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Homemade Biodiesel-How To Make Biodiesel at Home ?

David — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 13:33:26 +0000

Make Biodiesel at Home? Can it be Done? Biodiesel, as an alternative fuel, has a number of benefits, but the biggest benefit is that anyone can make Biodiesel at home. Let us imagine: Being able to produce your own fuel for your car or even to create energy for your home? That would translate into major savings for you. Making Biodiesel is not really that difficult. If you can, it is a great idea to get involved in making your own Biodiesel because you get to save gas costs when you use Biodiesel that is made from your home. Supplies for Biodiesel Producing a small amount Biodiesel at Read More..

How to Be Eco-Conscious when Buying Meat

David — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 22:42:39 +0000

With vegetarian diets touted as the most “green” way to go, meat eaters who wish to make eco-friendly food choices may feel a bit left out. But there’s good news – you can eat meat and still be eco-conscious. Here are some tips for making earth-friendly choices when buying meat. 1. Red meat Most beef cattle in the U.S. are raised on feed lots, which raises environmental concerns. Feed lot cattle are also given antibiotics to prevent illnesses that flourish in such crowded conditions, raising concerns about antibiotic-resistant bacteria and residues of the antibiotics Read More..

How To Teach Children About Recycling

David — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 14:49:26 +0000

How To Teach Children About Recycling Recycling is more important than ever and with our future generations at stake, it’s important to teach them to care for the planet. Here’s how to do it: #1 – Talk about the three R’s. Children like thins explained in a way they understand and the three R’s will be easy for them to remember – they are Reuse, Reduce, Recycle. Reuse – Show your children how they can reuse common items. Give examples throughout your day and say things like “don’t throw away that yogurt pot because we can reuse it Read More..

How to Get Beautiful Nails

David — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 14:42:57 +0000

How to Get Beautiful Nails Most of us spend a lot of time making sure that our face and hair look great. Why? Because it’s usually the first thing a person sees and notices about us. However, a good impression of your appearance can be turned upside down quickly after they shake your hand and notice poorly cared-for nails. That’s why it’s important not to stop caring about your appearance when you’re done with the obvious. Here are some tips to keep your nails healthy and looking as good as the rest of your body. The first step in Read More..

How to Make your Own Shaving Cream

David — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 15:02:45 +0000

How to Make your Own Shaving Cream Making your own shaving cream will help you avoid many harmful toxins found in traditional shaving products and is also good for the environment. It’s actually not very difficult at all and there are a few variations you could easily make. Lets get started: Ingredients: ½ teaspoon of sunflower or rapeseed oil ¼ cup unscented natural glycerine soap Double boiler (one larger pot over a small one works well too) 2 drops essential oil of your choice (lavender or peppermint work well) Instructions: #1 – Melt the pieces of glycerine Read More..

How to Have a Zero Waste Halloween Party

David — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 14:59:49 +0000

How to Have a Zero Waste Halloween Party For many adults and children alike Halloween is the best holiday of the year. All the candy and costumes; it’s an immensely fun time. Enhance the fun by eliminating waste and any associated guilt by throwing a zero waste Halloween party. Here’s how: #1 Start with the invitations. Electronic invitations or evites are invitations without paper. They’re sent via email. That means no trees are cut down in the name of your party. #2 Give it a home-made theme. Encourage attendees to Read More..

How To Save Money Buying Natural Organic Food

David — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 14:50:13 +0000

How To Save Money Buying Natural Organic Food Buying organic foods is a growing necessity for many families. The more concerned we become about the pollutants and chemicals in our food, the greater the need for organic replacements. However, it’s not always easy to go down the organic route as this can be expensive for many families. Here are a few tips to help you save on organic foods: #1 – Buy in season. Seasonal product cost less and is also better for you. Our bodies are designed to eat according to our environment and buying in season helps you achieve this. In the Read More..

Advice on How to Recycle E-Waste

David — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 15:02:40 +0000

Advice on How to Recycle E-Waste E-waste is just the latest term for all your leftover electronics. With technology progressing so fast, many people have tons of old TVs, computers, cell phones, and other old stuff just lying around the house not being used. It’s important not to just throw your electronics away. They contain harmful chemicals and heavy metals that can fill landfills and pollute the environment around them. These materials can pollute the air, water, soil, and potentially your family. In fact, in many places, it is illegal to throw these Read More..

How to Detox and Heal Eczema

David — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 19:08:50 +0000

How to Detox and Heal Eczema If you’re one of the three percent of adults that has to deal with eczema, you know what frustration feels like. You’ve probably tried all kinds of pills, creams, and seemingly ridiculous regimens with very little luck. Well, all these chemicals you’re adding may just be part of the cause of your problem. As we go through our day, toxic chemicals are continually entering our body; they’re in the food we eat, the chemicals we put on our skin, and even in the air we breathe. While a little bit of these chemicals is fine, Read More..

How To Make Your Own Veggie Juice

David — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 17:18:34 +0000

How To Make Your Own Veggie Juice Making your own fresh vegetable juice is really beneficial to the whole family. Not only are you making it easier for them to get their 5 a day but you’re also avoiding the many hidden sugars and additives found in traditional juices. Here’s how to get started: Get a good juicer – A good juicer is worth its weight in gold. You can get years out of use from an initial investment and have fresh juice all year round. Look for a strong and sturdy model that’s easy to use. If it’s too fiddly you may be put off using it on a Read More..