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Jeffrey Hollender, Geoff Davis, Meika Hollender
Naturally Clean explains the dangers of traditional cleaners and provides illuminating
statistics that illustrate how the chemicals found in almost every home are known or
likely to cause a host of serious health problems. The book's easy-to-understand
introduction discusses basic household chemistry, concepts of toxicity and types of
toxic exposure, and the difference between natural, organic, and synthetic chemicals.
Healthy, and Toxin-Free Home and Lifestyle
Annie Berthold-Bond
A comprehensive guide to creating a toxin-free, environmentally friendly home-with an eye toward
bringing health and harmony to those living there and those on the earth as a whole.
From selecting weekly produce to purchasing a water-filtration system, from using a steam
cleaner or non-toxic pest controls to adjusting the energy in a home with crystals and
aromatherapy, Home Enlightenment examines the environmental impact of choices a consumer
makes, and helps readers establish day-to-day practices and a lifestyle that bring healing and
natural spirituality into their homes.
Harmful Household Products
Debra Lynn Dadd
Home Safe Home offers more than 400 tips, including do-it-yourself formulas for
inexpensive, safe products to replace harmful substances we are exposed to in our
own homes. Whether you suffer from unexplained headaches, fatigue, or depression,
or if you worry about the link between increased use of toxics and the rising rate of
cancer, the many suggestions in this book can make your life virtually toxic-free!
Cleansers
Karyn Siegel-Maier
Save money...Save your health...Save the planet...With natural cleaning power!
Did you know that the air in your home might have chemical contamination levels 70
times greater than outdoor air? And the culprits are lurking right under your kitchen sink.
It's time to clean up your act!
Learn how easy it is to make your own safe, nontoxic, effective alternatives to
commercial cleaning products by combining the antibacterial and antiseptic properties
of herbs and essential oils with other natural ingredients such as baking soda, vinegar,
borax, and lemon juice. The Naturally Clean Home includes tips and formulas for
freshening every room in the house.
Sarah Susanka, Kira Obolensky
simple message: quality should always come before quantity. Now, the book that
celebrated that bold declaration is back in a special anniversary edition. In this
landmark home design book, America's superstar residential architect provides
homeowners the guidance and language to get what they want: a house that is better
not bigger and one that emphasizes comfort, beauty, and a high level of detail no
matter how small it is. Featuring a new package and introduction by Susanka as well
as 16 additional pages that explore three new Not So Big Houses, this 10th
anniversary edition is very big news.
Julie Moir Messervy, Sarah Susanka
In Outside the Not So Big House, noted landscape designer Julie and bestselling
author Sarah teach you everything you need to know about the design concepts
essential to extending your home beyond its four walls.
Lushly photographed and illustrated with vivid drawings, Outside the Not So Big
House explores how to build pathways and journeys in your gardens; how to make
the most of your site; how to use details to bring it all together. Twenty homes from
across the country aptly illustrate these easy-to-grasp design ideas. Fans of Sarah's
previous Not So Big books will be pleased to discover not only Julie's clear, concise
prose but also a new vision for creating home.
Your Office and Your Life
Julie Morgenstern
Organizing from the Inside Out has helped hundreds of thousands of people clean up the clutter
in their life. In this fully revised and updated second edition, Julie Morgenstern draws on her
decades of experience as a professional organizer to offer a simple plan that starts with
understanding your individual goals, natural habits, and psychological needs. As her passionate
followers have learned, working with your priorities and personality rather than against them
makes all the difference. Morgenstern's flexible, scalable three-step system -- analyze, strategize,
attack -- can be applied to any space or situation, from an overstuffed handbag to an overflowing
garage. So whether it's a refrigerator cluttered with leftover mystery meals, a generation's worth
of family photographs, or the challenge of living or working with a disorganized person, Julie
Morgenstern will show you how to handle it all.
Successful Life
Sarah Shurety
In this book an expert explains the basic principles that help readers apply feng shui simply and
experience the benefits almost immediately.
After learning the basic concepts, the reader will find creative solutions to developing a career (an
aquarium with goldfish in a home office encourages financial success); improving relationships
(crystal mobiles can bring more sparkle and passion); and strengthening family (positioning your
bed in the right way encourages fidelity). Most important, the first aim of feng shui is not to have
any clutter and thus to create a smooth, steady flow of energy. There are numerous tips for how
to tackle even the most out-of-control closet.
Jeffrey Hollender, Linda Catling
You don't need to be a high-profile social activist to effect positive social change. How to
Make the World a Better Place shows how just one person can make a difference in
solving global, national, and local problems. Whether you're interested in protecting the
environment, helping the homeless, or making your community a safer place to live,
you'll find the means to get started in this book. Each chapter alerts you to problems
requiring attention, explains the issues and what has to be done about them, tells you
what you can do to help, and lists the addresses and phone numbers of organizations
that you can contact.
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