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I am a bow hunter and eat the meat I hunt. Other than that I will not eat any animal products at all. It started as an ethics thing, and then I was willing to eat certain animal products if I knew ...

from How Far Would You Go? Greening All, Most, or Part of Your... on November 11, 2009 05:30PM

Beautiful, sure, but I agree with the above "4000 sf isn't green" comments.

from Nancy's Mid-Century Swanky Green Tour | Apartment Therapy... on November 11, 2009 05:10PM

I hardly have anything on this list. I feel as though I "need" my computer and internet, and I have a cell phone instead of a land line. I have an ipod, but I don't need it. I got it for free. But ...

from Apartment Therapy Re-Nest | Do You Really Need That? on November 5, 2009 02:40AM

I'm 29 and living alone for the first time. And I love it. I don't own a TV, so I spend my time so much more productively than I used to, and I don't have to compromise anything. I was so frightene...

from Apartment Therapy Re-Nest | Flying Solo: The Simplicity o... on October 27, 2009 11:38PM

As a breakfast it's fantastic with some bananas, berries and cream/soy. Such a satisfying texture and flavour!

from Apartment Therapy Re-Nest | Five Ways to Eat: Quinoa on October 6, 2009 05:07PM

I just put tap water in a glass jug to sit so the chlorine dissipates.

from Apartment Therapy Re-Nest | What Type Of Water Do You Drink? on October 3, 2009 09:30PM

Got the diva cup a couple of years ago. Best thing ever. No garbage, more convenient (you can wear them a lot longer between changes than a tampon), no health risk, cheaper. I'll never...

from Apartment Therapy Re-Nest | Greening Our Habits, Revisite... on September 28, 2009 06:38PM

A very big and enthusiastic vote for the Diva cup. Never going back. But If I ever don't want to use ot for some reason, I use a reusable cloth pad, which is so, so comfortable for light days. Both...

from Apartment Therapy Re-Nest | Greening Our Habits: Or In Th... on September 21, 2009 08:19PM

I use reusable filters. I have three of them. I use one then dump the contents and let it dry out. Then its very easy to shake off the old coffee grounds and uses less water to clean. And since I h...

from Apartment Therapy Re-Nest | Reusable Coffee Filter Vs. Pa... on September 19, 2009 04:15PM

I had a couch and chair reupholstered for a fraction of the cost of a new one. And if you're handy a DIY job is cheaper still.

from Apartment Therapy Re-Nest | The 4th R: Reupholster? Natur... on September 15, 2009 09:17PM

Some of those are actually pretty great.

from Apartment Therapy Re-Nest | Roundup: Crazy Reuse There, I... on September 8, 2009 08:45PM

I'm biased because I'm not from the area and can't participate. :)

from Apartment Therapy Re-Nest | Re-nest Scavenger Boston on August 19, 2009 10:53PM

I was going to send in this same question as I'll be doing concrete floors in my entire home right away. I'm still going to do it, but extra thanks to SeanG for the tip about a better epoxy and my ...

from Apartment Therapy Re-Nest | Epoxy Concrete Finish? Good Q... on August 19, 2009 10:50PM

I have to agree with fjorlief. I think this would end up looking tacky and gross in my real and heavily used kitchen.

from Apartment Therapy Re-Nest | Turn Your Empty Cans into Sto... on August 19, 2009 10:42PM

I'm still using mine up. It's amazing how long it's taking for them all to burn out. Alternatively, I'd give them to neighbors or somewhere like a not-for-profit agency that might be able to save s...

from Apartment Therapy Re-Nest | What To Do With Old Incandesc... on August 19, 2009 10:37PM

I also use a cheaper, silicone only one and I love it. I hadn't realized there was an option of one with fiberglass. Mine was under $10 and I never use a baking sheet without it, now.

from Apartment Therapy Re-Nest | Essential Baking Tools: Silpat on August 3, 2009 06:19PM

They're great. I wish they were for sale.

from Apartment Therapy Re-Nest | Creative Reuse: Clever Lids f... on August 2, 2009 12:38AM

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