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I wondered if I was missing any obvious (or beautiful) opportunities to create a faux-pantry in my space. So I decided to enlist a few experts I respect — people who know a whole lot more about optimizing kitchen space than I do.
Sarah McPherson loves the evolution of her home. "As with most things in life, it is okay to experiment, try things, change things up, and change your mind."
If you're buying bamboo toothbrushes and dish cloths to help the planet, here are a few things you should know to make sure your eco-friendly intentions actually help the environment.
For Riddley Gemperlein-Schirm, an allergy sufferer and lifestyle editor for our sister site, the Kitchn, dusting and sweeping aren’t chores at all. “I love to clean,” she says. “It helps me feel centered.” We couldn’t agree more: Cleaning clears your mind as well as your space.But Riddley and her husband just moved into a new home, and she needed a better solution for the dust that accumulated in her master bathroom’s hard-to-reach spots.
Every big task — even one as huge as saving the planet! — can be broken down into small steps. Living more eco-consciously may sound overwhelming at first, but simple habits lead to big impact. This is especially true for our homes’ sustainability HQ: the kitchen. Food waste is a big piece of the sustainability puzzle: 25% of the food system’s emissions comes from producing food that’s ultimately wasted.
If you haven’t started your spring cleaning yet, here’s one good reason to start: spring cleaning can boost your wellness and promote the development of a variety of healthy habits for life.
