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August 13, 2009 - 4:40 pm No Comments

Eco Living Info.com is dedicated to providing the latest in Eco Living Information.  If you are looking for ways to live that treat the earth with respect and will leave the world a better place for future generations then you have come to the right place.  Eco Living Info will provide you with lots of ideas and information about how to live green and organic and economically too.  Have a look around and be sure to comment or ask questions on anything that interests you.  Thanks for stoppping by.

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Homeowner Builds Environmentally Friendly Luxury Home

July 30, 2010 - 7:38 pm No Comments

One Nevada City family creates a 6,000 square-foot luxury home powered and heated entirely by solar panels and built with environmentally friendly materials.

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Vizio VA19L 19" Eco Friendly Energy Efficient LCD HDTV

May 5, 2010 - 6:41 pm No Comments
US $95.00 (10 Bids)
End Date: Wednesday May-05-2010 18:39:00 PDT
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Vizio VA19L 19″ Eco Friendly Energy Efficient LCD HDTV
OPEN BOX ITEM – ORIGINAL BOX
TESTED, TV IS IN GREAT CONDITION & WORKS GREAT

30 Days Warranty
What’s in the box:

* 19″ LCD HDTV
* Power Cord
* Remote Control
* Table top stand

WHAT IS OPEN BOX ITEM?

Open box items are not refurbished/remanufactured items. Open box items are goods that have been returned from customers after they opened the box. This prevents us from selling the item as new, and we end up having to significantly reduce the price. Once we receive an opened return unit, it is fully inspected to ensure its working condition. Item may have minor cosmetic blemishes that are still in perfect working order. You end up with a high-quality product at a significant discount

DESCRIPTION BEYOND THIS POINT IS GENERIC AND IS NOT A STATEMENT FROM US, RATHER A GUIDE OF HOW THIS PRODUCT IS REPRESENTED NEW FROM MANUFACTURER

Technical Details

* 19-Inch HDTV 1366 x 768 Resolution – Experience the superb picture quality from a flat panel high definition television
* 170-Degree Horizontal Viewing Angle – a viewing angle of up to 170-degrees
* Integrated ATSC/QAM/NTSC Digital television tuner – enjoy high definition and regular television programs
* Versatile Design – 2-HDMI inputs, Component and RF inputs, and an RGB input all help maximize your High Definition television experience. (more…)

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Eco-Friendly Teen VS. Non Eco-Friendly Parents?

May 5, 2010 - 6:30 pm No Comments

I am almost 18, so I’m still in the teen age stage and I am living at my grandparents (legal guardians) and I am all for organic eating and eco-friendly ways of life, I really want to live a eco-friendly life but my grandparents are not for it they think I’m dumb, and I am a teen so I shouldn’t care about the environment and organic foods are expensive and we have to feed almost 5 people.

What should I do to go eco-friendly and have my grandparents help? Talking to them is not gonna work :(

Hmmm. I’m going to take a big leap off the mountain and say that you are a product of the public schools which are full of teachers trying to mold young minds and influence them to become righteous environmentalists. It is the new spirituality. You can’t talk about God and the church and saving people, but “save the whales!”

Seriously though, do you have garden space? Are your grandparents going to object to a gardening project? Even if you don’t, consider container plantings. This might be a way to begin to grow some of your own foods in an eco-friendly manner. It will take some hard work and research on your part, but you sound all enthused about this stuff so at 18 you should have the energy to get something going here. I would guess that if your grandparents see you doing something positive rather than just criticizing them that they might even help you some… gardening often appeals to the elderly.

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Green Tips for the Living Room – part of Green Done Right presented by Scott Naturals

March 30, 2010 - 6:30 pm No Comments

In this episode of Green Done Right, host Kahi Lee discusses gets a tour of the Koo family residence and gets to the heart of what rooms need the most help getting an eco-friendly makeover.

Green Done Right presented by Scott Naturals is a web series focusing on making sustainable-living, budget-conscious design choices.

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eco-friendly places to live in washington or oregon?

March 30, 2010 - 6:30 pm No Comments

we are looking to move to washington or oregon, the 4 of us different wants, which are
eco-friendly community, rain is fine, lots of trees and green, near colleges and somewhere that would have IT jobs, and minimal snow would be nice (snow is the reason we are moving)

There are tons of places in to live in Portland, which is also very eco-friendly we are one of the nations top eco-friendly places.

Tons of places for IT work. We have Intel, Maxim, Epson, plus many more!

Yeah, Portland rarely gets snow :( ..

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2 FULL CIRCLE GLASS CLEANER VINEGAR ECO FRIENDLY 2-32

March 20, 2010 - 8:20 pm No Comments

US $11.98 (0 Bid)
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Magic Ball Laundry Washing Ball Eco-friendly No soapNEW

March 20, 2010 - 8:20 pm No Comments

US $4.75 (8 Bids)
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ECO FRIENDLY NATURAL WHITE PLAIN CANVAS TOTE BAG CRAFTS

March 20, 2010 - 8:20 pm No Comments

US $0.99 (1 Bid)
End Date: Monday Mar-22-2010 10:39:04 PDT
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what is meant by eco friendly?

March 20, 2010 - 8:19 pm No Comments

what is meant by eco friendly living??/

Eco friendly living is doing things in a simple way. Composting waste. Growing your own food (or at least what you can). Taking the time to make something yourself rather than buy it because that is the lazier option. Making and using a compost toilet. Planting trees that are useful, such as fruit, oak and ash, instead of keeping a garden as a lawn just because it looks pretty (saves mowing it too). Buying goods that you need from local sources. Selling or swapping goods that you have a surplus of, instead of allowing it to go to waste or sit there unused. Sharing tools and such with neighbours. Using and even making for use, plant based cleaning products. Reusing grey water. Giving scrap food to the wild animals. Using a bike to go to work or the shop, or if not possible, car share. Reduce what you really need to buy and own (doing this will save you masses of money, so you would not need to work for anybody else as much, giving you more time for doing things for yourself. Carrying out repairs yourself when possible. Saving old things that you no longer need to make other things (such as old radiators for making solar thermal water heaters). Do everything you can to reduce your bills so that your consumption is less. Think what else something can be used for instead of just having one item for one use (such as a laptop can be used to watch TV, so no TV needed, can be used to watch DVD’s, play music and games – wow, how many items would that save you buying, insuring and repairing?). If you use wood for heating, plant twice as many trees as you use, so that your kids and their kids have fuel too. Plant more fruit bushes than you need, so that the wild animals have food too (after all, we have taken their wilderness away from them somewhat). In between trees that you have, sow wild flower seeds, so that insects which in turn feed the animals have food (also saves mowing the lawn). Reduce your house temperature and wear an extra jumper. Saving old jam jars and making your own jam. Same for glass bottles – they can be used for storing fresh squeezed fruit juice.

The list is endless. Living ecologically is in part about smart thinking…

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