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eco-tips
The Ideal Indoor Plants
This is a great article from agreenliving.net about the best indoor plants. I stumbled upon it at the perfect time because we just moved into a new studio and as the final touches are coming together, I’m realizing we need some green life in there! Plants add such a warm feeling to a room. Plus, [...]
Testimonial: Karen G.
“Jay and I received your amazing amazing amazing t-shirt bag! Wow!!! WE LOVE IT! The idea is genius.” Karen G., Sunnyside NY Do you have an old t-shirt, jacket, etc…that you love but no longer wear? Repurpose it! Send us your old t-shirt, jackets, baby blankets — whatever! — and we’ll lovingly repurpose them into [...]
eThreads ecoTip #4: Send E-Cards
Is your best friend’s birthday coming up or your parent’s anniversary just around the corner? Instead of sending them a paper card — which uses paper and ink — think about sending e-cards! E-cards are more environmentally friendly because they use less paper and no ink. In fact, FriendsoftheEarth.com estimates it takes 200,000 trees to [...]
eThreads ecoTip #3: Wash Your Clothes in Cold Water
If you like to save money you’ll love this eco-tip! It’s easy to do — simply wash your clothes in cold water. Using cold water 80% of the time (not even every wash!) can save you $60-$100 a year on energy costs according to PlanetGreen.com. Imagine what you’ll save if you wash your clothes with [...]
eThreads ecoTip #2: Watch Your Windows
Spring has arrived, but there is still a chill in the air. If you’re feeling the frost, take a look at your windows. One-third of your home’s heat loss usually occurs through windows and doors, according to SimpleSteps.org, a website for better health and sustainable living. Luckily, there are a few easy fixes to reduce [...]
eThreads ecoTip #1: Keep that refrigerator closed!
Did you know keeping the refrigerator door open wastes a lot of electricity? Read this tip to find out why and find suggestions on how to reduce energy use and costs.
Introducing eThreads ecoTips
In this new blog feature, eThreads’ President, Emily Worden, will be talking about simple and inexpensive ways to be more eco-friendly. Click here to read more…