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This is a big problem especially in developed countries. The amount of RUBBISH thrown out every day, do you try to reduce the amount you throw out ? I know some simple ways to reduce rubbish .........buy the amount of food you need. Try not to do so many take away meals. Think about what you are buying does it need so much packaging or buy it in Bulk form. Reduce Plastic bags at supermarkets by taking your own ECO bag or refusing plastic bags given out if they are not Biodegradable. Ok how do you reduce your RUBBISH???? OR SUGGEST IDEAS please :o

If you are ECO CONSCIOUS. If you want to earn more money. If you want to have a product that is high quality. If you want a product that has no competition. If you are a Mother or knows people with Babies. This can save you and make you $$$$$ at the same time ECOLurves line BumzWELurve is looking for motivated distributors in all countries to supply Mothers with a Nappy Range that is growing at a fast pace. Natural materials, very cost effective and designs that can be personalized with baby photos,names,animals etc. This product is selling fast already in the UK,Australia,America,Indonesia but if you want to not miss this opportunity without having any competition contact Info@ECOLurve.com

Just finished making another batch of chocolate so good If your not a slacker ( lazy Mother ) you can buy you own ingredients to make a healthy chocolate yourself. 1 It saves you $$$$$$$ 2 Its better for you ( natural ingredients ) Raw Dark non alkalized Cocoa. 3 The only Problem you will have is everybody loves it so you gotta hide some 4 Also you can help with ( Fair Trade) villages and Families earn a living. :rolleyes:By buying 100% natural ingredients in bulk from a direct source like ECOLurve. A quick Recipe 1 cup of Cocoa powder 1 cup of Cocoa Butter 1/2 cup of Coconut oil handful of Mixed nuts,Goji,dates,dessicated Coconut,Sunflower seeds,Raisins and Palm Syrup to sweeten or honey. Melt Cocoa Butter in double boiler with Coconut oil if hard add all other stuff in your own quantities...... Mix taste when sweet enough place in a oiled class container then straight into the fridge till set. Then when it is set take it out of the fridge and Run or hide to Sample it :rolleyes:

:) ECOLurve is looking for motivated people who care about the Environment. Eco distributors may apply @ Info@ecolurve.com All products are 100% natural and ECO FRIENDLY.........A GREAT way to earn an extra $$$$$ income and help the ENVIRONMENT at the same time. We have distributors in Australia,UK, New Zealand,Indonesia, and due to the success WE are looking FOR MORE HELP. Especially in the United states.......... Looking to hear from you to join our successful team. Regards Yen and Peter ECOLurve.com

:) Hi welcome sounds like you have moved to a great place,I'm sure you will enjoy this site and getting to know how the people here in this Blog are concerned and helping our Environment. :D

We run Ecolurve a online business so its continuous effort every day helping to preserve the environment helping families and villages in 3rd world countries is satisfying but sometimes a long hard struggle to convert over. But the rewards are great when you can help the local environment one of the most successful ways we have SUCCEEDED in is converting mothers to use cloth nappies instead of disposable, and not pollute OUR MOTHER EARTH. also we have been converting people here to Eco friendly washing using natural biodegradable soapnuts :)

Ok agree good advice Just in to much of a hurry to convert people over and the Sales-y part was a quote from an article In Wisconsin I guess a high % of people are ECO conscious here in Indonesia they don't know the word, CHEMICAL FREE, is a joke as long as the product is cheap they buy it, looks good they buy. Just like BODY SHOP CHEMICALLY LOADED PRODUCTS So as they say here Pelan Pelan slowly slowly :)

:) Ecolurve is offering FREE Gifts for Mothers Mothers with babies having Babies and friends with Babies Check out the online site @ ECOLurve.com Gifts available through info@ecolurve.com

Did you know? New parents are inundated with decisions about how to feed, clothe and care for their newborn. One big decision is whether to use cloth or disposable diapers. Originally, cloth diapers were simply rectangular cloths that were secured to a baby with safety pins. Today, cloth diapers are contoured to fit a baby's body, and there are various kinds of fasteners. Disposable diapers, meanwhile, offer convenience. Benefit of Cloth: Cost Cloth diapers are much less costly than disposable diapers. Mothering.com reports the average family saves $2,000 per child by using cloth diapers, instead of disposable ones, over the course of the baby's time in diapers. Disposable diapers cost, on average, 25 cents each, and the average child wears 8,000 before he is fully potty-trained. Cloth diapers can be re-used for younger siblings. Many parents sell used cloth diapers at yard sales, in consignment stores or through online auctions. Higher-quality cloth diapers often resell for as much as half of the original purchase price. Benefit of Cloth: Environment Cloth diapers are much more eco-friendly than disposable diapers. On average, 10,000 tons of diapers are deposited into landfills every day. Cloth diapers produce no waste that goes into landfills. In addition, you will help reduce your carbon footprint by avoiding the harm of manufacturing disposable diapers. It is estimated that disposable diaper manufacturers use 1 million metric tons of wood pulp and 75,000 metric tons of plastic each year. Benefit of Cloth: Comfort In general, cloth diapers do not irritate a baby's skin as badly as disposable diapers do. Cloth-diapered babies are not exposed to sodium polyacralate, which is what makes liquid turn gelatinous. When a baby urinates, there are shiny crystals of sodium polyacralate that may stick to his skin and cause reactions. Some babies are allergic to the chemical, while others only experience mild reactions, such as diaper rash. Cloth diapers are also available in a variety of fabrics. ECO♥ ECOLurve.com is looking for ECO friendly distributors worldwide If Interested contact........... info@Ecolurve.com<p class="rounded clearfix" id="attach_wrap"> Attached thumbnail(s) Back to top Quote MultiQuote Edit Blog This Report

