1. Replace traditional light bulbs with CFLs or LED
2. Compost kitchen wastes. these can be used for flower beds and plants anywhere.
3. Use low flow shower heads
4. Recycle trash, plastics, glass, paper and all your electronics too.
5. Try to purchase locally grown from farmers markets and local stores such as Sprouts.
1. Replace traditional light bulbs with CFLs or LED 2. Compost organic kitchen wastes-can be used for plants and other flower beds. (all veggies, fruit and skins- they now have indoor high tech compost units that I will post on my new page.) 3. Use low flow shower heads -high force if needed 4. Recycle trash, plastics, glass, paper and electronics 5. Try to only purchase locally grown produce and goods 6. Have a master switch installed to turn of your electricity when you are leaving home and only leave on those necessary appliances. 7. Think before purchasing - how much waste the packaging will create 8. opt for reusable stainless steel bottles instead of plastic water bottles 9. Think before you print, do you really need a hard copy or can it be saved to a external hard-drive. 10. Unplug chargers and appliances when not in use, even vcr/dvd players, radios, tvs and more. These are just a few simple items that I will be posting on my new page, ecosaveology. I hope to have it up in a few days.
