home eco-nomics for the rest of us
Check out these posts that consider cleanup from start (ingredients) to finish (putting that last dish away). Read on to learn how to save all sorts of resources including time, water, and electricity with these helpful hints and ideas. You’ll also find great DIY natural cleaners, all with an eye to the lazy (that’d be me) home maker. And please, contribute your own resource-minded cleanup hacks to share!
Ah, leftovers, lovely lovely leftovers. I’m talking here in the widest, most general sense, from the sandwich half-eaten and the refried beans that didn’t make it to the pan of enchiladas to that tablespoon of chopped parsley you didn’t use for garnish and garlic clove …
I started re-watching Dead Poets Society last night. It’s an old movie. So old that when Robin Williams’ character passes the trash bin for his lads to toss in pompous rules about poetry, the bin is (*gasp*) bare naked, nary a liner to be seen. …
Calling all special agents, cleaning agents, that is. At the front of the non-toxic, all-natural line-up: baking soda, vinegar, and rubbing alcohol. As of this morning, I might have to add Dr. Bronner’s bar of hand soap, too – a happy surprise – but more …