44. Use reusable cloth gift bags or artfully tied cloth remnants instead of disposable paper gift wrap. --Submitted by Michael at Wrapsacks.com
Green, Green, Green!
43. Refill empty ink cartridges. Check out your local office supply store or website for a refill kit. Be sure to read and follow the directions carefully or you could end up with a real mess!
Labels: Electronics, Recycle
42. Add ½ cup of baking soda to the rinse cycle of your washing machine, it will act as a natural fabric softener
Labels: Laundry
41. Instead of shaving creams, foams or gels...spread on olive oil and shave as usual.
Labels: Hygiene
40. Meat Tenderizer...Dilute the juice of 1 lemon in ¼ cup of water, pour over beef and let set 1 hour before cooking.
Labels: Kitchen
39. 1 cup of lemon juice in a load of laundry will brighten whites...no need for bleach.
Labels: Laundry
38. Spray vegetables with 1 part distilled vinegar to 3 parts water, rinse. Eco-friendly way to remove pesticides.
37. Homemade Mouthwash: Brew up a cup of Black Tea, let cool, swish as you would mouthwash. Germs get killed, you get fresh breath.
Labels: Hygiene
36. Hand Me Down Clothing - don't toss out clothes when your kids grow out of them, hand them down to someone who can still wear them.
Labels: Recycle
35. Use Glass Baby Bottles instead of plastic. They are less likely to grow bacteria and will last much longer.
Labels: Baby