Tips to Go Green at Home
>> Jul 30, 2018
Over
the last few years some of the major Indian cities have witnessed a rising
problem with pollution. Increasing number of vehicles, factories and other
agents like plastic material dependency have not helped the situation either. Though
corrective measures are being taken by the government gradually, it remains a
concern nevertheless. However, pollution is not a problem without a solution.
And to counter it, active participation of us, the common people is of utmost
importance.
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Start with Simplifying Your Life
Going green at home is the first step towards making this world a beautiful place to
live in. Just look back to the earlier times for inspiration like:
- Conserve more and use less (toilet paper, make-up and printer paper to name a few).
- Use materials only as much as you need without wasting.
- Prioritize things that matter and eliminate the ones that do not.
Of
course, keeping these principles in mind will help in simple living.
Use Air Purifying Houseplants
No
point investing in costly electrical air filters when you can purchase certain
houseplants that can purify and clean the air around in your home naturally. Some
of those houseplants are Aloe Vera, Areca Palm, Baby Rubber Plant, Reed Palm or
Bamboo Palm, Boston Fern, English Ivy and so on.
Use Natural Household Cleaners
Look
for all-natural alternatives over chemical cleaners. Try to make your own
natural cleaners because they are cheap and easy to use as well. You might get
a variety of household cleaners in the market but they are mostly based on
chemicals. So, use natural products like baking soda, white vinegar, jojoba or
olive oil, hydrogen peroxide, soap nuts or essential oils as alternate
household cleaners.
Use Organic Pesticides
Look
for sustainable and natural options to control household pests over the unsafe
chemical pesticides. Natural pest control and organic pesticides are among the
primary priorities in making sustainable choices.
Use Furniture Made of Green Materials
Buy
furniture that is made out of metal and timber. Always remember that those made
of reclaimed materials, consume fewer resources and require less processing
without compromising the quality. Using such materials will lower the
environmental impact and the best thing about such furniture is they are
unique-looking, strong and displays a rustic vibe.
Hope, the above-mentioned tips will be helpful when you implement the same in your newly bought apartment in Rajarhat Kolkata.
Summary:
This post highlights the way to make your residential living an environmental-friendly
one. Some of the tips shared include simplifying your life, using furniture
made of green materials, using natural household cleaners, using organic
pesticides and so on.
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