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Conserve Energy: No More Excuses – Turn Off the Heater

February 15, 2013 by Momstart Leave a Comment

No More Excuses – Turn Off the Heater

Guest Post:

Sometimes people talk about how they plan to conserve energy by turning off the lights, installing an electronic thermostat, or wearing warmer clothes while lowering the temperature of the thermostat. That may even be their New Year’s Resolution! Sometimes those same people never take action. Sometimes those same people don’t have a choice. Like us.
No more excuses – the heat is off
One night, in the middle of January, our furnace quietly shut down, never to warm our bodies again. The heat exchanger is cracked. February was only a few days away, and the furnace was not repairable. 
So now, no more excuses – the heater is off. 
Light up the fireplace

Thankfully our house has a vent-free propane fireplace in the great room. When we awoke that cold morning, realizing that the furnace was off, the first thing my hubby did was light the fireplace. Then he went downstairs to try to light the furnace. No luck. Naturally that was on a week-end, and calling in a repair man would have cost an arm and a leg. So we decided to stick it out until Monday, and call the repair service then. Meanwhile we would go into "stay warm without a furnace" mode.
Reverse the ceiling fans

After the fireplace had been burning for a while, we set the ceiling fans to "reverse" and turned them on their slowest speed. Research indicates that using ceiling fans in the winter in reverse redistributes the warm air that has risen to the ceiling, pushing the warm air back down towards the floor. By using ceiling fans in this way, the temperature of the entire room will increase. Heating bills can be lowered by as much as 10% if ceiling fans are used properly in the winter.
Layer on the loose-fitting clothes

Fortunately we used to enjoy winter sports, and we still have thermal underwear and plenty of warm outerwear. Wearing several layers of loose-fitting light-weight natural fiber clothes can help keep a person warm better than one layer of thick and heavy synthetic fiber clothing. Air itself acts as an insulator when it is trapped between layers of clothing. Natural fibers can wick moisture away from the skin, but synthetic fibers will trap moisture against the skin. When trying to save money by turning the heater off (or coping when the heater has broken down) dressing in layers is a very effective way to deal with the cold temperatures of winter.
Read conservation tips from energy websites


Some of the best tips on energy conservation, and how to stay warmer in the winter, or cooler in the summer, can be found by searching Texas Electricity Providers or the Texas A&M Agrilife Extension. Of course there are the common tips, like making sure that the house has plenty of insulation, but there are some lesser known tips too.
Comfort food makes the house comfortable too
One of my favorite tips has to do with using the kitchen appliances differently – run the dishwasher during the day, cook with the stove and oven more in the winter. These appliances throw off some serious heat, and you can easily take advantage of that with very little effort. The aroma of bread baking, a stew simmering, or a roast in the oven warms the body AND the soul.
Just do it
With a little bit of planning, and the family’s co-operation, turning off the heater does not have to be a hardship. Use the fireplace, the ceiling fans, and wear your thermal underwear and sweaters. Use your kitchen appliances with an eye towards using their heat to warm the house. Conserving energy this way is easier than you may realize!

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Beat Germ Monsters with Seventh Generation Free and Clear Multipurpose Cleaner Kit – #Giveaway

November 14, 2012 by Momstart 127 Comments

By: Ashley

We are at the beginning of two big seasons: the holiday season, and the cold and flu season. With both seasons barreling at us at full speed, it’s incredibly important to what you can to keep you and your family safe from germ monsters! Seventh Generation, the leading brand in green cleaning products, can help you stay healthy, get clean, and battle those germ monsters I mentioned. You can even create some of your own germ monsters with your Seventh Generation tissue boxes! I love this idea and will definitely be trying it out with Atticus.

 

Killing germs is one thing, but I’ve always wondered how well Seventh Generation products actually cleaned. Here is a before and after picture of my kitchen table. I cleaned it after dinner one night using the Seventh Generation Free and Clear Multipurpose Cleaner. It did just as well as any other cleaner I have ever used. It cut through grease and sauce left on the table and left the wood looking great.

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If you are looking for some new products to clean up your home and battle germs with, Seventh Generation has a great line. They have hand washes that are 97% plant-based which clean your hands and leave mine feeling soft, 100% recycled material tissues, and disinfecting wipes that kill 99.99% of household germs. That is a complete line of germ fighting supplies that are eco-friendly. Sounds good to me!

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How would you like to try some Seventh Generation cold and flu season supplies? If you follow the directions in the Rafflecopter below, you’ll be entered to win a Seventh Generation kit just like I had. Then you can make your own tissue box germ monster too!

