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Mar. 27th, 2019
As we think about our customers planning for spring break, college and summer camp, we wanted to share a wonderful and much appreciated testimonial. We have been selling our Savvy Green Eco Clean 32lb. Laundry Detergent Powder to Trails End...
Mar. 1st, 2018
Savvy Green Laundry Detergent reviews worth sharing:
"I bought this because I didn't like the wastefullness of liquid detergent. This totally does last a long time, I've used it for months and it's hardly put a dent in it. Highly recommended!”...
Apr. 20th, 2017
“Yes, you really only need ONE scoop”! The Savvy Green laundry detergent powder is the smallest scoop shown and we are so proud– isn’t it amazing how big the others are in comparison? No need to over dose on detergent. All Savvy Green detergent powder...
May. 26th, 2016
When Ann Wolf, author of a local “Green Living” column asked if she could highlight me as a local example of sustainable living, I was pleased.
Apr. 13th, 2016
85% of tap water in the US is hard water according to the US Geological Survey. Because of the high prevalence of hard water, most of us need to use white vinegar in our dishwashers. Hard water affects dishwashing -- mineral deposits spot glassware or...
Apr. 5th, 2016
If you love tea, you know about tea stains. One of my teapots has a dark brown glaze, so tea stains aren’t so noticeable.
Apr. 1st, 2016
Pollen from lots of oak trees in our neighborhood provide great food for molds to grow on the deck. Don’t you love the bright new leaves that Spring brings –yet most of us can do without all the pollen. Combine the “food” that the pollen brings along...
Mar. 31st, 2016
Community Gardens have been around since the 1890’s, with a resurgence in the depression. Called Victory Gardens in World War 2, community gardens were once a way to supplement domestic food supply and for the unemployed to grow their own food. The...
