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Circularity
DIY Compost Bin
All Projects 76 Projects
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How to Get Red Wine Out of Carpet
Difficulty: Beginner
Time: Under 2 HoursRead on to discover tips and tricks on how to get red wine out of carpet.
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How to Clean Your Home Using Pantry Staples
Difficulty: Beginner
Time: 2-4 hoursThis guide will walk you through unexpected tricks that await you inside your pantry.
Buying
Best Boxes for Moving
This guide will teach you which boxes are best for moving, from moving box sizes to the perfect amount for your move.
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How to Make Your Own Cleaning Wipes
Difficulty: BeginnerTime: Under 2 HoursThis guide will show you how to make single-use cleaning wipes using 91 percent concentrated isopropyl alcohol.
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Measure Your Household Carbon Footprint
Difficulty: BeginnerWant to do something about climate change, but not sure where to start? Begin by measuring your household emissions.
Inspiration
Lower Your Carbon Footprint with Renewable Energy
Difficulty: BeginnerThis guide is focused on reducing greenhouse gases by investing in alternative and/or renewable energy sources at home.
Carbon Emissions
Go Tankless for Hot Water and Energy Savings
Product Index 65 Products
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Caulk or Spray Foam Around Windows
Save up to $200 a year on heating and cooling costs by properly sealing and insulating your home
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Insulative Sheathing Under Siding
Resists moisture and saves energy by reducing gaps and drafts
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Solar Panels
Can produce nearly 80% of an average U.S. home’s annual energy needs
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Dark Sky-Approved Light Fixtures
Avoid light pollution and neighbor disputes by putting light where it’s needed, not in the sky or in a neighbor’s window
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Hose Spigot Cover
Turn off outdoor water supply and cover spigots in winter months
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Spray Foam
Properly insulating the home and sealing gaps and cracks can save up to $200 a year in energy costs