(1.) Most liquid soap comes in excess plastic packaging that can be recycled, but end up in the landfill. Bar soap typically comes in a paper wrapper that has considerably less packaging.
(2.) You get more soap with a bar. Ounce for ounce, the bar soap will last longer than the liquid soap (typically water & liquefying ingredients are the first ingredients in a liquid soap – not true for bar soap).
(3.) It’s more economical! It’s good for the pocket book & the environment!
Raise the bar... because... substituting one bottle with a bar in each U.S. home would keep 2.5 million pounds of plastic out of landfills.
{photo of Nature Boy soap from Whole Truth shop here!}
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Rub a Dub Dub! 3 reasons to use bar soap over liquid
Thursday, March 17, 2011
3 cheers for houseplants!
Monday, August 2, 2010
you know they can brighten your surroundings and improve your mood, but here are three more reasons to buy a plant:
1.) The American Society for Horticulture Science found that common ornamental plants (the purple waffle plant, in particular) removed indoor air pollutants, significantly improving indoor air quality.
2.) A study in the Netherlands discovered that plants boosted productivity in creative work environments.
3.) Hospital patients exposed to plants had shorter stays and less pain, anxiety and fatigue than their plant-less counterparts, according to a study by Kansas State University.
excerpt from Natural Health Magazine
photo from Fine Green Design
1.) The American Society for Horticulture Science found that common ornamental plants (the purple waffle plant, in particular) removed indoor air pollutants, significantly improving indoor air quality.
2.) A study in the Netherlands discovered that plants boosted productivity in creative work environments.
3.) Hospital patients exposed to plants had shorter stays and less pain, anxiety and fatigue than their plant-less counterparts, according to a study by Kansas State University.
excerpt from Natural Health Magazine
photo from Fine Green Design
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going green,
green baby,
green home,
green kids,
green tips,
green toddler,
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eco ike featured on PEOPLE (mag) subsidiary!
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Or at least a subsidiary of People Magazine… because eco ike was highlighted on Celebrity Baby Blog (part of People Magazine!). See what Celebrity Baby Blog had to say about us here
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