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 Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 4:08 pm
Hmm...Never heard of that, Tahpenes!
I also suggest using Aveda's beauty products. I use their rosemary mint shampoo and conditioner and not only does it smell like heaven, it works REALLY well! They're all organic too. wink Just expensive. xp
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Posted: Sat May 27, 2006 12:12 am
Petticoat_Lane cage free eggs. well, it's better for the hens anyway... I have tried free rang organic eggs, they cost more but they are worth the cost, they are better that factory eggs.
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Posted: Sun May 28, 2006 8:06 pm
I've heard somewhere that free range livestock don't get that much more space....Is it true though?
And the thing with free range is....The animals still get sent to the slaughterhouse anyways. And the slaughterhouses are awful. It's just a better alternative to regular meat... cry
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Posted: Sat Jun 10, 2006 4:03 pm
Alex The Kender I read a long time ago about earth friendly feminine products... I just wish I could find that website again.... Let me get back to you on that one. Google reusable pads (washable, they're cloth), organic tampons, organic pads, menstrul cups, menstrual sponge....you will find many. You can also make your own reusable pads.
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Posted: Sat Jun 10, 2006 4:12 pm
Something else to keep in mind, besides the nature of the product itself, is the business that is selling it. Buying organic vegetables at QFC, for example, still supports Kroger (look up some stuff on Kroger, they are a very very bad corporation and they own lots of companies, including Weyerhauser), though I do understand that some people do not live in areas where they have a lot of options in terms of buying environmentally-friendly products, let alone from good companies (I live in Seattle, a.k.a. the metropolitan hippie headquarters), or have few monetary etc. means to acquire them. Speaking of which....d.i.y. anybody?
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Posted: Sun Jun 11, 2006 1:04 pm
Elven_hime Something else to keep in mind, besides the nature of the product itself, is the business that is selling it. Buying organic vegetables at QFC, for example, still supports Kroger (look up some stuff on Kroger, they are a very very bad corporation and they own lots of companies, including Weyerhauser), though I do understand that some people do not live in areas where they have a lot of options in terms of buying environmentally-friendly products, let alone from good companies (I live in Seattle, a.k.a. the metropolitan hippie headquarters), or have few monetary etc. means to acquire them. Speaking of which....d.i.y. anybody?
I see what you mean w/ the buying organic stuff at places that also support non-organic stuff.......Whole Foods is good! Or PCC!
And what's DIY?
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