Tips for “Going Green”

1. 10 Ideas for Your Composting Bin

   Read our top 10 tips for how to fully utilize your composting bin.

2. Battery Recycling

   Learn how to properly recycle your batteries.

3. Button Up Your Home

   Find out how to save money and energy in your home by eliminating energy drains.

4. Free Electronics Recycling

   E-Cycle Washington, Washington now has a FREE, convenient and environmentally responsible recycling program for computers, monitors, laptops and televisions.

5. Gardening With Mulch

   Learn how gardening can be made easy and green with mulch.

6. Green Baby Bottles

   Make sure that your baby's bottle is eco-friendly.

7. Home Remodeling Projects

   For those of you who are considering remodeling your homes this year think green.

8. Junk Mail

   Contact organizations to have your name removed from national marketing lists.

9. Laptops Save Energy

   Find out how laptops help you to save energy.

10. Laundry

    Read through tips that will help you to learn a greener way to do Laundry.

11. Recycle, Reduce, Reuse

    View several tips that will help you to recycle, reduce and reuse.

12. Reusable Bags

    Don’t forget your reusable bags when you shop.

13. Saving Gas

    If you have a car ride ahead of you this holiday season keep the following gas saving driving tips in mind.

14. Unwanted Medications

    Are you keeping unused, unwanted and expired prescriptions? Drugs in your home poses a risk to you, your family and your community.

15. Water-friendly Dishwasher Detergents

    A new law goes into effect in Washington State July 1, 2010 that will require all dishwasher detergents to be low-phosphate formulas.

16. Water Saving Tips In The Garden

    Gardening is a fulfilling and rewarding outdoor activity for many. It can also use many resources, among them water. Millions of gallons of water are used to feed thirsty gardens and lawns each year. You can use your gardening interest to preserve precious water resources.