Green Cleaning Products: According to the EPA, the air inside of a home is two to five times more polluted than the air outside, mainly because of household cleaners and pesticides. Many common cleaning products can be made from nontoxic ingredients that you already have in your home and work just as well. Making your own cleaning solutions will also help reduce the amount of plastic packaging you buy. Check out this nontoxic solutions site for ideas and recipes.
Trash to treasure: When going through your old notes, don't just toss them in the closest trash bin, save the unused paper and use them for scratch paper and recycle the others.
If you have unwanted and slightly worn clothes, you can donate or sell them. Santa Cruz GOODWILL and the Homeless Service Center are always accepting donations. Also, UCSC has several Facebook groups where you can sell your unwanted items. Check out and join the Free & For Sell and Clothing and Accessories Exchange Facebook groups.
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Rebecca great post, those tips would definitely apply to homeowners here in the UK. I particularly like the point you've made about green cleaning products- you can easily make your own cleansers with a few ingredients that will do just as good a job, saving you money and ensuring you are improving your carbon footprint by minimising the use of chemicals
Hi, Rebecca! You write really well and help a lot of people. Thanks for existing :)
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