My household cleaning products are all natural. Vinegar and baking soda are the norm even though at times people think my house smells like a fast food fry joint.
What kinds of natural cleaning products do you use? What are you going to do to rid your home of harmful chemicals?
When I use something store bought, I look for the logo.
These days, most of our business searches happen over the internet. When was the last time you can remember looking for a yoga class in the Yellow Pages?
Plus, if you need to club an intruder over the head with something, are you really going to remember in time where you kept the classifieds?
Opt out like I did:
http://www.ypg.com/en/custom-delivery-form
Help reduce the amount of paper recycled every year when these yellow bricks are discarded.
[Thanks to Green Calgary for sending the link my way]
Green Oath #2: I will no longer user plastic bags even if it inconveniences me to high hell.
Join me in my promise. Not convinced? Read this article from a recent issue of Rolling Stone: The Plastic Bag Wars
I have more stainless steel water bottles hanging around the house than I’d like to admit. There’s no excuse for me to buy bottled water.
Green Oath #1: I pledge never to buy bottled water unless I’m stranded on a desert island dying of thirst (and said island has a conveniently located vending machine).
[Want to help improve the state of our water? Become a Waterkeeper]
Welcome to Trade Ego for Eco (TM), the blog written by Canada’s eco-conscious yogi.
Photo credit: Alessandro Digaetano/Polaris