Go Green on a Budget Guide

Go Green on a Budget Guide

How to Green Your Baby’s Nursery

January 3, 2011 by EcoistPaige on January 3, 2011

Because babies spend so much of their new lives in the nursery (those little guys sleep for days when they’re brand new!), it’s important to provide as non-toxic an environment as possible. The Budget

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Five Great Sites to Swap Your Clothing Online

January 1, 2011 by EcoistPaige on January 1, 2011

Clothing Swap Sites

Aided by an ailing economy and a not-feeling-so-well-either environment, clothes swapping has become the rage of fashionistas everywhere. . Now the Budget Ecoist brings you a review the latest and greatest in current clothing swap websites and gives you feedback on how these swaps are shaping up.

Five Great Clothing Swap Sites

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What to Do with Your Tree After the Holidays

December 27, 2010 by EcoistPaige on December 27, 2010

Christmas Tree Disposal

The holidays are over and if you’ve purchased a fresh Christmas tree, you are probably left with an abundance of needles sprinkled about your floor, and a burning desire to get your furniture moved ba

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10 Things You Can Do with Gift Wrapping, When the Holidays are Over

December 25, 2010 by EcoistPaige on December 25, 2010

Recycle Gift Wrapping

So we gave you some great tips on things that could be recycled into gift wrapping, but what do you do with all the wrapping you’ve received from others? Most wrapping paper isn’t able to be recycled

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