Wednesday, November 2, 2011
3 Write-On-Wipe-Off Books
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I'd like to try composting, have never done it before...maybe one day!
ReplyDeleteI think I could get a rain bucket going pretty easy!
ReplyDeletekerridawson at yahoo dot com
Thanks!
We really wanna get into composting.
ReplyDeleteI would like to try cloth diapering.. again.
ReplyDeleteI really want to start and keep a vegetable garden alive next year! I am awesome with animals, but I have whatever the opposite of a green thumb is!
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE to try composting!! I want one so bad! When we get our citris trees, it's our plan
ReplyDeleteI'd like to try some new eco bath and body products. I've been slowly trying to switch to eco friendly products. Next on my list is lotion!
ReplyDeleteI want to try planting a vegetable garden and collecting my own rain water!
ReplyDeleteA garden!
ReplyDeleteI want to get myself of those glass drinking bottles that have the little strainer at the top so you can make loose tea in them also:)
ReplyDeleteCloth Diapering when we have our second, I didn't find a dipe I loved unfortunately with my first
ReplyDeleteI would love to try a hybrid car.
ReplyDeleteI want to try a vegetable garden and momma cloth when my monthly visitor returns :) Yay for breastfeeding :)
ReplyDeleteI want to make my own laundry detergent after making my own dishwasher soap and it works SOOO much better than the store bought stuff!
ReplyDeleteWe will be trying out cloth diapers
ReplyDeleteI would like to set up a couple rain barrels for our garden.
ReplyDeleteI want to replace all my plastic cups and dishes with stainless steel and glass.
ReplyDeleteI would really like to try some eco-friendly household cleaners.
ReplyDeleteWould like to try composting
ReplyDeleteEconuts!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to phase out plastic food storage stuff in my house.
ReplyDeleteWould love to start a veggie garden and not have everything die on me
ReplyDelete7th Gen cleaners.
ReplyDeleteI want to try composting or having a worm bed, so that my veggie garden is more green.
ReplyDeleteWe would love to try un-paper towels. We have stopped buying paper plates but can't seem to get rid of paper towels. My husband is worried about spreading germs with cloth towels : (
ReplyDeleteI want to try Eco Nuts! I keep missing it when I see it online, but hope to get some to try soon!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to convert to all "green" household cleaners.
ReplyDeleteI agree with the getting rid of most of the plastic in our house. We had way to much...at least I have stopped microwaving in it!
ReplyDeleteTooth paste!
ReplyDeleteWe would like to, and have, started walking to places within a five mile radius.
ReplyDeleteComposting
ReplyDeletebe better about recycling
ReplyDeleteReusable swiffer covers!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have my own garden! Just as soon as we move out of this apartment that gets NO sunlight whatsoever.
ReplyDeleteSwitching to green household cleaners
ReplyDeleteHmm...dishwasher soap
ReplyDeleteI would like to make my own cleaners
ReplyDeletethe only thing i need to do to this year is a rain barrel
ReplyDeletehaving a successful garden!
ReplyDeleteMaking my own dishwashing detergent.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to try felt dryer balls. I have the nelly's ones right now, and they're good, but I think felt would be even better river26[at]gmail[dot]com
ReplyDeleteThis year I tried to grow an organic garden and it didn't work out so well. Next year I'll be tweaking my soil combination so hopefully our family can enjoy organic veggies and fruit.
ReplyDeleteWe just moved into a house that has a rain barrel. Its about to snow so not terribly useful yet but I hope to use it for a garden (not yet created) for watering.
ReplyDeleteI would love to grow a garden! We keep wanting to...I am going to be more serious about it this new year!
ReplyDeleteI want to try using White Vinegar in my carpet cleaner.
ReplyDeleteComposting!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to switch to family cloth.
ReplyDeleteto be better about composting in the winter.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have a worm bin!
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting to switch to cloth diapers.
ReplyDeleteMaking laundry detergent.
