Our packing materials are environmentally friendly.
We use only bio-degradable paper cushioning and 100% water soluble cornstarch peanuts.

Living and working Green, does not have to mean sacrificing quality and shelling out more money to help reduce stress on the environment. Making these changes will not only effect the environment but can also help save you money. 

Here are a few examples of things you can do which can become regular practices to help promote a move to eco-friendly living and working.

GOING GREEN AT HOME

Purchase Long-lasting, Durable Items – purchasing higher quality products will help reduce waste and save money down the road rather the continuous repurchasing of disposable ones.

Control Room Temperature - Higher and lowering by 2 degrees can help save 3-5 percent less on heating/cooling bill. Replace filters regularly for maximum efficiency. Also using and automatic thermostat helps regulate temperatures setting when no one is home and at night while sleeping.

Dishwasher – Always run the dishwasher with a full load because whether is it a full or no, the same amount of water is used. The dishwasher uses 35% less water than if washing buy hands. Also, allowing the dishes to dry by air helps save and additional 15% on energy.


Junk Mail - Request that your name not be sold to mailing list companies. The average American receives an amount of junk mail each year that is equivalent to 1.5 trees.

Turn Lights Off – Turning the lights off when not in a room helps save energy. In the case of leaving lights on when not home or on vacation, use a timer to help control turning on lights at night and off during the day.