An Environmentally Friendly Blog|Information on Going Green and Eco-Friendly Products
Mar
09
Filed Under (Other - Environment) by Go Green Advisor
goldenretrievers asked:
in my dishwasher…. will the dishes still get clean? I am using a non toxic dishwashing detergent… I forget the brand its like earth first or something……..
dear voice from
then how do hand washed dishes get so called clean? YOU ARE NOT supposed to mix bleach and hand soap together… it would create noxious fumes. read the dawn bottle.
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in my dishwasher…. will the dishes still get clean? I am using a non toxic dishwashing detergent… I forget the brand its like earth first or something……..
dear voice from
then how do hand washed dishes get so called clean? YOU ARE NOT supposed to mix bleach and hand soap together… it would create noxious fumes. read the dawn bottle.
Create a video blog…instantly.
Mar
21
Filed Under (Green Living) by Go Green Advisor
Feb
16
Filed Under (Green Living) by Go Green Advisor
Fabulous asked:
We are Responsible for the earth
We are Responsible for the earth
But a lot of people aren’t Taking Responsibility
.♥Go Green♥.
AHMED
Oct
27
Filed Under (Going Green) by Eco Friendly Advisor
Laurashrti asked:
There is so much talk about going green lately, and while I know what it means I’m wondering how I can start going green myself. I’d like to minimize the footprint I’ll be leaving on the earth but I don’t know where to start.
There is so much talk about going green lately, and while I know what it means I’m wondering how I can start going green myself. I’d like to minimize the footprint I’ll be leaving on the earth but I don’t know where to start.
Tips or ideas?
DANIAL
Oct
18
Filed Under (Going Green) by Eco Friendly Advisor
Crazy Stuff asked:
I think it should because the earth is more brown than green
I think it should because the earth is more brown than green
…….Maybe it should be change to going blue!…..
Think about that!
JULIANNE
Oct
02
Filed Under (Clean Fuel) by Eco Friendly Advisor
Hilal Abdelwali asked:
Just like with any new, slightly controversial subject, there will always be pros and cons to talk about and that is no different with the new drive toward the use of alternative fuels to power our vehicles. People who support alternative fuels the pros could list a hundred ways that alternative fuel helps. On the other hands those who oppose it the cons could also list a hundred ways we should use alternative fuels.
To begin with, alternative fuel is cleaner burning than gasoline which is good for the environment definitely a pro rather than a con. As we are confronted with many environmental problems these days such as global warming, many people feel we really need to take a moment and realize that it is up to us to help stop these problems. When you use an alternative fuel in your car instead of gasoline, you are helping to stop the release of counter-productive elements into the air.
Many alternative fuel vehicles also get better fuel mileage which is another pro over con in the use of alternative fuels. Especially in hybrid vehicles, miles per gallon can be increased by more than 20 percent over a period of time! That can make a world of difference to many drivers.
There are many tax incentives that can be found when you buy and use an alternative fuel vehicle. The government knows that there are pros and cons to the use of alternative fuel, so they want to make it as attractive as possible to the consumer to make the switch. Who does not want to save money on their taxes? If you can get a tax break, it can greatly benefit you and you will be helping the Earth as well.
As for the cons of alternative fuels, while not as numerous as the pros, the problems can be a bit bigger in the general mind of the consumer. Alternative fuel vehicles are often more expensive than regular gasoline vehicles. Even though you can get a tax break for buying one of these vehicles, you can still expect to pay anywhere from 10 to 40 percent more retail price for an alternative fuel vehicle.
The availability of alternative fuels is another huge con to offset the pros. While many places now carry E85 fuel (85 percent ethanol, 15 percent gasoline), it may be difficult to find other alternative fuel types. Even the stations that do carry E85 are not as plentiful as many people would hope and they often find themselves driving out of their way just to gas up their cars.
The pros and cons of using alternative fuels can forever be debated. What side you are on depends on your commitment to our environment and what you can do to stop some of the deadly effects of the gases we release from our vehicles.
RHETT
Just like with any new, slightly controversial subject, there will always be pros and cons to talk about and that is no different with the new drive toward the use of alternative fuels to power our vehicles. People who support alternative fuels the pros could list a hundred ways that alternative fuel helps. On the other hands those who oppose it the cons could also list a hundred ways we should use alternative fuels.
To begin with, alternative fuel is cleaner burning than gasoline which is good for the environment definitely a pro rather than a con. As we are confronted with many environmental problems these days such as global warming, many people feel we really need to take a moment and realize that it is up to us to help stop these problems. When you use an alternative fuel in your car instead of gasoline, you are helping to stop the release of counter-productive elements into the air.
Many alternative fuel vehicles also get better fuel mileage which is another pro over con in the use of alternative fuels. Especially in hybrid vehicles, miles per gallon can be increased by more than 20 percent over a period of time! That can make a world of difference to many drivers.
There are many tax incentives that can be found when you buy and use an alternative fuel vehicle. The government knows that there are pros and cons to the use of alternative fuel, so they want to make it as attractive as possible to the consumer to make the switch. Who does not want to save money on their taxes? If you can get a tax break, it can greatly benefit you and you will be helping the Earth as well.
As for the cons of alternative fuels, while not as numerous as the pros, the problems can be a bit bigger in the general mind of the consumer. Alternative fuel vehicles are often more expensive than regular gasoline vehicles. Even though you can get a tax break for buying one of these vehicles, you can still expect to pay anywhere from 10 to 40 percent more retail price for an alternative fuel vehicle.
The availability of alternative fuels is another huge con to offset the pros. While many places now carry E85 fuel (85 percent ethanol, 15 percent gasoline), it may be difficult to find other alternative fuel types. Even the stations that do carry E85 are not as plentiful as many people would hope and they often find themselves driving out of their way just to gas up their cars.
The pros and cons of using alternative fuels can forever be debated. What side you are on depends on your commitment to our environment and what you can do to stop some of the deadly effects of the gases we release from our vehicles.
RHETT
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Sep
18
Filed Under (Going Green) by Eco Friendly Advisor
Moonbaby3 asked:
Do you even know what going green means? Do you know that if you don’t know, that is could be the difference between you living your whole life or you children and their children’s children being here on earth. This is a test to see if you know what it means and what you ae doing about it!
Okay, need more feedback from city folk like from LA or Chicago etc.
BRYCE
Do you even know what going green means? Do you know that if you don’t know, that is could be the difference between you living your whole life or you children and their children’s children being here on earth. This is a test to see if you know what it means and what you ae doing about it!
Okay, need more feedback from city folk like from LA or Chicago etc.
BRYCE