Category Archives for "Green Home"
May 21, 2017
- in Green Home , Homekeeping by Alexis Rodrigo
Cleaning Without Toxins – A Dirty Secret?
Following is a guest post from Sally Collins, a freelance writer. Being eco-friendly means avoiding commercial cleaning products as much as possible because so many of them contain chemicals which are harmful to the planet and to ourselves. Lemon juice, vinegar, and baking soda are great natural ingredients to use for most daily cleaning needs, […]
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March 8, 2016
- in Frugal Living , Green Home , Homekeeping , Natural Baby , Parenting by Alexis Rodrigo
5 Uses for Baby Furniture After Baby Grows Up
Don’t you just love finding multiple uses for things? If so, then you’ll enjoy this guest post. You don’t have to get rid of the baby furniture when your youngest baby grows up. Just check out all the possibilities below. by Kaitlin Krull Choosing furniture for your new baby’s nursery is exactly like shopping for […]
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February 25, 2016
- in Homekeeping by Alexis Rodrigo
Neck Pain Means It’s Time for a New Pillow
Have you ever woken up with a crick in your neck? If so, maybe you need a different kind of pillow. Today’s guest post will walk you through the different considerations you need to make when choosing the most comfortable, most supportive pillow. If you’ve swapped out your mattress and bought a new pillow but still […]
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December 30, 2015
- in Green Home by Alexis Rodrigo
Paper: The Eco-Friendly Alternative
If you’re like me, you often look for ways to use up less paper. You print on both sides of the paper, reuse the back of used paper, and make sure to put used paper products in the recycling bin. But thanks to improved technology and vigorous tree-planting efforts, paper is now a very eco-friendly […]
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May 29, 2015
- in Homekeeping , Reviews by Alexis Rodrigo
An All-Natural Cleaner That Really Works? Yes, Please!
How do you keep your oven door clean and clear? This problem has plagued me since I made oven baked fried chicken in a cast-iron skillet. And because I don’t use chemical-laden products, my options have been limited. Vinegar and baking soda are great for cleaning almost anything. But greasy oven doors with baked-in gunk? Not […]
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