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 Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2007 7:04 pm
 If I could escape And re-create a place as my own worldWhat is living green? Living green is the use of products that do not waste energy or use a lot of energy to make.
Here's some suggestions to use in your kitchen instead. It's ok if you can't afford them since most of them are fairly cheap and some you can make at home
Paperstone counters
Recycled Glass Tiles
Gas powered oven
Cotton-Whool for furnisings
Buy in bulk
Try to eat lower on the food chain (fruits, vegetables, grains)
Grow your own garden (you won't have those nasty pesticides in your system either.)
Reuse plastic bags
Try to buy products that use very or no packaging
Don't let the water run while doing dishes
If you have any more suggestions please tell me. ^^ And I could be your favorite girl Forever, perfectly together 
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Posted: Fri May 04, 2007 10:49 pm
[ + ` Skillet ` + ] If I could escape And re-create a place as my own worldWhat is living green? Living green is the use of products that do not waste energy or use a lot of energy to make.
Here's some suggestions to use in your kitchen instead. It's ok if you can't afford them since most of them are fairly cheap and some you can make at home
Paperstone counters
Recycled Glass Tiles
Gas powered oven
Cotton-Whool for furnisings
Buy in bulk
Try to eat lower on the food chain (fruits, vegetables, grains)
Grow your own garden (you won't have those nasty pesticides in your system either.)
Reuse plastic bags
Try to buy products that use very or no packaging
Don't let the water run while doing dishes
If you have any more suggestions please tell me. ^^ And I could be your favorite girl Forever, perfectly together OK! yeah! clean as you go! Trust me it gets you in checklist mode! when you clean as your moving it automaticly gets you thinking of what you can do to make things easyer! ...its more of a concentration technique...but anything helps!
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Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 11:52 pm
Living green can be for city life too. Those of us that don't have a backyard or a vast open space to plant a farm can still live green by buying fresh foods from local smaller specialized markets. Buying in bulk isn't always living green. Foods go bad unless canned, jarred, dried, frozen, or cooked. So buy what you will eat and don't let foods spoil.
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