May 5th, 2008
It always seems like I find someone every day who is talking about saving the environment. Granted, I want to be a good steward of hte things I am gifted, but I also want to use disposable diapers and I enjoy a good Styrofoam cup that doesn’t sweat all over my car or coffee table. […]
By kellys -- 9 comments
April 28th, 2008
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again . . . I hate those little plastic grocery bags. I can’t stand how they accumulate in my house. It drives me nuts that I put them in my van so that I’ll take them to the store to recycle, but forget to take them inside and […]
By Karen -- 6 comments
April 11th, 2008
Until recently, I had never realized that my thrifty ways were helping the environment. I never considered myself a tree hugger or environmental activist. I always tried to do my part, within reason. Now I am beginning to realize how frugalness is good for the environment.
Here are some thrifty ways to help the environment, and […]
By Karen -- 13 comments
March 27th, 2008
So I promised a closer look at baking soda. It seems to be a huge resource for a lot of things. And you don’t get much cheaper than $1 for a powerful cleaning agent. So here is my list of the top uses for baking soda. Some will seem familiar as we have talked about […]
By kellys -- 4 comments
March 26th, 2008
I was at Lowe’s Foods the other day and noticed they have Earth Saver bags for .99 or you can get them for free by spending your green points. I think the cost of each bag (with green points) was 1200 points.
I purchased one bag with my green points and then I found out that […]
By Karen -- 12 comments
November 20th, 2007
People have been wondering if the extra cost of a hybrid vehicle is worth the savings on gas. Now Edmunds has done a cost analysis of some of the top hybrid models. We can know how much longer it will take to get a return on investment should you buy the hybrid versions of the cars […]
By Karen -- 18 comments
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