Mailer Envelopes

I found mail envelopes made out of recycled paper at Wal-mart, they're the same price as the regular, may as well right??

Winner!

Congrats to Tess!

Just email me your address and I'll send off your new waterbottle!!

snedaker13649@yahoo.com

Recycled Glass

I just noticed at Target they've got lots of different things that are made out of recycled glass. Soap dishes, decor, glassware. Cute!

PS - It's on Sale!!

GIVEAWAY !!

Okay to get a little traffic, I thought I would do GREENGOERS very first giveaway! So remember that stainless steel water bottle I posted about? It could be yours! All you have to do is leave a comment on the blog. If you mention my giveaway on YOUR blog I'll give you two entries - isn't that great? PLUS, if your friend happens to win and he/she saw it on YOUR blog you'll get one too! So hurry up and get entered and tell all your friends. I will draw on January 31st so make sure you look back to see if you won.

Gazelle.com

Thanks to my brother I found an awesome website that will help you recycle your old electronics for cash. If they can't offer you any money they will at least send you a box with postage to ensure your item gets recycled properly. Now that's a green conscious website. My brother said it took him 10 minutes to set up. No excuses now!
You can even donate the money to charity.

Stainless Steel Water Bottle

I just saw on Slickdeals that AMAZON has got a stainless steel water bottle on sale for about $5 before shipping. It's eco-friendly and there's no BPA (see my previous post about BPA) in it! Check it out here.

Bleach

So I guess I never realized that bleach was harmful. I mean I knew it was harmful if you swallowed it or got it in your eyes, but I didn't really know the effect it has on the enviroment. Doing a little research I found out that Chlorine bleach is a toxin and linked to carcinogens which we KNOW aren't healthy for us, and it hurts the ozone layer.

For an easy alternative that actually keeps your whites looking white - White Vinegar or hydrogen peroxide.
Easy enough, oh and vinegar is actually better on your fabrics too!