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About Ashley (Managing Editor at MomStart): Ashley is a mom, wife, sister, daughter, friend, and

former teacher working to navigate through the mysterious world of Mommyia. Read more about her adventures at Momicles and follow her @Momicles2010

Disclosure – A product was provided for review.

Filed Under: Ashley, giveaway, green Tagged With: cleaning kit, Free and Clear Multipurpose Cleaner, giveaway, natural, Seventh Generation

Turn Your Kids into Eco-Warriors and Get them Interested in the Environment

October 12, 2012 by Momstart 14 Comments

Guest Post: Julian from Frugaal

Turn Your Kids into Eco-Warriors and Get them Interested in the Environment

If previous generations and today’s grownups are the ones that recklessly use resources and damage the environment to power cars, factories and consumer electronics, then today’s kids are the ones that are going to have to start taking real strides towards becoming a more sustainable and environmentally considerate group. This post, therefore, looks at a few ways to get your kids – at a whole range of ages – into the habit of looking after and taking an interest into the environment rather than degrading it further. Hopefully, you might even find that by introducing some of these changes to your kid’s lifestyles, you too can lead a greener and, therefore, less expensive lifestyle which certainly can’t be a bad thing either.

Teach Your Kids about the Importance of Minimizing Resource Use

It’s important that your kids get into good habits with turning off lights and other resource-draining devices such as TVs around the house; bad habits can be hard to shift, so you want to instill good ones from as early as possible. There are ways to make these eco-conscious actions a little more exciting too though. For example, consider giving them a little reward every time they spot a light that someone has left on or a TV that’s been left on standby. Hopefully this way your household will become super conscious of its energy use, saving the environment and trimming dollars of your utility bills in the process.

Re-Use and Recycle

Teach your kids about the importance of getting the full use out of something – whatever it may be – before it’s thrown away. And If they’ve got some old clothes or toys that they no longer want, then use this as an opportunity to pass something onto a friend, family member, or to a charity store rather than just sending it to the trash dump. The important thing is to make sure your kids realize the benefit of using these more sustainable channels of disposal.

Educate them about the Wider Issues, but in an Accessible Way

Encouraging your kids to not leave the tap running or to pass on an unwanted toy to a friend at kindergarten is great. But what’s also important is that you let them know about the wider reasons these actions are necessary and positive. So, depending on their age of course, think about showing them a video about the process of global warming and climate change on YouTube for example. There are plenty of these educational videos that are specifically designed for kids. Also, bring the bigger ideas and issues down to a touching and simple level by talking about some of the real-world effects of our resource use. So tell your kids about how all the wonderful creatures and animals in the rainforests and polar regions around the world are at increasing risk and danger because of the actions we – as humans living with TV’s, video games, cars and whatever else – take.

Encourage Them to Take an Interest in the Great Outdoors.

What better way to get your kids interested in the natural environment than by actually getting out there and letting them experience it firsthand. The options on offer are endless so to suit every budget and lifestyle. You needn’t go on lavish holiday to a far removed natural landscape, for example, you could equally just encourage them to get into the garden or local park to find interesting leaves and insects. Another great idea is also to get them to document and take photos of their findings and fun outside. On top of this, also consider getting them a little plant to look after. There is no better way of teaching them why we have a responsibility to personally care for the environment than by letting them do all the watering and tending to a plant themselves. It’s also a great idea to buy a food-producing plant, such as a tomato plant, so they are rewarded for their attention and care with some healthy, fresh produce too. You might even find that your child, who would never eat a tomato previously, soon feels very differently when they’ve grown it themselves!

[By-line:] Julian from Frugaal has provided us with this post. He owns and writes for the blog at Frugaal.com which covers a range of topics related to saving money and living a more sustainable lifestyle.

Filed Under: green Tagged With: eco-warriors, environment, fugaal, Recycle

Celebrate Earth Day With Earth Saving Tips from Hormel #HormelFamily

April 21, 2012 by Momstart 21 Comments

Did you know that April 22nd marks the 42nd anniversary of the celebration of Earth Day? I had no idea it was around that long, does knowing that change your mind about how important it is? For me it means I’m going to considering doing something with my kids especially after listening to Jane Goodall talk during my interview with her for the Premier of Chimpanzee about the earth and how we aren’t doing enough to bring about change. Earth day is a great start but it’s going to take us doing these things every day to make a difference.

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This year, the Earth Day Network announced that the main focus of Earth Day will be to continue building the environmental movement and engaging new environmental activists around the globe. In order to make Earth Day a success, it is essential that each and every person set environmental goals, contribute and do their part including major companies like Hormel.