Did you know? New parents are inundated with decisions about how to feed, clothe and care for their newborn. One big decision is whether to use cloth or disposable diapers. Originally, cloth diapers were simply rectangular cloths that were secured to a baby with safety pins. Today, cloth diapers are contoured to fit a baby's body, and there are various kinds of fasteners. Disposable diapers, meanwhile, offer convenience. Benefit of Cloth: Cost Cloth diapers are much less costly than disposable diapers. Mothering.com reports the average family saves $2,000 per child by using cloth diapers, instead of disposable ones, over the course of the baby's time in diapers. Disposable diapers cost, on average, 25 cents each, and the average child wears 8,000 before he is fully potty-trained. Cloth diapers can be re-used for younger siblings. Many parents sell used cloth diapers at yard sales, in consignment stores or through online auctions. Higher-quality cloth diapers often resell for as much as half of the original purchase price. Benefit of Cloth: Environment Cloth diapers are much more Eco-friendly than disposable diapers. On average, 10,000 tons of diapers are deposited into landfills every day. Cloth diapers produce no waste that goes into landfills. In addition, you will help reduce your carbon footprint by avoiding the harm of manufacturing disposable diapers. It is estimated that disposable diaper manufacturers use 1 million metric tons of wood pulp and 75,000 metric tons of plastic each year. Benefit of Cloth: Comfort In general, cloth diapers do not irritate a baby's skin as badly as disposable diapers do. Cloth-diapered babies are not exposed to sodium polyacralate, which is what makes liquid turn gelatinous. When a baby urinates, there are shiny crystals of sodium polyacralate that may stick to his skin and cause reactions. Some babies are allergic to the chemical, while others only experience mild reactions, such as diaper rash. Cloth diapers are also available in a variety of fabrics. ECO♥ ECOLurve.com is looking for ECO friendly distributors worldwide If Interested contact........... info@Ecolurve.com :)

Chemical-free living? Chemical-free living is the embracing of a lifestyle that omits chemicals from as many aspects of life as possible . You can use household stuff like vinegar, bicarbonate of soda and essential oils! Try to slowly get rid of the toxic crap Soaps, shampoos and conditioners and body/lotions and potions made from chemicals are discarded in favor of plant-produced products.Take a look at ECOlurve.com they have some cool 100 % natural goodies. You get the idea......... anything that you had in your house that was previously doused in chemicals is replaced with a chemical-free alternative. Pretty straightforward really, this chemical-free living biz. If you are concerned about the ENVIRONMENT and your HEALTH START OFF SLOWLY MAYBE A SHAMPOO OR SOAP + YOU WILL SAVE SOME $$$$$ So many mothers are also unaware of the chemicals they put on their Babies with soaps,lotions,shampoos,nappies,powders Do the change for the Environment and your Babies health.

Breakfast boost..........Just have to mention my healthy and Eco friendly breakfast.......... 1 Avocado, handful of Goji berries,3 or 4 Dates 3 to 4 Cocoa Raw Beans,Aloe Vera ( fresh if possible 4 tbs approx ) water and Palm Syrup or Honey to sweeten Blend and enjoy. It.

Surfing,diving treaking especially along beaches or islands anything outside ( G&S ) or @ home gym and swim.

I think also the GREEN ROOF grass idea is a waste of water unless the area is to grow vegetables or some type of food. Getting back to the Earth-bag method using waste leftovers or materials to build with such as sand,clay,rice hulls excellent for insulation straw ect. A non skilled person or family can build his house for a very low cost with or without a garden. Which means saving water and building with no chemicals or leaving a carbon footprint. The best thing is in 3rd world countries if they have the land or a small space even as small as 4 to 5 square meters they can build a domed house without a ROOF FOR FREE If they have access to materials and labor. Better have a solar roof in the city for their power supply for the building and go walk in the GREEN park. :)

Love just about all healthy food,especially all fruit as you may have guessed by my username Im a supplier of Natural Healthy Products :wub: