Green doesn’t have to be costly. In fact, green done right is usually less expensive both up front (i.e. buying less junk) and in the long run (i.e energy saving appliances). However, green often gets a bad rap budget wise. People assume that green changes can cost a bundle. With that in mind, here are 10 easy green changes you can make for $15 or less.

Switch to a reusable water bottle. right now Gaiam is offering FREE standard shipping on new and pretty water bottles. COST: $10.38 (plus all that money you’ll save on bottled water).
Compost on the cheap: if …read more

Back in April I told you about my new PVC-free shower curtain liner from Target. It’s made of EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate). If I had my way, I’d have a shower door, but since I’m living the apartment life right now, I’m dealing with the liners.
The directions on my liner say to wash with a damp cloth. Does anyone else find this as challenging as I do? Am I supposed to take it down, spread it over my living room floor and spend the day with a wash cloth? Otherwise, I don’t see how you can really get a grip …read more