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Ellen’s household tips

by ellen on April 27, 2009

Hi, I’m Ellen. Every once in a while, I’ll post quick tips for savings and reuse, most of the time with a slant towards housekeeping and natural body care. Reusing old stuff and consuming less around the house is a good way to reduce your ecological footprint, since the current average consumption of the “Western [...]

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