It’s great to see the world becoming more eco-conscious. With people becoming aware of the current environmental issues surrounding plastic use and carbon emissions, everyone has been making more effort to keep our planet safer and cleaner for future generations. Read more…
It can sometimes be difficult to find fruit that’s perfectly ripe and ready to eat. The paper bag method sounds like an old wife tale but is in fact incredibly effective for speeding up the process. Read more…
From university open days to industry conferences, promotional bags can be used for all sorts of events. Whether you provide them empty for attendees to fill as they circulate or pop additional items inside, a promotional bag stands out as one of the most useful things you can offer, but you’ll have one very important decision to make: paper or plastic? Read more…
We all can benefit from being a little greener and adopting a more environmentally-friendly way of life. Often times, we think of “going green” as an extreme. We should sell our homes and live in a tent or throw away our TVs and all of our other personal possessions and live off of the land. Though some people do live this way, it is not an appealing way of life for most of us who enjoy our daily luxuries. Here are a few simple ways to make your day to day life a little greener and still keep your television. Read more…
Everyone has unhealthy habits. They might be minor ones, might be major ones, might be short-terms ones, or may be long-standing ones. But everyone has them. And typically, once people realize that these bad habits are affecting them negatively, they try to do something to change those habits around.
It may seem surprising but many huge companies that command respect worldwide have been working on a green agenda for some time, some for many decades. If your view of big business is less than positive – and let’s face it, many of them do appear to be dedicated to making as much money as possible with no thought to the environmental consequences – then you wouldn’t be on your own.
According to Real Simple, if every American made an effort to launder less — cutting out just one load of laundry a week per household — we’d save enough water to fill seven million swimming pools each year.
So if it looks clean, and it smells clean, call it clean and wear it again. Consider hanging worn clothes out on your clothesline to freshen them up between wearings
