Category Archives: Green tips

When I ran across this, I figured that it was bond to happen sooner or later.  Rather interesting, and ingenious.

They use the same compostable material, bagasse, as I use in my plates and take out containers.

Take a peek!

WallArt eco-friendly 3d wall panels » Retail Design Bloghttp://retaildesignblog.net/2012/08/15/wallart-eco-friendly-3d-wall-panels/WallArt will bring your walls to life with their eco friendly 3d-wallpanels made out of the fibrous residue of sugarcane also called bagasse.

A leaky faucet.  Imagine 1 drop of water falling each minute.

The affect of this single drop of water over the course of a year?

You will literally poor down the drain 131 litres of water each year.

If it drips any faster, this amount grows.  Imagine if 2 faucets per home leaked in a small down,of we will say, 5000 people.  The number grows rather quickly!

1.31 million liters of water.

All it takes is a simple check now and again to change the rubber gasket, and you can save a heck of a lot of water!!

Most people know that paper has two sides, but often in offices, or other places of work, we only use one side.

By using both sides, we can reduce our paper usage by up to 50%.  This would not only entail a reduction in a budget needed to buy th epaper, but also woudl allow the purchasing agent to spend less time buying paper, and being availabel for other tasks.

If you have have other ideas on how using both sides benefits us, or other ways to improve paper use, please feel free to comment.