DIY snow plow
Have you ever wanted to plow your own drive? It will save time and money, plus you get the satisfaction of knowing that you have done it all on your own in more ways than one. This snow plow is the brain child of bike ... More
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The DIY solar boom speaker system
If you are somebody that likes to spend their time down at the beach but at the same time would like to blast out you music really loud, then maybe this is the sort of thing that you could do with. The DIY solar power ... More
DIY Recycled Project: LP Album Cover NotePad
So you have a stack of retro LP albums in your attic or basement, just sitting their collecting dust. Maybe one day you will put them on Ebay or donate to a local thrift, but consider this idea. (read below) Recycle ... More
Knit Ponytail Hat: DIY
Are you looking for just the right knit hat for your hair? You know like a baseball cap for guys with the opening in the back. Well i found one you might like. DIY Ponytail Knit Hat DIY Life, an online mag, talks abou ... More
Buy Nothing Day, November 24th.
Are you participating in this years Buy Nothing Day? This day, which falls on November 24th, is meant to raise awareness of our consumer shopping and spending habits. It aims to remind us that we don’t need to buy ... More
7 Questions To Make Your Business More Green
Do you run a business? Are you an entrepreneur? Have you jumped on the green bandwagon yet? Well, you and your business stand to gain alot from incorporating some green ideas and practices, you just need to ask yourself ... More
Making your own polish
What could be more eco friendly than making your own products? So how about making your own furniture polish? This is a lot easier than you think; all you need is few household items, sounds to good to be true? Then wh ... More
The Simple Effort of Unplugging Plugged Appli ...
We all know that the best way to save energy is to turn off things when they are not in use. But wait, that is not the end of the whole picture. You also have to unplug it because by leaving it plugged, it still drains s ... More
10 Ways To Get Started Giving Back
Lauren over at College Candy writes a quick primer for the college set (or anyone) to consider others for a minute instead of themselves. As a college student she states that she has guy problems, dating issues, roomm ... More
Deceptively Delicious from Jessica Seinfeld
Jessica Seinfeld and Oprah Funnyman Jerry Seinfeld lovin his wifes Brownies with Carrot Puree I’m really digging the new cookbook by the wife of comedian Jerry Seinfeld, Deceptively Delicious. She recently vis ... More
Another use for plastic bags
Why not make your own flowers from plastic bags, its easier than you would think. You get your colourful plastic bag, scrunch it up into a long a strip, fold it twice and tightly secure the bag with tape or a rubber b ... More
The New Yorker smallholder
New York City does not strike you as being the sort of place where a person no matter how committed could actually build a small holding in his yard which he believes should be able to enable him to live a sustainable li ... More
Recycled Dog Collar
Do you love recycling things and giving them new life? Then CraftBits is for you, this site specializes in crafts of all types but they also have a section just for creating crafts out of recycled material. Take a look ... More
State Incentives for Energy Efficiency Projec ...
Are you wanting to know which incentives your state offers for your next energy efficient project or purchase? Bob’s Solar Project There is a database which offers this information and it is organized by state, it ... More
Eco friendly urn
Some people are green to the very end, and with this acorn urn from eco pod, the ashes of your loved one can remain being eco friendly for as long as you wish. The urn is made from recycled paper, which would have been ... More
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