clothes, but
it doesn’t smell so great!
cleansers down the drain is very harmful to the environment and hard
on your plumbing. Soap scum and limescale can be easily removed with
white vinegar.
little power compared to their incandescent counter-parts.
are harmful to the atmosphere, such as methane. A clean freezer
container can be used to hold your scraps of meat and vegetables. Add
your daily scraps to this container daily and store them in the
freezer. When full, put the contents into a slow cooker and you’ll
have a delicious soup. Putting the finished product through a blender
and garnishing with a little parsley or cheese will make your family
think you’ve found a new, delicious gourmet recipe.
inhaling natural odours instead of chemicals. Add your favourite
essential oil to a small bowl of water or in a spray bottle. Some
spices in boiling water will fill your house with a delicious aroma,
too.
we do with all that waste? Save it in a box or bag and by the time
the winter holidays roll around you’ll have great packing material or
easy to use firestarter for your solid fuel burner.
This is a guest article written by Daniel Harrison, who has a great
interest in eco-gadgets
and getting people being a little bit greener with easy home eco tips.
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