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http://food.yahoo.com/blog/dailyolive/465/5-small-steps-to-an-eco-friendly-kitchen

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in the article!!


5 Small Steps to an Eco-Friendly Kitchen
Posted Mon, Apr 23, 2007, 12:58 pm PDT
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Becoming eco-friendly doesn't have to be an all-or-nothing transformation into a "treehugger". Here's some small ways to get you started without too much anxiety of leaving your old products behind.



What: Mrs. Meyers' take on counter top sprays
Cleans: Countertops and surfaces
Price: $4.99
What's cool: Comes in three floral fragrances - lavender, lemon verbena, & geranium


What: Seventh Generation dishwashing detergent
Use for: Washing dishes
Price: $4.99
What's cool: Uses coconut oil instead of petroleum


What: Bio-bags - biodegradable trash bags
Use for: Reducing amount of plastic in landfilss
Price: $18 for 75 15-quart bags
What's cool: Bags will work in your garden's compost piles


What: Bi-O-Kleen Produce Wash
Use for: Wash your organic produce with this produce wash
Price: $3.89
What's cool: Naturally removes chemical sprays and waxes from your produce


What: DIY cleaning products with this shopping list
Use for: Making your own cleaning products for use around the house
What's cool: Staple items around the house are used to make eco-friendly cleaners - like vinegar, baking soda, lemon juice, and olive oil

-Bryce Longton, dailyolive.com