Keeping the environment clean is more than just a fad, it is something everyone should be practicing in order to keep our planet healthy and safe, for ourselves and future generations. There are minor changes you can incorporate at home that will help maintain a healthier planet. Some ways homeowners can go green at home are: Monitor your home’s temperature, the less energy you use, the better. Heating and cooling a house takes up about 50% of your energy consumption, and regulating usage could save money. Use cleansers that are free from toxins and thus, safer for the environment. Install energy-efficient light bulbs. Choose bamboo flooring instead of hardwood floors. And finally, use low VOC paint when painting in the home to decrease air pollution inside and outside. More here
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