5 Ways To Use Lemons To Clean

I must admit: I don’t love to clean. But I find I like doing it more when I’m using all-natural products. Cleaning products are expensive and natural products are healthier and work just as good, in my opinion. Plus, I don’t have to worry that I’m putting toxic items around my family.

So I was glad to find these tips about cleaning with lemons. You can find them virtually year-round, so there’s no excuse not to buy them. Besides my all-time favorite of vinegar and baking soda, lemons can be used for more than just lemonade. Use this fruit to clean countertops, copper pots and pans, faucets and dishes.

Fake or Not

Buying a new tree every year can take a toll on your pockets and take away from other Christmas decorations. Try going green this year and try something new. I know some people may not like using a fake or faux tree. If not you can try reusing a tree from the previous year. Wonder how you can reuse a fresh and real tree a year later-well click here to find out.

What kind of trees do you use in your house?

The Battle Between Online vs. In-Store Shopping

To shop or not to shop? That is rarely the question asked around the holidays. What about “To shop online or to shop in the stores?” Now that may be a more practical question.

The debate continues on whether or not online shopping is actually better for the environment. But regardless of how you ring in on that discussion, it is hard to argue that online shopping for the holidays is becoming increasingly popular. According to the National Retail Federation, surveys of 2007 holiday shoppers indicated that, on average, consumers planned to do 30.2 percent of their shopping online (up from 28.9 percent in 2006).

There are some pros and cons for both online and in-store shopping

This article is so very interesting. Which do you prefer?

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