ReplyDeleteMe too on the worm bin! I think my son would love it!
ReplyDeleteWrapping x-mas gifts entirely in reusable fabric bags :)
ReplyDeleteMaking my own soap
ReplyDeleteBreastfeeding!! It is not something new though. I breastfeed my daughter for a year and a half. I quit when I found out I was two months pregnant with baby number two. I miss it a ton and can not wait to start again. To me this is as eco as it gets.
ReplyDeleteLaundry detergent
ReplyDeleteI tried gardening last year and failed miserably... So maybe before I try again I should dive inti composting... Pretty sure rain barrels wouldn't do me a bit of good down here in droughtland!
ReplyDeleteI'm planning to make as many gifts as possible this year.
ReplyDeleteI would like to make my own cleaners.
ReplyDeletesaramomofmany @ gmail.com
Using more Eco friendly cleaners and going to handmade soap and deodorant.
ReplyDeleteI'd like a rain barrel!
ReplyDeleteJennifer Hamner
ejhamner at hotmail dot com
We would love to try and expand our recycling efforts, just need to find a local collection site
ReplyDeleteDiva cup. It's on my to-buy list whenever I have some spare cash. :)
ReplyDeleteUsing reusable shopping bags as gift wrap for xmas presents.
ReplyDeletei would really love to start upcycling our clothes and turning them into new pieces.
ReplyDeleteMake my own soap.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to try making my own cleaners.
ReplyDeletesoluckyducky at gmail dot com
Cleaning products!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to try a hybrid car.
ReplyDeleteCloth diapering
ReplyDeleteKeeping chickens in the backyard. Great food source. Super fun for kiddos!
ReplyDeleteUsing washing machine water to water the garden (we just bought eco-friendly detergent).
ReplyDeleteI'm going to cloth diaper number 2 on the way!!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to try cloth diapering, but I'm nervous!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely want to try composting...and having my own garden in which to use the compost!
ReplyDeleteparksmission@gmail.com
Use glass storage containers instead of plastic
ReplyDeletedmarie824 at aol dot com
Installing a tankless water heater
ReplyDeleteInstalling a tankless water heater. misslisacarol at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteGardening and composting are high on my list! Just need a yard.
ReplyDeleteCompletely change all our plastic to glass, especially kids stuff.
ReplyDeletewould love to start composting!
ReplyDeleteDagmar B
sirentattoo at hotmail.com
I'd love to give a try at cloth diapering!
ReplyDeleteReusable glass water bottles...I like my water chilled and am not loving the taste of aluminum. Hoping to get some for Christmas!
ReplyDeletealexis [dot] mattingly [at] yahoo [dot] com
I want to try those soap nuts. Seem interesting, but worried about cost, ruining my washer, and whether they work. Thanks! Simone thedewdriesup(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI would love to have a vegetable garden some day!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to make my own baby wipes and up-cycle old sweaters into blankets, etc.!
ReplyDeletereusable wipes. I just need the time to make them!
ReplyDeleteCloth diapering and wipes... the hardest part is convincing my husband it's not "gross". Also gardening - but that would require us to move.
ReplyDeleteFamily cloth. I've used cloth wipes for my kids/babies but not for the rest of us.
ReplyDeleteJust one thing??? Composting, rain collection (shoulda started this summer with all our heavy rains....) and cloth diapering (again).
ReplyDeleteEco-nuts. I tried to talk to my husband about it, but he kept laughing when I said Nuts... Think I may need to have a girl to balance out all the boys!
ReplyDeleteI'm interested in trying mama cloth!
ReplyDeleteI would love to try using cloth pads. I cloth diaper now and think it would be another great way to help clean up the landfills
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ReplyDeleteI would love to try Econuts! menzies(at)bell(dot)net
ReplyDeleteI would love to have my own vegetable and herb garden. Everything tastes so much better when its fresh, plus its cheaper!
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