Five Easy Ways to Go Green at Home

St. Patrick’s Day is tomorrow, and it gave me a little inspiration to write about some ways to go green inside your home. I’ve already given you some suggestions for making some green cleaning products, but it’s always helpful to know some little tips to help “green up” your life. 1. Cut down on junk … Continue reading →

DIY Dishwasher Detergent

I’ve realized something in the last couple of days. I’ve talked and talked (well, written really) about how to go green and some great alternatives to use in your home, but I don’t think I’ve ever written about how to make your own dishwasher detergent. When it comes to green cleaning, some of the worst … Continue reading →

Give the Gift of Green Cleaning

I know what you may be thinking: “Why would I want to give someone cleaning supplies for Christmas? Isn’t that rude?” There may be a stigma or two when it comes to buying someone a vacuum cleaner for Christmas, but green cleaning products are the perfect gift for several people on your list. They’re great … Continue reading →

How to Dispose of your Hazardous Cleaning Chemicals

I know I’ve been talking about going with the natural cleaning products and ditching the old, chemical-filled ones. But BEFORE you start to flush them down the toilet or pour them down the drain or even put them in the trash can, I think it’s my responsibility to tell you how to properly dispose of … Continue reading →

How to Get Rid of Home Odors–Naturally

  There’s nothing worse than walking into your house and smelling last night’s dinner (which was undoubtedly something with onions or fish to make it extra pungent.) You most likely would reach for your store-bought air freshener in this scenario, but you might want to think twice. Although these store-bought air fresheners do make your home … Continue reading →