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How to use your Charcoal Stick
Before you use the charcoal for the first time, you must rinse it, then place in boiling water for 10 minutes and allow to cool before adding to a ...
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Homemade Ketchup
Most store bought ketchup is made with high fructose corn syrup...no thank you! Here is a healthier and I would say tastier version of ketchup.
Sim...
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DIY Deodorant
There are a few ways you can make this! It’s easy, inexpensive, safe for your body and painless on your pocket.
What you need:
1/4 cup coconut oi...
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Let’s Talk Shampoo Bars
Did you know that liquid shampoo is 70-80% water? We're conditioned to think shampoo only comes in liquid form. Hey, good shampoo for your hair t...
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Kitchen Scrap Vegetable Broth By Lacey.Dumler
Usually I post because I’ve made something tasty and I’d like to share it with you. It’s as simple as that. I have no real objectives other than t...
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DIY Coffee Scrub
Hands down, all I am thinking about lately is Spring! I’m anticipating my spring cleaning, cleansing, and prepping my skin for THE GLOW. I am so ov...
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4 simple ways to getting started on a zero-waste lifestyle
Zero-waste is a movement dedicated to consuming consciously. It’s about recognizing how much you are consuming, while considering where it might en...
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10 zero-waste snacks
Like any good thing, a little planning is always involved. Whether you are running around doing errands, road trippin’, packing lunches or in need ...
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DIY: Simple all-purpose cleaner for your nontoxic home
Even before I studied Holistic Nutrition, I’d always invested in a holistic lifestyle, so natural cleaning supplies were quite familiar to me. I kn...
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Quick + Simple Bean Quesadillas
My days are spent at home with my wild and beautiful 20 month old son, Ryder. When it comes to lunch time, something quick, easy and healthy is wh...
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Produce Storage 101
Last week we talked a little bit about how you can make a few easy moves toward a zero-waste fridge – we know that produce storage is a big part of...
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4 Zero Waste fridge tips
Food waste is a huge issue in North America. The annual cost of avoidable food loss and waste in Canada is an average of $1,766 per household. That...
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