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Page 1: 10 Ways to Stay Green

10 Ways to Stay Green

MaidPro Kansas City

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Meatless Monday

One meatless day a week has the same impact as driving a hybrid car! Raising livestock produces large amounts of green house gas.

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Microwave Glass, Never Plastic

If you use plastic make sure it is microwave safe. However, microwaving many plastics can cause leaching into foods. It’s safest to use glass.

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Take Shorter Showers

You can take shorter showers or install a low flow showerhead.

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Buy Local Produce

Buy locally raised, humane and organic products. Purchasing from local farmers keeps money in the local economy.

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Don’t Drink Plastic Bottled Water

There are great re-usable water bottle products with water filters.And there are filters you hook up right to your water faucet.Regular plastic water bottles create large amounts of container waste.

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Recycle Properly

Recycling materials saves energy. Materials like aluminum or glass can be re-used without being down cycled into products of lesser material.

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Bring Your Own Bags

Re-usable grocery bags are more eco-friendly than disposable plastic bags. To keep your bags germ free make sure they are machine washable.

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Turn Off Electronics

Before bed or when you leave the house make sure all electronics are off. Try using a UL certified power strip.

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Leave Shoes By The Door

This prevents germs, chemicals, exhaust and pesticides from being tracked all over your home.

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Let MaidPro keep the house clean.

We use green techniques and cleaning products.

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