Did you know that about 80 percent of Hormel Foods’ product packaging by weight is recyclable and/or made from recycled materials? Over the past few years, Hormel has found many ways to reduce, revamp and change the size and material of their packages. In 2009, a half-inch in height was removed from each Jennie-O Turkey Store turkey burger carton, generating an annual paperboard savings of more than 68,000 pounds! More information on Hormel Foods’ package minimization efforts .

There are plenty of simple ways that you and your family can help that won’t feel like you are overhauling your lifestyle but they still make a difference. Jane Goodall says that we need to be aware of what we purchase and how it was made, just an FYI from taken away from my interview with her.

 

These tips are from Hormel:

• Plan an eco-friendly picnic! Skip paper plates and bring along utensils and dishes from home. Pack products that are known for their eco-friendly and sustainable packaging. One example is Hormel® Natural Choice® deli meats. As part of its commitment to be 100 percent natural inside and out, Hormel® Natural Choice® deli meats now has recyclable packaging made of 100 percent recycled material and they are the only national brand that features 100 percent recycled packaging.

• On your next trip to the grocery store, avoid the plastic by bringing along a cloth, reusable bag. Not only are they inexpensive, but they are a lot stronger than regular plastic bags!

• Take a shorter shower or brush your teeth without running the water. Not only will you reduce water consumption, but the energy costs associated with heating the water.

• Contribute to an online campaign through the Earth Day Network! There are also plenty of opportunities for you to volunteer on the actual day in your communities! http://www.earthday.org/take-action

• Last month, Hormel introduced a brand new eco-friendly package for Hormel™ Country Crock® sides! This new “in-mold” package design replaces the paper sleeve, placing the printed information directly on the tub, which saves more than 8,500 trees a year! Try one of the newly introduced flavors that include cheesy diced potatoes, four cheese penne pasta with broccoli,

 

 

This post enters me into a contest with Hormel Family as an ambassador.

Filed Under: green Tagged With: Chimpanzee, Earth Day, earth day tips, eco, green, Hormel, hormelfamily, Jane Goodall

Save 50% Off All Items Envirosax Promo Code GREEN2012

January 10, 2012 by Momstart 3 Comments

By Summer,

Did you have a “Go Green” New Year’s resolution? If so let Mom Start and Envirosax (my favorite bags) help you out. Mom Start got the BL from Envirosax about a promotion for 50% off your purchase of $50 or more. AWESOME! I’ve bought 10 sets for myself and as presents – you could give one or give a set. So when you’re checking out use Envirosax promo code GREEN2012. Don’t be shy to pass it on as this offer is not limited, but does only apply to items ‘in stock’ during this sale.

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About Summer:

Summer is very active in our Local MOMS Club chapter, she is the mother of two adorable active boys, and is always thinking of ways to help others. She is a friend, a wife, and always busy as all mommies are. She is very active on Facebook, addicted to Geocaching and very interested in organic and green living while cooking up a storm

Filed Under: green Tagged With: envirosax, envirosax discount code, envirosax promo code, Sale, savings

Where Your Energy Consumption Goes Infographic & 10 Tips to Save Energy

November 16, 2011 by Momstart 19 Comments

 

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So What should you do?

 

10 Tips to Save Energy Today – Easy low-cost and no-cost ways to save energy and money.

1. Install a programmable thermostat to keep your house comfortably warm in the winter and comfortably cool in the summer.

2. Use energy efficient light bulbs with the ENERGY STAR® label.

3. Air dry dishes instead of using your dishwasher’s drying cycle.

4. Turn off your computer and monitor when not in use.

5. Plug home electronics, such as TVs and DVD players, into power strips; turn the power strips off when the equipment is not in use (TVs and DVDs in standby mode still use several watts of power).

6. Lower the thermostat on your hot water heater to 120°F.

7. Take short showers instead of baths.

8. Wash only full loads of dishes and clothes.

9. Caulk, seal, and weather strip all seams, cracks, and openings to the outside. 

10. Look for the ENERGY STAR® label on home appliances and products. ENERGY STAR® products meet strict efficiency guidelines set by the U.S. Department of Energy and the Environmental Protection Agency.

Filed Under: Announcement, green Tagged With: energy consumption, energy efficiency, infographic

Live Clean Baby Collection Exclusively at Walgreens

October 29, 2011 by Momstart 4 Comments

 

I never really considered Walgreens to be the place to go for an eco conscience product, but low and behold they have exclusivity with Live Clean Baby.

