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Pack your fruits and vegetables in these washable produce bags, and forget disposable plastic bags. These nylon mesh bags are durable, washable and reusable, lending you hundreds of trips to the grocery, and pounds of fresh produce without taking a toll on the environment. Going Green Washable Produce Bags are made of 100% nylon mesh, and prevent ethylene gas buildup, allowing you to keep your produce fresh longer. The nylon mesh makes these bags easy-to-use at the grocery store, as the produce is identifiable inside the bag. The simple drawstring closure allows you to open and close the bag easily at the produce aisle and at home. You can wash your reusable produce bags by hand with water and soap; they dry quickly for a clean bag every time you go to the grocery store. The set of six reusable produce bags come with minimal packaging- five of them are packed inside the sixth! Approximate size is 11" x 14".
NATURAL HOME BAMBOO PALM BRUSH WITH STAND
NATURAL HOME STAINLESS STEEL 12-INCH TONGS W/ BAMBOO ACCENTS
NATURAL HOME STAINLESS STEEL SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS
David Johnston/Scott Gibson
A "zero energy" home — a home that produces as much energy as it consumes — is an idea whose time has come. By reducing or eliminating utility bills, zero energy homes offer a new direction for housing in America. It is a win for the homeowner, for the planet and for a new generation of builders who are building houses that better meet the energy challenges ahead of us all.
With unequaled knowledge and a passion for the subject, authors David Johnston and Scott Gibson explore the design and construction of energy self-sufficient houses from start to finish and feature 12 houses that were built for zero energy living.
About the authors:
A leader in the green building movement, David Johnston is the author of Green from the Ground Up and founder of Green Building and What's Working. His approach to green building has been embraced by building professionals, municipalities, homeowners and sustainability advocates nationwide. Co-author Scott Gibson is a freelance writer and longtime contributing editor to Fine Homebuilding magazine.
POSSUM LIVING
ARTISAN BREAD IN FIVE MINUTES A DAY
FOOD DRYING WITH AN ATTITUDE