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Healthy Living

  • 5 Tips To Start a Cleaner Living
  • Attacking Allergens
  • Green-Cleaning Recipes
  • Ways To Improve Air Quality in Your Home
  • Sneeze-Free Do's and Don'ts
  • Dust Mites! NOO!
  • THE CLEANING COMPETITION: Women Vs. Men
  • Dealing with Dust Allergy
  • Taking the misery out of Mold Allergy
  • Pollen Allergy
  • CAN I REALLY VACUUM THE CAT?
  • Ragweed Allergy Relief
  • Best Dogs for Allergy Sufferers
  • Stop Fall Allergy Fallout
  • Dealing with Animal Dander
  • Natural Remedies for Allergy Sufferers
  • Real Help for Hay Fever: Prevention
  • Gifts of Good Health for Valentine's Day
  • Improve Indoor Air during Winter Months
  • After a Flood
  • Houseplant Confidential
  • A Good Home First Aid Kit
  • Keeping Good Health Records
  • For Healthier Dorm Rooms
  • Recycling Sheets and Towels
  • Turn Over a New Leaf with Fall Cleanup
  • Easier Entertaining: Get Ready for Guests with Less Hassle and Stress
  • Earth-Friendly Gift Wrap that's Easy on the Wallet
  • Stocking Stuffers for Homebodies
  • Healthier Indoor Air in Winter
  • Great Valentine Gifts on a Budget
  • Five Easy Ways to Reduce Household Chemical Use
  • Rediscover the Art of Hanging Laundry
  • Safely Recycle Paint, Motor Oil & Electronics
  • Natural Remedies for Garden Pests
  • Best Bets for Buying End-of-Season Plants
  • 7 Strategies to Reduce Back-to-School Stress
  • Scents Do More Than Smell Pretty
  • Indoor Plants for the Black-Thumbed
  • Lose Holiday Fat without Sacrificing Flavor
  • Recycled Christmas Trees Give Twice
  • Winter Dreaming
  • Break Winter Doldrums with $10 or Less
  • Nicotine Stains No More
  • Three Painless Strategies for Healthy Eating
  • Five Reasons to Shop Farmer's Markets


SAFELY RECYCLE PAINT, MOTOR OIL & ELECTRONICS

SAFELY RECYCLE PAINT, MOTOR OIL & ELECTRONICS

Cars, computers and paint are important products that serve multiple purposes in our modern lives, but they must be disposed of safely or recycled to avoid damaging our ecosystem.

According to the American Petroleum Institute, just two gallons of recycled motor oil can power the average sized household for 24 hours. If you have your oil changed at a shop or quick-lube, make sure they recycle used oil. And if you are a do-it-yourselfer, it's crucial that you dispose your oil safely.

There's an easy way to learn how and where you can recycle just about anything. Click on the link below to visit earth911.com, a site where you can type in the item in question along with your ZIP code, and you'll be offered a list of available locations that accept it.

www.earth911.com

 

 

 

 



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