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Archive for the ‘Reduce’ Category

August 18th, 2008

PaperBackSwap — Send & Receive Used Books for School or Just Fun

I’ve been a member of PaperBackSwap for around one year. Each time someone requests a book I’ve posted, I mail it to them using the PaperBackSwap address label printed at my computer. When that person receives the book, I gain a new credit to be used for a book I want. Most of the time, […]

By Peggy -- 1 comment

July 28th, 2008

Eight Green Computer Tips

My modem busted three days ago. Sadness. I’ve been offline, and had plenty of time to think, let me tell you. Seriously though, I missed being online, it felt odd to go three days sans email and blogs.
Anyhow, I’ve got a nice new modem, and to celebrate my return to the lovely online world of […]

By Jennifer -- 2 comments

June 30th, 2008

Reusable Bag Feature Round Up

Our month-long June theme was the hefty topic of reusable shopping bags. We blogged and blogged bags, and yet there’s so much more we could have blogged. Bags are a big deal. We’ll likely revisit this feature at some point. If you missed any bag goodness, here’s a round-up of all things reusable bags…
The BYOB […]

By Jennifer -- 1 comment

June 29th, 2008

Olive Smart Reusable Grocery Bags

Bag month has been a little hectic. Too bad, because there’s just oh so many bags to see. In any case, I’m going to try and fit in a few more bags before we kick off out cool July theme.
I saw these bags originally at Eco Friendly Driver, and fell in love, because Hil had […]

By Jennifer -- 0 comments

June 27th, 2008

Inexpensive Reusable Grocery Bags

Inexpensive is relative; one person’s inexpensive is another person’s not so much. However, for the sake of this post, I’m naming right around $10 and under as a decent inexpensive bag. Yeah you can get store brand non-washable bags for 99 cents, but I’m more on the fence of folks buying a decent washable set. […]

By Jennifer -- 10 comments

June 25th, 2008

Make Your Own Oilcloth Bags

Check out these adorable reusable lunch sacks - just one more option for cutting your bag use. I’m thinking you could even make these bigger and work out some sort of handle. A crafty sewer (read not me) could do that. The only downside is that you can’t machine wash these, but wiping down is […]

By Jennifer -- 0 comments