Environment issues
The Happy Healthy Home by Filter Buy launches today
I was invited to submit my contribution to a book that is being launched today called “The Happy Healthy Home.” Tara, who contacted me said “We consider you to be an expert on the subject and would love to have you get involved.”
Read MoreWhy you should regularly sweep your chimney
Wood burning fires are a classic and timeless part of any rustic home aesthetic but if they aren’t properly maintained they can become dangerous.
Read MoreTips for finding a reputable asbestos removal company
I have to admit it. I’m a bit of a closet ‘Homes under the hammer’ fan. And I can’t begin to tell you how much I’ve learned since tuning into this series on iPlayer.
Read More14 ways to reduce indoor air pollution
As you know, we run a couple of woodburners here at Chez Green, and although I wouldn’t swap them for the world, they DO produce a lot of dust and dirt. Which is why I’m getting in the mood for a good spring clean.
Read More5 toxins to avoid in your cleaning products
Many conventional household cleaners contain a bewildering array of chemicals. Some are safe and some are best avoided. There are hundreds of chemicals in daily use and here are 5 of the most common which you may find in your chosen products:
Read MoreHow to use essential oils without an oil burner
One of the easiest ways to benefit from essential oils is by using an oil burner. But what if you want to use oils and DON’T have a burner? Or you don’t want to use one because you have young children around that could get hurt by a naked flame? Today I’m sharing seven ways to use essential oils in your home without the need for a specialised burner!
Read MoreEco friendly laundry products
We’re airing our dirty laundry for this week’s Change the World Wednesday challenge! Most people have their favourite laundry products – usually determined by smell and how effective they are.
Read MoreKeeping Your Home Safe: The Dangers You Don’t See
Many of us spend time safeguarding our homes from obvious dangers, such as trailing wires, faulty sockets and broken furniture, but there are many invisible dangers that are not obviously apparent. These include chemicals and gases that can be toxic, causing illness and even proving fatal.
Read MoreHow to save money and reduce your carbon footprint
I don’t know about you, but when the weather starts to get better, it gets me thinking about home improvements. I’m not talking about spring cleans, painting and decorating, but making our home more energy efficient.
Read More4 types of eco friendly mattress
Want to get a good nights sleep? Here are four types of mattress to consider…
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