Southern Living magazine offers "20 Real Life Ways to Go Green." Many of the tips involve water conservation, like replacing old shower heads and collecting rainwater. More tips below the jump...
Other tips include seasonally tuning your HVAC system, insulating your water heater, and adding ceiling fans to bedrooms.
Have you already implemented these tips? If not, do you plan to do so?
Read all 20 tips from Southern Living by clicking here.
[photos from Southern Living.]
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Comments (4)
I think the real story here is that a magazine as traditional as Southern Living is running a story like this. Usually the stories about houses feature enormo-opulent mansions, not advice on being green.
The last thing in their list is a machine that makes drinking water from air humidity - that is just brilliant for humid climates.
I'm with Jezabella -- I never thought Southern Living would feature an article on going green. What a great move forward! Next thing you know, they'll stop featuring recipes heavy on Campbell's soup!
Southern cuisine without Cream of Mushroom soup? NEVAH!!!