We all know about the green movement that’s been taking place in the last few years and we couldn’t be happier about it! Homeowners around the world are taking the initiative to “go green” and they are starting with their homes. Have you ever thought about going green, but you’re just not sure where to begin? Don’t worry; it’s simpler than you might think. Check out some of these simple changes that you can make in your home to kick-start your own green initiative.
Environment

May 23, 2012Comments Off on Softened Water V. The Environment
Softened Water V. The Environment
The process of turning hard water into soft water involves chemicals and there is concern for the environment and the possible damage this causes to the surrounding environment. Chemicals are used to enhance the original form of the substance with the aim of improving the quality of the end product e.g. bleaches for cleaning, preventing damage to humans and removing threats.

January 20, 20125 Comments
Incentives for greening your home
There are lots on incentives for turn your home into a more environmentally-friendly dwelling. Fewer utilities, larger tax returns, and smaller carbon foot prints can provide several benefits to reward your eco-focused investment and provide the good feelings which arise from being kind to mother Earth.

November 16, 20112 Comments
Go Green in Your Home Without Losing Your Decor and Style
In the last few years, the idea of “going green” has been heavily touted. It has truly become a lifestyle choice, yet, because of the grand scale of the idea, is incredibly vague. Unfortunately, this can make it intimidating for people considering adopting green habits into their routine. It can also be daunting because the concept implies a total overhaul of your normal lifestyle. For those who find their home and routine perfectly comfortable as is, the imposing idea of green living is unappealing. But don’t worry! Here are a few easy, simple means of incorporating eco-friendly ways of living into your routine, décor, and life without greatly altering anything.

November 6, 20114 Comments
What Kind of Air is Your Family Breathing?
We usually think of our home as a safe haven from the outside world. While most people are typically concerned with pollution and outdoor air quality, we sometimes forgot to consider the type of air that is circulating through our homes. Unbeknownst to many, our homes can be one of the major sources for allergies and airborne illnesses. These health conditions can lead to costly bills for doctors’ visits and prescription medications.