
On our green building site we’ve been featuring a helpful series by Tabatha Muntzinger titled “Going Green, Simple and Cheap.” The articles are full of practical, low-cost ideas you can apply room by room to make your home more eco-friendly without major expense or effort.
These posts provide clear, achievable tips and fresh reminders for anyone wanting to reduce their environmental footprint at home. Rather than large overhauls, the emphasis is on small changes that add up—many require little or no money and can be adopted gradually.
Below are the pieces in the series, organized by area so you can jump to the rooms most relevant to you:
How to Get Green Little by Little
Entryways, Hallways and Stairs
Living Rooms
Dining Rooms
Kitchens
Keen Utility Troy Waterproof Work Boot Review and Features
Keen Utility continues to expand its lineup, and the newest addition is the waterproof Keen Utility Troy work boot. My Keen Utility Redhook boots have been my everyday choice for several months. I appreciate the Redhook’s fit and style, but for tougher jobs and harsher conditions, the new Keen Utility Troy is the boot I’d … Read more