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So I Tried It...Green Cleaning, Pt. 2
Posted on May 21, 2013 by Rachel Tardif
See So I Tried It...Green Cleaning, Pt. 1 to catch up on Sue's attempts to make her own green cleaners. For stubborn stains the washing soda package instructions recommended I prepare a paste consisting of four tablespoons of washing soda to ¼ cup of warm water.[...]
This post was posted in Blog and Green Library, Green Cleaning, Green Tips and DIY, Health and Safety and was tagged with bio-based cleaners, NON-TOXIC
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So I Tried It...Green Cleaning, Pt. 1
Posted on May 20, 2013 by Rachel Tardif
We put the green rhetoric to the test. When I decided to take on spring cleaning I suddenly became interested in the possibilities of making cleaning products at home, although in the back of my mind I was afraid the process would be too involved. It would become[...]
This post was posted in Blog and Green Library, Green Cleaning, Green Tips and DIY, Health and Safety and was tagged with bio-based cleaners, NON-TOXIC
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Gifting Green on Mother’s Day
Posted on May 10, 2013 by Jen Stinnett
It’s Mother’s Day again; May 12 for those date-challenged individuals like me, and again it is the dilemma of getting an appropriate (and highly appreciated) gift for that one person in our lives who put up with our foibles and always made sure we had clean underwear[...]
This post was posted in Blog and Green Library, Holidays and was tagged with co-op, family farms, Mother's Day, ORGANIC, SUSTAINABLE
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Surviving the Farmer's Market Frenzy
Posted on May 8, 2013 by Matt Tomasino
Get ready to saunter through hundreds of produce, floral, crafts, meat and dairy choices as farmer’s markets are now in full swing. It is a whirlwind of colorful, often organic proportions that may make some wonder how to get through it all. Here are a few tips on[...]
This post was posted in Blog and Green Library, Eating Well, Green Tips and DIY, Your Community and was tagged with Living Green, SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS, USA MADE
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Green Grass and High Tides: Springing into Spring 2013
Posted on May 2, 2013 by Matt Tomasino
As spring continues to wriggle to the surface, what could be more joyful than stepping into it with an open heart, open arms and most importantly open eyes. As you begin to become intoxicated by blooms, buds and more be sure to take notice of many ways to continue your[...]
This post was posted in Blog and Green Library, Green Living, Your Garden and was tagged with COMPOSTABLE, Composting in the garden, Living Green, NON-TOXIC, water conservation

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