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  • DIY Stamps

    by eco18 September 28, 2011
    September 28, 2011

    As with the potato, common household items can serve another purpose before they’re bound for the garbage can: a stamp. Celery: After the edible stalks are cut off, the end resembles a rose. Dry it out with the cut side…Read More

  • Sustainable Teaching

    by eco18 September 8, 2011
    September 8, 2011

    A few days ago I visited the Manhattan School for Children (PS 333, K-8) on 93rd & Amsterdam to see their rooftop greenhouse. It was a spectacular and magical space comprised of stations with crazy algae growing in tanks, beautiful…Read More

  • Your Big Fat Green Wedding

    by Beth Hurtubise September 6, 2011
    September 6, 2011

    Eco aspects are a growing trend in modern weddings. You may think that, in general, the big parties that surround weddings create unnecessary waste, but brides and bridegrooms alike are doing their best to keep the environment top of mind…Read More

  • Craft Projects Straight from your Recycling Bin

    by eco18 September 5, 2011
    September 5, 2011

    If there is one thing that my 3 ½ year old has always loved, it’s doing arts and crafts projects. An entire wall of our playroom is dedicated to his artwork. Lately, I’ve been looking for ways to reuse items…Read More

  • A Gift Card-of Sorts

    by Melody Morrow September 2, 2011
    September 2, 2011

    September is Library Card Sign Up Month, which really hit home for me, especially in this economy. This is the time when the American Library Association and libraries across the country remind parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles that a library…Read More

  • The Best Green Jobs

    by Nick Livermore September 1, 2011
    September 1, 2011

    While unemployment hovers around 10% nationwide, much of the news relating to employment in general is quite depressing. But eco18 is here to show you that the employment news isn’t all bleak! In fact, many of the hottest jobs right…Read More

  • How to Grow Wheatgrass

    by eco18 August 31, 2011
    August 31, 2011

    Wheatgrass is known for its nutritional benefits, but it also benefits the home – it’s pretty, adds a pop of color to your decor and brings the outside in. It’s popular to use in the springtime around Easter for decoration,…Read More

  • DIY Window Insulation

    by Beth Hurtubise August 30, 2011
    August 30, 2011

    According to About.com, 18%-20% of the heat seeping out of your home escapes through your windows. Luckily, there’s a way to curb this loss without hiring a contractor or ordering entire new windows. Here is eco18’s guide to weatherproofing your…Read More

  • Keeping Your Home Clean & Green

    by Guest Writer August 22, 2011
    August 22, 2011

    When my son was just a baby, I remember seeing a commercial for Clorox Anywhere Spray where the mom sprayed the cleaner on the tray of her child’s highchair while the child was sitting in it.  Obviously, the marketing message…Read More

  • Flooring That Will Leave You Floored

    by Melody Morrow August 19, 2011
    August 19, 2011

    Starting from the ground up is always a good place to begin. Laying flooring gives you an opportunity to lay the ground work for the rest of your home, as it lets you carve out the look and feel and…Read More

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