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Choosing a natural flea repellent is the best option for your dog. They are not just more cost-effective, they will protect your beloved pet from the harmful chemicals often found in store-bought products. Plus, you can easily make them at home. Read more
Wondering what to do with your old phone? Recycling your old cell phone helps reduce the extraction of raw materials and the emission of harmful gases, as well as the contamination of landfills, groundwater, and soil. Read more
Almonds are a good source of healthy fats and protein and roasting them is a great way to bring out extra flavor. We'll show you how to roast almonds yourself. Read more
When it comes to skincare products, all-natural ingredients are always the best, and our makeup remover should be no exception. Follow this guide for DIY makeup removers that will leave your skin feeling fresh and clean, without the harsh chemicals. Read more
Are you a bibliophile who owns too many books to fit inside your home? Or perhaps you've cleaned out that dusty bookshelf and are looking for ways to repurpose those old books no one will read anymore? We'll share 10 ideas for what to do with old books. Read more
Pine tree needles are easily sourced and have long been appreciated for their therapeutic benefits. Here we outline how to collect pine tree needles and the ways you can put them to good use in and around your home. Read more
Thought composting was only for people with a backyard? Think again. You too can compost from your apartment and take one step closer to a zero-waste lifestyle. Read more
Acid rain may seem like a phenomenon of the past, but it is still a problem in many parts of the world, destroying entire ecosystems and damaging buildings and other structures. But what causes acid rain to begin with? Here's what you need to know about acid rain and what you can do to help stop it. Read more
