Wait—don't toss it! Your home is packed with hidden treasures disguised as garbage. Upcycling everyday household items is the ultimate hack for saving money and reducing waste. Learn how to turn basic trash like shoeboxes and glass jars into useful, budget-friendly upgrades for your space.
While it’s a relief to have life-saving technology at our fingertips, it’s hard to ignore the nagging guilt of watching life-sustaining tools like blood pressure monitors and glucose meters contribute to the growing mountain of waste filling our landfills. Continue reading to find information on donating your working devices and how to properly dispose of your used medical devices and supplies.
Skip the harsh chemicals and get rid of weeds and pests the natural way. These options are effective, affordable, and better for the environment than synthetic pesticides and herbicides. This guide explores eco-friendly strategies to manage your home and garden’s most unwanted guests.
Texas winters may be unpredictable, but one thing’s for sure—it pays to be prepared. We’ve pulled together a series of blogs with tips to help you protect your home, garden, and vehicle while keeping your family safe, warm, and energy-smart this season.
The next time you hear your toilet running, take note, that could be a sign of a leak. Although you may not think much about it, your family could be wasting up to 10,000 gallons of water each year because of leaks. That’s the equivalent of about 270 loads of laundry!
When thinking about how to save energy, a great place to start is right at home. With a few smart habits, you can cut your energy costs, reduce the strain on your systems, and stay comfortable year-round.
You don’t need expensive gadgets or complicated systems to improve your indoor air quality. In fact, some of the most effective strategies for creating a healthier living environment are simple, natural, and sustainable. By focusing on green cleaning, natural ventilation, and the power of plants, you can transform your home into a cleaner, fresher space for your family and the planet.
You don’t have to be a homeowner to make your living space greener. Take Care of Texas has compiled a list of easy, renter-friendly ways to live more sustainably, without making costly upgrades to someone else’s property.
Want to enjoy fresh, homegrown produce without the hassle of a high-maintenance garden? Indoor gardening is the perfect solution—especially when you choose the right crops and provide them with the care they need to thrive. With just a little effort, you can cultivate a productive indoor garden that provides you with herbs, leafy greens, and even fruits, right from your windowsill or countertop.
Here’s a detailed look at the best low-maintenance fruits and veggies to grow indoors—and the best tips and tricks to help them thrive.
Bathrooms can be one of the most wasteful places in our homes, behind the kitchen. From toothpaste tubes to shampoo bottles, a lot of plastic waste is generated in our bathrooms. Our bathroom routines not only produce a lot of trash, they can also waste a lot of water. Luckily, there are a few easy swaps you can make to take your hygiene routine from wasteful to waste-free.
