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Since stinging nettles hurt when you touch them, you might be slightly alarmed by the notion of making stinging nettle tea. But when soaked in water or cooked, the leaves of the nettle plant lose their stinging chemicals, allowing them to be safely used for culinary or medicinal purposes. Read more
rPET – or recycled PET – is a form of plastic made entirely from recycled products like water bottles. We discuss the benefits and drawbacks of rPET here. Read more
No poo shampoo is an alternative to washing your hair frequently with traditional chemical-laden shampoos. The no-shampoo method is healthy, natural and leaves your hair just as clean as regular shampoo. Read more
From Jamaican jerk to the hottest of hot pots, America loves spicy food. But is it really good for you? What kind of health benefits does spicy food have? Read more
What does it take to boost your kid's immune system? Here are some simple tips on how to strengthen your child's natural defense system. Read more
Microplastics aren’t only found in exfoliating facial soaps and shower gels. Shocking numbers of everyday products contribute to the microplastic pollution of our oceans. Read more
Sweat smells are stubborn and you can't always remove them from your clothing by simply washing them in cold water. Let us show you how to get the sweat smell out of clothes with household remedies. Read more
We’ll show you how easy it is to use simple household supplies to clean your windows cheaply, organically, and leave a streak-free shine, every time. Read more
