It’s officially spring (halleluiah!)
With the decreased chance of messy snow messing up their newly washed cars, people are more likely to be putting effort into regular car-washes.
This year consider an eco-friendly wash, and go waterless. It sounds a little backwards, but you can get your vehicle clean and shiny without the hose. A waterless car wash uses a small spray bottle and two microfiber towels. Eco Touch Conscious Car Care offers this cool Spring Car Care Kit for only $24.99.
Posted by Beth
March 20, 2009
Glancing down a grocery aisle, bottled water looks so tempting. The beautiful graphics of green trees, exotic water from Fiji or France… it looks so healthy. It’s easy to be duped by this misleading advertising.
Growing up the Philly suburbs, I never bought water. Luckily, our tap was clean and my Dad didn’t get the point in buying a typically free product. (Who knew Dad’s crazy protest was actually helping the environment? )
The bottled water industry is an environmental termite. When you’re drinking a bottle of water, you’re consuming approximately 1/2 of that bottle in oil – talk about hurting your Carbon Footprint!
Why is bottled water so bad?
Continue September 4, 2008
Turn off the water when you lather those tresses or shave in the shower. You may test your roommate’s patience, but you can save 2 gallons per minute.
Posted by Julie
August 14, 2008