Make a Draft Stopper

A simple way to keep your house warm is to seal the bottoms of doorways with a draft stopper. You can usually purchase them inexpensively, but making one is a fun, easy DIY project.
Since Hurricane Irene is headed to the east coast, it’s time to think about ways to protect your home from damage.
I stumbled across this quick video from Ryan Hanley. He does a great job of laying out a good plan for protecting your home in a storm, and there are a few tips here that you may not have thought of.
Limiting damage as much as possible is a good way to keep your footprint small. Most importantly, stay safe!
Planning to spend the holiday weekend in the woods? The Be Green Crew outlines the rules of Leave No Trace camping to help you prepare for your next camping trip.
Want to change things up in your house? Make a paper lampshade! And, if you use the right paper, when it’s time for a new look again, you can compost your old lampshade paper and make a new one!
Suzanne Lee talks about the development of a material from kombucha.
A neat look at how small changes add up.

A simple way to keep your house warm is to seal the bottoms of doorways with a draft stopper. You can usually purchase them inexpensively, but making one is a fun, easy DIY project.