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Going Green

NEW Seventh Generation Hand Wash

I am a huge fan of Seventh Generation eco-friendly, green products and was really excited to see this new line of hand wash come out in their newsletter today.  We love to use soaps that have a rich lather &  foam in our home, since it makes it easy for the little kids to soap [...]

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Green Tip – Turn Up The A/C

Try turning up the temperature on your home air conditioner to 78 degrees throughout the summer. One of the easiest ways to do this, is to buy a programmable thermostat.  You can set it a few degrees higher when you’re going to be away from home and at bedtime and to a more comfortable temperature [...]

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Remove Your Shoes, Please

Do you allow shoes to be worn inside your house?  We don’t.  But, it’s amazing how many people will come over and know that we don’t allow shoes, but walk in anyway.  Weird.  Do they think that the rules don’t apply?  Do they think that if they stay off of the carpet it’s okay then? [...]

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Why Go Organic?

For Your Health! Organic production helps protect your health, your family’s health and future generations. For the Planet! Organic farming never uses toxic  pesticides.  This helps keep the air you breath,  the water you drink and bathe in, and soil where you grow your veggies clean. It’s Easy! Almost every food you eat has an [...]

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Green Tip – Farmers Markets

Spend the morning at your local Farmer’s Market! Showing support for your local farmers by shopping at your local farmer’s market is great thing!  You’ll find a ton of locally grown veggies and fruit, baked goods, flowers and plants.  The produce is grown locally on farms and harvested at the peak of freshness so you [...]

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Farm Fresh Eggs

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We love eggs. We go through at least a dozen a week, just for breakfast. We recently made a new friend that raises free range chickens on their farm.  Take a look at how beautiful! Look really close…. Each one is a different size, with different colors and little specks on it.  Not like those [...]

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Green Tip – Have A Yard Sale

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Have a Yard Sale to pass on gently used, unwanted items. A yard sale will help keep items from a landfill and allow you to make a few bucks in the process.  You may not think that someone would want your old “junk” but more than likely, they will jump at the chance to buy [...]

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Celebrating Earth Week

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This year marks the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day on Thursday, April 22nd and you KNOW how much we LOVE the Earth here at All Things Mamma! So, in honor of Earth Day, we’ll be giving you tips, crafts and ideas to celebrate the Earth all year long! Let’s start simple…have you made these small [...]

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Join The Movement! Earth Hour – March 27th 8:30pm

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// On Earth Hour hundreds of millions of people, organizations, corporations and governments around the world will come together to make a bold statement about their concern for climate change by doing something quite simple—turning off their lights for one hour. In the U.S. where we are already feeling the impacts of climate change, Earth [...]

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Seventh Generation NEW Disinfecting Sprays and Wipes

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Have you tried the new disinfecting wipes and sprays from Seventh Generation? Seventh Generation’s new line of household disinfectant products kill over 99.99% of household germs* naturally on hard nonporous surfaces. Seventh Generation’s disinfectants are Powered By CleanWell™ patented technology based on thymol, a component of thyme oil which is derived from the herb thyme. [...]

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