Green Housekeeping: Recipes and solutions for a cleaner, more sustainable home by Christina Strutt
Christina Strutt of Cabbages & Roses reveals how to have a calmer, healthier, eco-friendly home.
Saving the planet for future generations is a laudable aim, but what
about the current populace? Why wait when even quite small lifestyle
changes can make a big difference now? Green Housekeeping is full of
advice and information to help you take a more sustainable path.
Recycling, reusing and shopping at farmers' markets are a good start,
but cutting down on the use of poisonous chemicals is just as important –
it's perfectly possible to clean a house using nothing more than
lemons, bicarbonate of soda, vinegar and plain water. Here old-fashioned
methods are complemented by newer ideas and innovations, and applied
not only to cleaning but also to caring for clothes, furniture, and even
silver and glassware.
Growing some of your own vegetables, fruit and herbs can be very
satisfying, and you can use any extras to make jams, oils and chutneys
using the handy tips and delicious recipes. Make beauty preparations and
bath oils, too, for soothing, effective treatments to enhance everyday
health and wellbeing. To become eco-friendly doesn't require
self-sacrifice – just some readjustment; and by following the advice in
this invaluable guide you will find yourself living a calmer, greener
life.
Genre: Non-Fiction > General
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