Greener Home

Transform your living space into a conscious sanctuary with Green Foot Mama’s Greener Home posts. These guide you in creating an environment that’s both healthy for your family and kind to the Earth. Explore our posts on eco-friendly swaps, natural cleaning recipes, reducing waste, and making sustainable choices for every corner of your home. Join us in embracing everyday habits that contribute to a healthier planet, one conscious choice at a time.

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How To Save Money And Save The Planet

How I Saved Money Going Green When I first began this journey, I had no idea I’d save SO much money by adopting a greener way of life.  Over $20,000! My intention was to reduce packaging, give myself and my children a better quality of life โ€“ in health, relationships, personal values and by creating […]

Reuse: 20 Free Projects Using Old Linen

The more we delve into the Zero Waste concept, the more purposeful we are becoming. With our recent bout of decluttering I have found clumps of old linen that seem too good to discard. This got me thinkingโ€ฆ there has to be a new purpose for unused items in our linen closets. So after some

Top 15 Reusable Products to Reduce Waste and Cost

I learned from both my nan and great aunt early on that there is no place called โ€œAWAYโ€™, when we throw things away. The cheaper disposable consumables we tend to use these days have a much shorter lifespan and are of poorer quality than their โ€˜built to lastโ€™ counterparts. The more of an item we

Zero Waste: 8 Top Compostable Products

We are only a few short months into our Zero Waste journey, and already I have learned so much. I think that the initial โ€˜Declutterโ€™ process really does help develop a deeper awareness for what we purchase and consume, where they come from and where they will end up. We are nowhere near finishing the

Zero Waste: The Medicine Chest

My very old and very flimsy cardboard โ€˜medicine chestโ€™ was in major need of a Zero Waste overhaul. It was overflowing with empty boxes, loose half-opened band-aids, expired pills and new medicines I was prescribed but never actually used. There has been quite alot of media focus on prescription medications, and the over-consumption of modern