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Baking soda vinegar foot soak

DIY Baking Soda Vinegar Foot Soak For Tired Feet

Need to unwind and soothe the soles? Treat your feet to a baking soda and vinegar foot soak. Here is how to make one and why your feet will thank you. Read more


mind blanking

Mind Blanking: What Happens When Your Brain Goes Foggy

Where does your brain go when you find yourself staring into space? Let's take a closer look at the phenomenon of mind blanking. Read more


stinging nettle tea

Nettle Tea Benefits, Side Effects & How to Drink it

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 Recycled Plastic

What Is rPET Plastic — Is It Better Than Regular Plastic?

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


defrost windshield

How to Defrost A Windshield: Avoid These 3 Mistakes

Having to get ice off your windshield is an annoying winter problem. Here's how to defrost a windshield without wasting energy and contributing to air pollution. Read more


No Poo shampoo healthy sustainable alternatives to conventional shampoos

No Poo Shampoo: Recipes for Shinier, Healthier Hair — Naturally

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


how to cook collard greens

How to Cook Collard Greens 2 Ways (With Vegan Option)

Do you want to know how to cook collard greens? Below, we'll show you how you can cook this leafy vegetable, along with some important tips to keep in mind. Read more


30 plants a week.

Can You Beat the 30 Plants a Week Challenge?

We nominate you to accept the 30 plants a week challenge! All you have to do is consume 30 different plant foods in a week. Here are some useful tips for how to do it. Read more