Live Clean is a Canadian brand with eco-friendly personal care products with quite a positive reputation there and now is making it’s way to the US with the launch of Live Clean Baby. This simple, environmentally aware collection of products is specially formulated with both mother’s concerns and baby’s sensitivities in mind. 

With most eco friendly products the price tag is a little bit higher than you would normally consider for a Tearless Shampoo and Wash that gently cleanses baby’s hair and scalp without drying; a Moisturizing Baby Bath that gently cleanses and moisturizes baby’s delicate skin, a Moisturizing Baby Lotion that leaves baby’s skin soft and smooth with a non-greasy feel; a Non-Petroleum Jelly and a Diaper Ointment that soothes baby’s tender skin and forms a protective barrier against wetness; and a Moisturizing Bar Soap that is enriched with Shea butter to gently moisturize baby’s skin. The price is $7.99

If you’re looking for vegan products then Live Clean Baby is for you. Using only natural, non-irritating, supremely gentle plant based ingredients, Live Clean Baby performs efficiently and gently to keep baby looking, feeling – and smelling – their very best. “The criteria we’ve developed for the Live Clean brand begins with an ecologically responsible point of view,” says Executive Vice President, Michelle Sparrock, referring to the common, eco-damaging ingredients you won’t find in Live Clean. “As resilient as babies are, we know that their developing systems are also extremely sensitive. We wanted to create baby products with nothing extraneous, nothing unnecessary. Everything from the natural surfactants to the fragrance is both minimal and mild.” They use no animal ingredients in the formulations. The collection is also cruelty-free meaning none of the products or their ingredients have been tested on animals. In its sensitivity to the environment, Live Clean is also free of phosphates, known contributors to water pollution. Plus their packaging has been carefully created to be as earth-friendly as possible. The Live Clean containers are recyclable; they are made from “virgin” materials, making them far easier to recycle than many plastics. Shipping cartons are made from recycled materials and even the inks used on shipping cartons are safe for the environment. Local vendors are used to the maximum which cuts down on gas consumption and emissions thus reducing their overall carbon footprint.

It is available exclusively at Walgreens, the nation’s largest drugstore chain with more than 8,000 stores across the country as well as online at Walgreens.com.

 

We received Samples for this post.

Filed Under: green, review Tagged With: baby lotion, baby products, eco, green, Live Clean Baby, Recycle, review, vegan, Walgreens

Save on Envirosax Eco Reusable Bags SPOOKY11

October 26, 2011 by Momstart 1 Comment

By Summer:

Happy Hallo-ECO! Wait, that didn’t make sense, but do you care? This is a mini-feature about my favorite bags, Envirosax! They are running a sale for 72 hours ONLY where you can get 50% off of purchases of $50 or more when you use code SPOOKY11 (conditions apply*). This is a perfect opportunity to start your holiday shopping; you can give a pouch as a stocking stuffer or present OR use the Envirosax bags as the wrapping to a gift.

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*Conditions:
Simply enter in SPOOKY11 in the discount code box prior to checkout
Valid only in the USA & Canada on www.envirosax.com or www.envirosax.ca
Applies to items ‘in stock’ only during sales period
Offer valid Tuesday-Thursday, October 25-27, 2011

Disclaimer: This feature was not sponsored by Envirosax, but Summer loves them!

About Summer:

Summer is very active in our Local MOMS Club chapter, she is the mother of two adorable active boys, and is always thinking of ways to help others. She is a friend, a wife, and always busy as all mommies are. She is very active on Facebook, addicted to Geocaching and very interested in organic and green living while cooking up a storm.

Filed Under: green, savings Tagged With: Discount Code, eco, envirosax, reusable bags, savings

Top 10 Eco and Wallet-Friendly School Year Tips

September 21, 2011 by Momstart 21 Comments

I’ve been working with Recyclebank for the last two months and I wanted to share this exciting eco friendly tip list with you. Recyclebank went through more than 100,000 submissions to date and compiled the best eco- and wallet-friendly advice from members across the country. The most common themes? Get your family involved, and make it fun! Here are some highlights: image

1. Swap it out. Hold a clothing and school gear swap party with other families in the neighborhood. It’s a great way for the kids to get “new” clothes and backpacks without hurting the planet, plus it saves money. Another great tip was to visit trading sites like ThredUP.com to swap clothes your kids no longer wear for newer duds.

2. Throw a closet-cleaning party. Clean out closets before going shopping to see what fits, what can be repurposed or what can be donated. Make it a fun activity for the whole family to do together—turn on some music, serve some snacks and have a fashion show!

