Eco-Snipits

Looking to explore nature from horseback? Check out some of the fantastic eco-friendly equestrian wear from Equestrian Corner. These socks are made of 80% recycled cotton, 19% nylon and 1% lycra. They’re funky, mismatched and earth conscious — what more … Continue reading →

I love it when someone looks at a piece of trash and recreates it into something with both value and beauty. That’s what has happened with these guitar strings.  Check out Etsy seller The Ending Poet to see some incredible … Continue reading →

I recently reviewed a gorgeous dress from Electropura. This company takes cast off clothes and fabrics and reinvents them into fashion forward, earth friendly pieces for kids sized 0-5. The owner takes her time to create gorgeous, one of a … Continue reading →

Many people are seeking employment in the green sector in areas such as alternative energy sources, writing for green media outlets and promoting recycling.  The competition can be quite fierce, however.  It’s important to remember that there are a range … Continue reading →

Even eye glasses can become an environmentally friendly choice.  These glasses by GoGreen are made of recycled materials which helps to take stuff out of the landfill instead of putting stuff right back into it.  At only $10 a pair … Continue reading →

Life with a baby means you’re always looking for organic products.  I worry what chemicals and preservatives can do to my little one’s system.  She is just so teeny weeny that I am even more concerned with what is in … Continue reading →

Many of us who are living a planet friendly lifestyle will soon be thinking of long term care for our parents.  That is why many Assisted living facilities are now offering green or at least green-er care homes. The first step … Continue reading →

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, The Body Shop has added a new line of chocolate scented products that are absolutely perfect for gift giving. Why do I love the Body Shop so?  I love their products because they work and … Continue reading →

I’ll be the first to admit that I abhor paper receipt printers and would much rather have everything done electronically.  However, businesses usually need to provide a paper copy for both your records and their own.  That being the case, … Continue reading →