. I try to be eco-friendly as possible. For instance, I try to wear mostly natural fabrics, and my daughters and I like to thrift, too. So I was happy to give WAMA underwear, a sustainable clothing brand, a try. WAMA offers comfortable underwear made with all-natural hemp and cotton. Hemp is a sustainable fabric because it takes less water to cultivate. WAMA's aim is to make the best hemp underwear in the world—they chose to use hemp largely because of its sustainability, but also because hemp has antibacterial qualities and gets softer every time it's washed. WAMA's hemp is Continue reading...
How to Become an Urban Homesteader
Thanks to Park Seed for this guest post. Over time, technology and modern conveniences have become essential in our lives. We can place orders with 2-day shipping, take virtual tours and even have watches that can measure our blood oxygen levels. (How cool!) While it’s awesome to have these conveniences at our fingertips, it feels good to be self-sufficient and do something on our own. It's rewarding to work with our own hands, without the help of computers or video tutorials. Many looking for a more self-sufficient lifestyle are embracing the idea of homesteading. People Continue reading...
Rinse Recycle Reimagine Sweepstakes
*I received a promotional item for participation in this campaign. All opinions expressed in this post are 100% my own. I am big about recycling, but I have to admit that when I am cleaning my home's bathrooms, I tend to toss the empty beauty product containers in the trash. (I mean to recycle them, but it's quicker to throw them in the trash.) That's why I am happy to share with you “Rinse. Recycle. Reimagine,” a new Unilever program in partnership with Keep America Beautiful and the Ad Council. The program is designed to educate people about recycling in the bathroom. The #ReimagineThat Continue reading...