Is there such a thing as a down-filled pillow that is cruelty-free? I've heard that eider down is cruelty-free, and I'm willing to pay more if necessary, but I'd like some extra input on the matter ( Read more... )

I just moved into a new apartment, and my roommate has this great rug we want to put in the living room ( Read more... )

My head is spinning. I've been given until Saturday to get my bedroom entirely empty, and paint/carpet/furniture picked out ( Read more... )

   Hello, all. Just joined up. :3 I'm trying to be more natural in most aspects of my life, and that includes bedding. Finding blankets I like, however, is proving difficult. Can anyone help?

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I thought I'd pass along that Gaiam is having some pretty awesome sales on their bedding right now. I just ordered a full/queen duvet for $63.00! They had one for $49.99 as well. Several of their sheet sets and other bedding sets are also marked down. I don't know about ya'll, but finding affordable organic sheets is expensive! I'm setting up my ( Read more... )

do ionic salt lamps really work for filtering the air ( Read more... )

Here's a random question that maybe someone knows. We have to buy new couches in the not-too-distant future (three grown men roughhousing on the couches lead to very busted couches. It was bad...). The problem is that we have cats. Right now we have five but when my roommate moves out and gets married we'll have 2. They're not declawed and we ( Read more... )

I'm interested in getting some of my photos printed onto canvas, or creating a calendar out of them, or something of the like (I'm most interested in the canvas prints) I don't want to create more waste/product, though, and I know there are ready-made calendars out there made of recycled paper and soy ink. Does anyone know of a company that will ( Read more... )

Alright, here's one that's been bothering me. Shower curtains. How to green the use thereof.

There's plastic curtains -- recyclable, yes, but with a limited lifespan regardless. Or fabric ones, which kind of need a plastic liner to avoid mildewing.

Thoughts? Suggestions? Comments?