Wine Racks - 15 ways to reuse your wine rack



Reuse your unwanted wine racks.

1. Use as a magazine rack
2. To sort Mail

3. Keep files your working on organized and handy




















4. Paperback book holder

5. Shoes can be seperated/protected

6. Holidays - wrapping paper seperate for easy access and viewing(although, I use old material scraps & recycled paper)
7. Hang on wall for decoration with any of these ideas

8. Place in a guest room with towels

9. Kitchen counter with reusable containers that fit

10. Your favorite T-shirt holder - roll them up


11. Those Thin fall sweaters - again roll and place in sections
12. Use to store your Stainless Steel Reusable bottles

13. Use in Garage for tools

14. Give to your children - they will use it

15. Hang in closet - Roll up those jeans for each section

Toxins to Avoid in Personal Products & Top Brands to use

Don't purchase products with:

Phthalates
Formaldehyde
Toluline
Mineral Oils
Sodium Lauryle Sulphate
Parabens
Propylene Glycol

Look for Organic Natural and Environmental personal care products.

There are many companies working towards a natural organic products for all of us
Fragrances, makeup, hair care, body care & other personal products. Some may offer only a few organic, natural and animal free testing.

Moisturizers offerering a better natural/organic/other rating

BioElements
Burt's Bee's - I use this product
Estee Lauder - worked for and have used
Farmaesthetics
Garden of Eve
Giovanni
Intelligent
John Masters
Jolicatellas
Jurlique
Kimberly Sayer
LaurEss
Lavera
L'Occitane - have used
Miabu Ltd
Murad - I use this product
Nuxe
Ole Henriksen - I use this product
Olive
Origins - have used
Pink Horizons
Polished
Recovery Serum
Saffron Rouge
Shear Minerals
Skin Free
Stem
Suis for face
Sukiface
Sumi Co.
Susan Cininelli
Tara Ayurveda
The purity Project
Tom's of Maine - have used for over 30yrs or more
Topix Citrix
Weleda - have used
Welstar
Wholistic
Yonka
Zia
Zosimos
And Many Many More...


links:

http://www.ecobusinesslinks.com/natural_cosmetics_cruelty_free_organics.htm
http://www.bestorganicsforhealth.com/
http://www.futurenatural.com/natural-makeup-cosmetics-organic-beauty.html#Section3630344
http://www.cosmeticsdatabase.com/browse.php?atatime=500&category=facial%20moisturizer/treatment&order=product+INC&&showmore=products&start=0

Check lowest levels:
http://www.cosmeticsdatabase.com/browse.php?atatime=500&category=facial%20moisturizer/treatment&showmore=products&start=0&order=webscore+INC

http://ewg.org/
http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/index.htm
http://www.usda.gov/wps/portal/usdahome


Ingredients banned in other countries: http://www.ewg.org/node/22624

Beta carotene, Vitamin C & Anti-Aging



Take a minute:



• Be sun smart use SPF 30 whether or not you need it
• Avoid processed foods & limit how much you eat
• Eat fresh & raw veggies/fruit are best
• Use relaxation and meditation to help repair your inner self.
• Stay close to nature, walk, pick up trash along your roads, smile
• Swimming is a great way to exercise many of your body muscles
• Eat nuts and grains not white rices and breads
• My top pics are Blueberries, Tomatoes, yogurt and grains & nuts
• Avoid tanning booths, chemical makeup, lotions, and other body products
• Clean your home naturally avoid chemical cleaners
• Try juicing but eating the skin along with fruit is best
• Limit amount of red meats, if you eat meat try chicken & fish


Here are some helpful lists.