3. Put a new twist on something old. Pull out your sewing machine, material stockpile and accessories to re-invent hand-me-downs. It’s a fun and creative activity for the family, saves money and encourages the kids to enjoy recycled clothing.

4. Extend the life of your crayons. Take crayons from the previous school year, melt them and pour them into molds to create different shaped crayons. Once cooled, you have cool “new” crayons.

5. Save on textbooks and conserve paper. Buy used text books from students who were previously in your kids’ grades. College students can use textbook renting sites such as Chegg.com, which even plants a tree for each book rented. And if you buy a textbook on Amazon.com, you can sell them back for gift cards to use towards next year’s books!

6. Plan a supply hunt. Organize a pen, pencil and notebook scavenger hunt around the house—you’d be amazed what you can find in drawers and bags. It’s a fun rainy day project for kids, and a great way to reuse the supplies you’ve already bought.

7. Give supplies a facelift. You can add some flair to old school supplies that are still useable. Fill an old binder with un-used pages from cast-off notebooks, recover them with sturdy fabric and then break open the craft drawer and let your kids go wild! Last year’s binder becomes a work of art.

8. Make it a game. Each morning, get out the stopwatch and have everyone race through the house to ensure all lights are off and appliances and electronics are unplugged. This helps save energy, and reduces your electricity bill and burns off excess energy!

9. Paint the classroom green. Encourage your child’s school administrators to have recycle bins in the schoolyard, classroom and hallways so kids develop the habit early. If your school doesn’t have recycling, bring in your own bins and set up a collection schedule with other parents! If your town is a Recyclebank community, families can take turns collecting bins and share the coupons with the classroom. Many towns supply recycling bins to residents, but if yours doesn’t places like Home Depot and Target sell them.

10. Form a club. If you have junior high or high school aged kids, ask your school if you can form a “Green Club.” Members can serve as green ambassadors in their respective classrooms, and help raise awareness and implement school-wide eco-friendly actions.

To learn more easy and inspiring tips for going green this school year from Recyclebank.

To share your tips and get rewarded for the simple things you do to live greener lives, take the Recyclebank Green Your School Year Challenge, a nationwide effort to inspire families to make eco-friendly decisions throughout the school year. The Challenge, which runs until September 30, sets Recyclebank members on an interactive school year journey with opportunities to earn points along the way towards winning over 100 incredible prizes, including a grand prize package designed to green all elements of the school year valued at $7,500.

 

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Filed Under: green Tagged With: Eco friendly, eco tips, green your school, recyclebank

Recyclebank Challenge 2 Green Up The First Day Of School Tips

September 5, 2011 by Momstart 22 Comments

Miles and Zoe have their first day of School on Wednesday. Miles, it’s his official first day and I just don’t know what to do. Am I supposed to be happy about it, or sad. I’m both! I’m quite sad about him leaving, as he describes it, I won’t have anyone to play with, read to, sing with, or watch TV with. But I’ll have time to work uninterrupted which I hear is SO VALUABLE. Now thinking about it from a green point of view. What can I do to green the first day of school. I have a few days to prepare and I do still need to find back to school clothes.

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Recyclebank is here to help us figure out ways to green our school year. One way is to chose products with fabrics that are green. As part of the Green Your School Year Challenge going on they are offering tips in the form of a game where you can earn entry points to win really fun prizes. The first step was to download a guide that provided lots of information on choosing green fabrics. I found it so interested I wanted to share a few of the tips.

Choose Organic fabrics in clothing and backpacks:

Compared to conventional backpacks, fewer toxic chemicals are released into the environment when they’re being made
Eco-friendly backpacks aren’t made with petroleum, like vinyl backpacks
Backpacks made from recycled plastic bottles reduce landfill waste

Good Fabrics to Look Out For

Organic Cotton
Hemp
Recycled plastic bottles

Bad Materials to pass on

Vinyl
Conventional cotton

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The rest of the challenge for this week is more like the first challenge. You can take quizzes and find out how knowledgeable you are on being green. What are different ways throughout the day that you can become more green. Do you car pool? Do you use reusable packaging for sandwiches? We need to switch from plastic baggies to those cute reusable washable sandwich bags that my friend makes. She makes them in such cute patterns. Basically, you sandwich bag can be any material you can find in the store.

What are your tips to Green Up The First Day of School.

 

 

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Filed Under: green Tagged With: challenge, clothing, first day of school, green, organic, recyclebank, sweepstakes

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