EcoFriendly
Don’t miss this San Francisco Gem !!!
Are you looking for a way to use less wrapping paper this holiday season? I love reusing bits of fabric, yarn, twine, newspaper, origami paper, scarves and even paper bags to wrap gifts. Satin Moon Fabrics on Clement street in San Francisco is a wonderful place to find gorgeous one of a kind fabrics and…
Read MoreSafe Medicine Disposal and Drop Off Sites
Holy Cow, this is so easy and totally useful! Check out this website. http://rxdrugdropbox.org/map-search/ Type in your address or business location, add in miles and hit search. It will map out all Drop Off locations available in your area. Your location will be in blue, drop offs in red. Underneath it will have the…
Read MoreHoliday Packaging Waste
It’s Christmas morning and your family has torn through all of their gifts. The PS4, the new flat screen TV, the espresso maker complete with cups, coffee and foamer. But what do you do with all that Styrofoam? Check out Waste to Waves. Blow your mind and save the earth at the same time. Pretty…
Read MoreDig Deep. Give Big
Baby, it’s cold outside. Do a quick edit of your linen closet and ski clothes. My search yielded; 1 Down comforter 2 Wool Pendelton Blankets 4 Fleece Blankets 7 baby Blankets 2 Weather Proof Pants 4 Long Johns 5 Skull Caps 3 Scarves 5 Long Sleeve Shirts 7 Sweaters Pack it up and…
Read MoreFive Minute Fix
Got five minutes and don’t know what to do with it. Clean out your wallet. Take out old receipts and put them away for tax purposes, credit card reference or product return. Other receipts can be thrown in the garbage. Don’t forget, most thermal receipts are coated with BPA and CAN NOT be…
Read MoreEat It! New favorite product alert!!
Here is an opportunity to donate and eat chocolate at the same time. Impossible you say…Never! My sister has started her new Superfoods company. Check it out, give what you can and then eat it! I have tasted this magnificent bar and it will knock your socks off.…
Read MoreEco Friendly Organizing
As much as half of the 85 million tons of paper products Americans consume every year goes toward packaging, wrapping and decorating goods. Also, wrapping paper and shopping bags alone account for about 4 million tons of trash annually in the U.S. Consider using newspaper or scarves to wrap gifts. Use twine or repurpose last…
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