Composting Your Organic Waste

|September 12, 2019

There’s a great quote by Anne Dillard, “How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives.” It’s a simple enough concept, but it’s easy to lose sight of with all the noise of the daily grind. In short, the little things add up to the big things, even when we may […]

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How to Properly Deal with Hazardous Waste

|September 12, 2019

There are certain professions where, because everyone can more or less execute the basic principles, it’s easy to dismiss the expertise associated. For example, not everyone can ‘more or less’ perform a medical procedure, so we see doctors as incredibly specialized professionals – by contrast, most people can read and write a sentence, so it’s […]

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Recycling: What it is and Why it’s Important

|September 12, 2019

In this day and age, and most especially with all the technology and information readily available at our fingertips, it’s easy to keep yourself educated on current events and important issues. On the flipside, however, it’s even easier to find yourself over-exposed to certain media, and as a result, find yourself completely desensitized to old […]

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Protect Yourself While Cleaning

|August 14, 2019

Although cleaning isn’t a particularly dangerous activity, it is possible to compromise your health or even become seriously injured without taking proper safety precautions. After all, you’re working around grimy and germy spaces, as well as working with harsh chemicals – not all of which can be used in conjunction safely. Typically, common sense will […]

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Learn How Japan Promotes a Culture of Cleanliness

|August 14, 2019

Every culture has their own unique strengths (and, of course, weaknesses, too) – and these can be the result of many variables. Whether they are the product of historical events, values that are specifically taught or promoted in schools and organizations, or a function of religious or political influences, these strengths can become defining aspects […]

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