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Spring is in the air and I don’t know about you but I’m not so keen on fouling up that sweet fresh air with the scent of chemicals wafting through my house during household chores. This is just one of the reasons I am so pleased to be working on this campaign with Pollinate Media [...]
I’ve been trying to be a bit more green around here, trying out eco-friendly cleaniong products, saving electricity, cutting down on travel and growing some of my own vegetables. Another way I can reduce my carbon footprint is by choosing paper towels and toilet paper made from recycled content.
Today I have an eco-friendly baby prize pack giveaway for you from Hevea. Hevea makes baby products from sustainably produced natural rubber, to help you start your baby off with fewer chemicals in their life, and make a softer footprint on the earth. Hevea Prize Pack ARV $90 – includes pacifier, teether, bath duck, two [...]
This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Whitney Farms for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine. I finally got around to putting in a raised bed, for a vegetable garden this spring. When my daughter was born, I seeded grass over my fenced in vegetable garden, so she would have a [...]
There is a fun new Facebook Game called A Better World, that challenges players to be a better person. This interactive game takes place in a virtual world where not only is game play rewarded, but real world acts of kindness are rewarded, as well. If you are a fan of games such as Farmville, [...]
Staples has a new eco-friendly product line out now called Sustainable Earth. It includes an array of things most of us use in our homes and offices daily. They sent me a few things to try out and tell you about. The Sustainable Earth calculator has a 100% recycled plastic casing. Both the buttons and [...]
The jewelry from Bottled up Designs , is both unique and eco-minded. The pieces are hand crafted from broken vintage bottles or antique dishware, with sterling silver settings and findings. With Bottled up Designs you are not just getting a piece of jewelry, but a little piece of history, as well. The antique glass and bottles used to make this lovely [...]
As someone who worked in restaurants for many years, I was familiar with the practice of chefs/cooks rubbing their fingers on stainless steel, under running water to remove kitchen odors like garlic, onions and fish. Hence, when I was approached to review the De Odor Works stainless steel deodorant bar, I didn’t find the technology [...]
I tried out the new O-Cedar ProMist for review, this week, and I must say it is handy for quick clean-ups on hard surface floors. I liked it for my bathroom in particular, which is a 1930′s design and not very roomy. The ProMist was easy to get into small areas, and picked up the stray bits [...]
This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Ramblers Way. All opinions are 100% mine. I live in Pawtucket, RI. In 1793, Samuel Slater built the first American cotton mill, just a few short minutes from my current home. Due to Slater Mill, and several other mills which sprung up shortly after it, [...]
