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Going Green on a Budget

Just because you decide to “go green” doesn't mean you have to spend a fortune or do it all at once! Many people get overwhelmed by trying to make too many changes too quickly. Quite often you hear about how expensive it is to eat organic and buy earth-friendly products. Going green isn't only about the purchases you make but more about the changes you make. Here are a few ways to go green on … [Read more...]

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Organic Coupon Roundup

Hunting for coupons takes time, especially when you are only looking for organic varieties. This is why each week Your Green Helper compiles all of the available eco-friendly and organic printable online coupons. The following are a few of our favorites. Be sure to check out the full, HUGE list at Your Green Helper! Top Coupon Deals $0.75/1 Newman’s Own Salad … [Read more...]

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Santa Cruz Organics Review & Giveaway

I have to admit, I used to be a peanut butter snob.  I only bought Jif.  But when I started trying to cut back on grocery expenses I branched out and broke that habit.  Since organic tends to be a bit pricier and just doesn't sounds as appealing (though I KNOW it's much healthier) I had never tried it until Santa Cruz Organics sent me some of their products for our review.  While a bit more bland … [Read more...]

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$26 Worth of Eco-Friendly Toys and other Products for $8!

Get $26 worth of eco-friendly, non-toxic Greenobambino products for kids and babies for just $13. If you are brand-new to Eversave they will also give you a $5 credit when you sign-up through this link. That $5 credit will make your $26 certificate just $8! One of the best things about this deal is that you can use part of the $26 towards shipping! Here is a little bit about Greenobambino … [Read more...]

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Go Green with Today’s Tip

Today’s Tip from The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference: Buy a bigger jug of milk. “You can have a big impact on the environment by shopping for a gallon of milk instead of two half gallon containers.  In fact, it takes so much less energy to manufacture a bigger container, the average household could save enough energy to run a refrigerator for three days by … [Read more...]