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Eco Friendly Homes
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Choosing an Eco Friendly Camera
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Washing Dishes in an Eco Friendly Home
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House Cleaning in an Eco Friendly Home
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Summary: Eco friendly way to use old rags to clean your home, learn about using sheets, pillow cases, and t-shirts to clean with in this free environmental video.
Nili Nathan, host of "Great Healing Getaways", is the creator of a television series and Web site on holistic health, where she researches, writes, and reports. She is a life-long...read more
"Certainly, what do you have here? It looks like some old towels? Well as I have told you, I am transitioning to greening my house and one of the ideas that I had instead of using so many paper towels, was to save my towels and pillow sheets and rip them up and use them as rags. Great! And clean with them. That's a good idea. Also men's t-shirts work really well because they are really nice cotton. Oh yeah. I really like the sheet idea. That works well. And obviously after these are all spent, meaning that you can't really use them any more, you can also donate them to animal shelters. A lot of times they can reuse them even more. So in keeping with our 3 R's. That's right. Reduce, reuse and recycle. So that's a great idea to use that so you don't have to worry about paper products in your house. Good choice."
eHow Article: House Cleaning in an Eco Friendly Home
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