What is recyclable plastic? Even the best of us finds plastic recycling a minefield. Local Authorities have tried to make it easier by using terms such as: plastic bottles, yoghurt pots and margarine tubs. However, what do Read more…
Did you know that your food shopping can impact the environment? Just changing your food buying habits can significantly effect and improve the world you live. Below are tips to follow when you next go Read more…
Ever wanted to compost, but not want the compost to deal with? Or do you want to compost things like cooked food and meat, but don’t know where to start? Let me introduce you to Read more…
Do you know your food could be containing a potentially harmful cocktail of chemicals? All sorts of pesticides are added to our food so that they can be grown quickly and efficiently by farmers, however Read more…
Peat free compost is compost that does not contain peat. So what is peat? What is Peat? Peat is made from vegetation that has partly decayed due to forming in wetland areas such as bogs Read more…
Water butts are great way to reduce your water consumption in the garden. Your plants will also thrive more as they would much prefer rainwater to tap water from the hose. Water butts are also Read more…
Find out below on how to make your fridges and freezers work more efficiently. Keep them full Keeping the fridge and freezers full means that the fridge and freezers need to do less cooling as Read more…
Reduce your consumption The first step to reducing your carbon foot print is to reduce the amount of energy you are using. Below are steps to get you there: Insulate your home Insulating your home Read more…
Pillows, especially polyester pillow filling, is not recyclable or biodegradeable. The filling can be made from recycled PET bottles, which is good in that it stops the plastic bottles going to landfill, but ultimately that Read more…
It goes without saying that before looking at using your car more efficiently ask if you actually need a car. However this is not always practical in this day and age to get by without Read more…
The average person in the UK consumes about 150 litres of water a day and supply, heating and disposal of water accounts to 5% of the UK’s Carbon emissions! Find out how you can reduce Read more…