Guest Blog #133, Entry #602, July 29, 2011 Architecture has always been an intriguing part of my life, as it has led me to where I am today. I remember in Architecture school – Tuskegee University where I studied, my classmates and I would love to makeup concept ideas for future buildings in space, water,…
Guest Blog #132, Entry #601, July 28, 2011 In today’s homes the quest to build a more sustainable home is on the minds of most homeowners. Whether it means using eco-conscious building materials, to being cognizant of local geographic conditions and adapting your number of window openings and the position of your home, all these…
Guest Blog #128, Entry #595, July 22, 2011 I’ve noticed that the average homeowner is starting to become more conscious about what foods they eat and feed to their family. From growing their own organic vegetables to creative gardening that is easily accessible when sitting on your outdoor porch, this shift is healthier and gratifying!…
Entry #591, July 18, 2011 We are midway through the summer and the heat is unbearable! Depending on where you live, the heat may be approaching the worst of the summer, or you may have hotter days yet to come. Along with rising temperatures are rising energy bills to try and cool your home. Last…
Guest Blog #120, Entry #585, July 12, 2011 Depending on the climate, the summertime may be the best time to start your vegetable garden. Growing your own vegetables ensures you can grow free from pesticides, hormones, and control the environmental factors around your food. Organic gardening has taken off, and learning how to do it…
Guest Blog #113, Entry #576, July 3, 2011 In recent years, the push towards green cleaning and keeping our homes and families safe has grown greater. While you may know its good for the environment and your family/home, do you know how to save money in your bathroom by ‘going green’? Today, my Guest Blogger,…
Guest Blog #109, Entry #571, June 29, 2011 In every portion of your home life there are eco-friendly ways to improve your way of life. One of the biggest water consumption activities is washing your car. Today, our Guest Blogger gives tips for saving water, and practicing eco-friendly practices on your next weekend car wash….
Guest Blogger #95, Entry #551, June 10, 2011 When purchasing furniture – what are your requirements? Is it only for it to look good and be affordable? If you say it should be sustainable too, than you are on the right track! Guest Blogger, Terry explains how to choose furniture that will help your home…
Guest Blog #93, Entry #546, June 6, 2011 As we all try to improve our home environment and green our lives, have you ever considered that home repairs can also make your home eco-friendly? While many of us think that buying all new energy efficient appliances, and all new low-flow plumbing fixtures is the only…
Guest Blog #84, Entry #535, May 26, 2011 Building eco-friendly surroundings in your home is always advantageous. but when your work environment has been built with green objectives in mind that is icing on the cake! Today, my Guest Blogger, David R. Meister, from ISC International Ltd shows us how the renovation of their office…
Guest Blog #82, Entry #533, May 24, 2011 If you are tired of your shower losing hot water too often, before you get to it, today’s Guest Blogger may be able to help! See how electric showers or mixing showers can help your home. ___________________________ If you live in a crowded home, it’s easy to…
Guest Blog #80, Entry #530, May 22, 2011 If you talk to different homeowners, many of them swear up and down that they love their dishwashers, why others still prefer to use the traditional sink to wash their dishes. While either preference has its pros and cons, have you ever considered which one uses more…