Nancy asks…
Commercial ideas for cleaning products?
unique, different idea for a commercial for a new eco–friendly cleaning products and the positive side of the product.
The Expert answers:
Here are non-toxic cleaning recipes:
http://www.google.com/#sclient=psy&hl=en&q=non-toxic+cleaning+recipes&aq=0&aqi=g1&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=Cng8rqE7-TJSnNIPIMrnw6ZkLAAAAqgQFT9DwjbE&pbx=1&psj=1&fp=c0fb4673d33095cd
Just make some of these, bottle them, and attach eye catching labels. You might point out on the labels that the cleansers are “Green” and “non toxic”. Both words are big sellers.
Good luck.
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James asks…
CAN WE MEASURE ALL KIND OF POLLUTION THROUGH CARBON FOOTPRINTS?
All kind of pollution harm our environment directly or indirectly. If we say “reduce your carbon footprints”
it means don’t waste energy, don’t waste water,buy eco–friendly products….etc it means carbon footprint is a common unit for all kind of pollution. Can any body explain how we can link all kind of pollution through carbon footprints.
The Expert answers:
Yes
Mandy asks…
Some names for my eco- friendly cleaner?
I have a project, that I made an all purpose household cleaner, that is eco– friendly and I need a name to give it for tomorrow. The product has eucalyptus oil in it, but it doesn’t have to be in the name
The Expert answers:
“Not Known to be Dangerous to the Environment, yet.”
“Mr Koala”
Linda asks…
Eco-friendly way to ditch old makeup?
I have a massive amount of old makeup.
For the most part the culprits are lips products, though I do have one or two old mascaras and shadows, as well as a small but ancient vile of acne solution.
I have no clue what to do with these products other then washing or dissolving them in their containers and pouring them down the sink, which seems like a very enviromentally unsound way to deal with the clutter.
I’ve seen “art” and “costume party” solutions, though I want a simple and stationary way to resolve this issue. Does anyone have any tips or ideas?
The Expert answers:
Don’t throw it away…or at least not yet. Talk to friends to see if they would like to take any of your stuff, or see if a charity or thrift store would accept the makeup. If I were you, I’d keep some just in case a celebration or such.
Laura asks…
Do eco-friendly light bulbs have trace amounts of mercury?
The National Electrical Manufacturers Association or NEMA is a U.S.-based association, which was created on September 1, 1926, when the Associated Manufacturers of Electrical Supplies and the Electric Power Club merged. It is headquartered in Rosslyn, Virginia. It sets many common standards used in electrical products among its over 400 members.
The Expert answers:
Some do, but it’s mercury gas not the room temperature liquid form. Of course, the fumes are what is poisonous, so if you have these installed and one breaks, always wear a mask over your mouth and nose just to be safe.
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