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Save resources by drinking from a glass whenever you can, or use a refillable, stainless steel bottle when you are on the go.

Ever wonder where most of those plastic water bottles go that we knock back from every day? Into landfills, where they live on and on and on and on. Exempt from many state deposit laws, and most often used away from home, where recycling bins are scarce, the majority of water bottles do not make it into the recycling stream. ...

Use a spritz or two of vodka to freshen up clothes in between laundry loads. You can reduce the amount of laundry you end up doing, saving time, energy, water and cleaning chemicals.

We all need clean clothes, but actually doing the laundry uses a lot of resources and cuts into our free time. Many times, an item worn once doesn’t really need a full washing. ...

Instead of your conventional cotton set, whose plants are sprayed with pesticides and chemicals , why not try 100% organic cotton?

You might be getting the recommended eight hours of sleep , but can you really rest easy on your old cotton sheets? Traditional cotton is one of the most highly sprayed products. By switching to organic cotton you’ll be keeping the environment and your family safer. ...

This one is a no-brainer: Swap your old incandescent bulbs for compact fluorescents(CFLs). Each bulb may cost a little more (between $2 and $7), but a compact fluorescent will pay for itself in mere months and prevent 450 pounds of power-plant emissions over the bulb’s lifetime.

If every U.S. household replaced just one incandescent light bulb, the amount of energy saved could light 2.5. ...