One way to save energy on laundry days is to cut back on time spent drying clothes in the dryer. Use a clothesline or drape clothes over your shower rod. Consider using dryer balls to cut drying time.
CARY, N.C.–The Town of Cary is urging residents to stop flushing money down the toilet.
In an effort to promote conservation efforts, the town is now offering $150 rebates to water customers who replace older toilets with new more water efficient ones.
Right now there are only 400 rebates available and they’ll be issued on a first come-first serve basis.
For additional information about the toilet rebates or to apply for one of the rebates, click on any of the following links.
Residential Application For Rebate
Non-Residential Application For Rebate
Save money and cut down on toxic chemical use by wearing clothes that don’t need to be dry-cleaned.
But if you absolutely need to dry clean your garments, click here to find a dry cleaner in North Carolina that uses GreenEarth Cleaning to clean their garments.
Cold bottled water sure is refreshing on a hot day, but many of those bottles still end up in the landfills, despite recycling efforts.
Instead of buying bottled water, buy a water filter or a pitcher with a filter to purify tap water. Filters last a while and aren’t very expensive compared to bottled water.