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73A Comparison between Strand Woven Bamboo Flooring and Cork Flooring
A Comparison between Strand Woven Bamboo Flooring and Cork Flooring. These are two excellent types of sustainable flooring.
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71Five Ways to Make Your Kitchen Environmentally Friendly
1. Choose renewable floor and countertop materials. Typical floor and countertop materials (wood, granite, marble) are non-renewable, which means, basically, once they're been removed from the earth to be made into a floor or counter, they're gone...
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65How to Color Wash Walls as Cheaply as Possible!
If you are ready to redecorate and try your hand at color washing the walls (see the images), it does not have to be expensive. A little paint and a few tips go a long way.
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53Sustainability 69: Solid Surfaces
Solid Surfaces In our striving for sustainability, we are essentially pursuing four major goals: 1) maintaining our health and that of others, while 2) reducing our consumption of renewable as well as...
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59Greening Your Kitchen
The first home I purchased was a small condo with a tiny kitchen. Despite being the most space limited room in the house it always filled up with visitors who strolled right past comfy couches only to lean against ugly countertops. The reality is that people spend a lot of time indoors and most of our waking hours in the kitchen so the greener it is the better.
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80Eco-Friendly Paints: Low-VOC Options for the Environment
Conventional paint has never had a good reputation. It’s smelly, messy, old versions contained lead of all things and over the past decade it’s been tagged as a major indoor air pollutant. Today, thanks to consumer demand for healthier paints that perform, manufacturers are offering low-VOC options that are better people and the environment.
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71Green Paint Choices: A List
Often the air inside our homes are even more toxic than the air outdoors and one source of these toxins is the paint we use. There are now safer paint options available.
20 comments71VOC Free Paint Reviews - Choose Healthier Paint for You and Your Family
Zero VOC paint should be your number one choice when it comes to interior painting. Regular house paint is hazardous and can cause serious health problems. Read this article for information about voc free paint and reviews about 3 popular products.
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78Using Zero VOC Red Paint in My Living Room
Indoor air can be toxic because of the paint you use. Some years ago I thought I was coming down with the flu and it turned out to be the paint I had just used in my living room. There are safer options now.
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