1. Beta-carotene - destroy free radicals help slow aging process
• Carrots
• Pumpkin
• Sweet potato ***
• Butternut squash
• Mango
• Spinach **
• Cantaloupe
• Kale
• Greens (beet, collard, and mustard)
• Swiss chard
• Red peppers
• Apricots
• Broccoli
• Prunes
• Artichoke hearts
• Romaine and loose-leaf lettuce
• Tomatoes- lycopene


2. Vitamin C – anti aging properties
• Most any citrus fruit
• Fresh orange and grapefruit juice
• Oranges
• Papaya
• Strawberries
• Kiwi fruit
• Red peppers
• Cantaloupe
• Tomato vegetable or tomato juice
• Broccoli
• Mango
• Brussels sprouts
• Grapefruit
• Pea pods
• Green pepper
• Cauliflower
• Kale
• Red cabbage
• Greens
• Butternut squash
• Grapes
• Tomatoes
• Tomato juice and tomato sauce
• Potatoes
• Swiss chard
• Green soybeans
• Berries (raspberries and blackberries)
• Brewer's yeast
• Lentils

3. Anti Aging – many are filled with antioxidants
• Tuna, salmon
• Blueberries
• Yogurt
• Sweet potatoes
• Blueberries***
• Tomatoes
• Dark chocolate
• Kiwi
• Spinach
• Green tea

Washington Toxics needs help spreading the word on BPA

Washington Toxics (WA_Toxics) on Twitter

@ WA_Toxics http://www.watoxics.org/

"Protecting public health and the environment by eliminating toxic pollution. ... FDA scientists tapped chem industry lobbyists 4 help drafting #BPA public safety ... "@nwfoodette @Ecosaveology @pugetpeople10:38 AM Sep 2nd from TweetDeck ...twitter.com/WA_toxics

Thank you lets keep the word out there:)

Other companies working to teach you about toxins:
http://www.preventharm.org/
http://www.ecocenter.org/
http://www.clean-ny.org/
http://www.safehealthyct.org/
http://www.iatp.org/
http://safemama.com/
http://www.saferstates.com/ - Mattel toymaker exempt


Stay Alert!! know what you are using. I use Stainless Steel. No aluminum pans, bottles, storage. No plastics for storage, water, or anything edible. No Glass with Lead!! research it. there are many made overseas that contain lead and most of your old china contains lead.

BE AWARE Toxic Chemicals are just not worth the side effects. NO VOC

Stay healthy:)

Simply - SIGG Reusable Bottles

Reusable Water bottles Made by SIGG:


Reusable Water bottles are a great way to save $$, avoid use of plastics with or without BPA, and a great way to be part of a greener world. If you have used reusable bottles in the past great work. They are reusable for years. However until just recently,

If you are unsure about your SIGG please contact them.


SIGG: Admits "bottles made previous to August, 2008 were lined with a water-based epoxy liner which contained trace amounts of BPA" says Steve Wasik CEO, SIGG Switzerland http://mysigg.com/bulletin/


Does your SIGG have a trace amount of BPA? Check here for an explanation: http://mysigg.com/liner/

Photo - SIGG Official Site

LIMITED TIME OFFER:
Exchange your SIGG for a new NO BPA SIGG - print out shipping lable and return form http://mysigg.com/bulletin/exchange_program.html


Famous names like Madonna, David Beckham, Cindy Crawford and Julia Roberts have endorsed and used SIGG bottles.

August 24 · Comment · · Share

Guest comment:
ouch, thats NOT good!
August 24

Ecosaveology
no it's not and for all of those who took the precautions years ago to avoid BPA..what do you use? we have stainless for hot and cold..
August 24

Ecosaveology Mail yours back in for an exchange http://mysigg.com/bulletin/exchange_program.html
Fri



Ecosaveology You thought you were on the right track only to be wronged by SIGG...contain BPA: http://www.treehugger.com/files/2009/08/sigg-bottles-now-bpa-free.php


SIGG Bottles Now BPA Free. But What Were They Before? : TreeHugger
Source: www.treehugger.com
A year and a half ago we asked Are Sigg Aluminum Bottles BPA Free? and our answer was inconclusive. SIGG bottles consistently tested with no detectable levels of Bisphenol A (BPA), but when we asked if their liner was


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