Comments on: Simple Steps: Things You Might Think Are Wierd But Aren’t Too Bad

By: Teresa Colyn

Teresa Colyn — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 19:10:23 +0000

Good post, good ideas. Think about what they used in the previous centuries before plastic and other disposables. They made their own items that were cheaper, healthier, and better quality. Glass is a wonderful alternative to plastic, w/o the formaldehyde, pcb’s, dioxin, xenoestrogens (pthalates.) I bought all different size canning jars and I use them to store all my food and many nonfood items so I don’t have to be breathing or eating chemicals which alter my hormones and affect my health.

By: laura

laura — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 19:26:23 +0000

i agree with all six entries. thank you for introducing me to prairieland herbs. i am looking forward to checking them out. as for anyone that might be grossed out by cloth pads or cups… you’d do it for your children and you are just as important. i use cloth pads as pantyliners and a cup for menstration… wonderful stuff and just as easy or easier than disposal pads and tampons.

By: laura

laura — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 19:24:35 +0000

i agree with all five entries. thank you for introducing me to prairieland herbs. i am looking forward to checking them out. as for anyone that might be grossed out by cloth pads or cups… you’d do it for your children and you are just as important. i use cloth pads as pantyliners and a cup for menstration… wonderful stuff and just as easy or easier than disposal pads and tampons.

By: How to live a greener life at home and at work

How to live a greener life at home and at work — Tue, 26 Jun 2007 22:47:47 +0000

[...] got loads of tips for living a greener life here in the Metro. From today’s post on simple things you can do to green up in daily living: Save your waste printer paper and use the other side! (I save all of my waste paper – whether [...]