Comments for Green Thinking for the Average Joe http://www.ecojoes.com Green mess, eco-friendly experiments, and environmental news mess Thu, 02 Feb 2012 23:59:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Compostable Coffee Cups from Repurpose by yomama http://www.ecojoes.com/compostable-coffee-cups-from-repurpose/comment-page-1/#comment-358872 yomama Thu, 02 Feb 2012 23:59:13 +0000 http://www.ecojoes.com/?p=1205#comment-358872 I likes that coffee cup! But I don't understand how to get it composted--do I gots to send it to the folks with the Industrial Composter???? Yo Mama I likes that coffee cup! But I don't understand how to get it composted–do I gots to send it to the folks with the Industrial Composter???? Yo Mama

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]]> Comment on Homemade Paper – Ultimate Paper Recycling by ecojoe http://www.ecojoes.com/homemade-paper-ultimate-paper-recycling/comment-page-1/#comment-358288 ecojoe Thu, 02 Feb 2012 01:42:56 +0000 http://www.ecojoes.com/?p=484#comment-358288 Awesome, I am glad you enjoyed it! Let me know if you end up making some boss paper, I would not mind seeing that one bit. I'll have to check out your soap, it sounds cool. Awesome, I am glad you enjoyed it! Let me know if you end up making some boss paper, I would not mind seeing that one bit. I'll have to check out your soap, it sounds cool.

]]> Comment on Homemade Paper – Ultimate Paper Recycling by Laurie Scalzo http://www.ecojoes.com/homemade-paper-ultimate-paper-recycling/comment-page-1/#comment-358147 Laurie Scalzo Wed, 01 Feb 2012 19:59:39 +0000 http://www.ecojoes.com/?p=484#comment-358147 Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! I am interested inp packaging my homemade soaps in my own home made recycled paper. Your instructions were the simplesta, cheapest, and funniest, I love your style of writing. I can feel your enthusiasm! My company is called pinkhouse soaps, we at pinkhouse are now your biggest fans!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! I am interested inp packaging my homemade soaps in my own home made recycled paper. Your instructions were the simplesta, cheapest, and funniest, I love your style of writing. I can feel your enthusiasm! My company is called pinkhouse soaps, we at pinkhouse are now your biggest fans!!!

]]> Comment on Easy To Make Pollution Magnet by Piter http://www.ecojoes.com/cheap-pollution-magnet-pulls-arsenic-out-of-water/comment-page-1/#comment-355858 Piter Sun, 29 Jan 2012 05:14:21 +0000 http://www.ecojoes.com/cheap-pollution-magnet-pulls-arsenic-out-of-water/#comment-355858 We should prevent water pollution. Its now a very important issue. Government should take proper step about that fact. Also we should take step personally to prevent water pollution. Prevent water pollution and save the world. For more details please visit <a href="http://drinkbottleglass.com/" rel="nofollow">http://drinkbottleglass.com/</a> Thank you! We should prevent water pollution. Its now a very important issue. Government should take proper step about that fact. Also we should take step personally to prevent water pollution. Prevent water pollution and save the world. For more details please visit http://drinkbottleglass.com/ Thank you!

]]> Comment on Organic Natural Hippy Protein Bars by ecojoe http://www.ecojoes.com/how-to-make-cheap-homemade-protein-bars/comment-page-1/#comment-353484 ecojoe Wed, 25 Jan 2012 14:26:19 +0000 http://www.ecojoes.com/how-to-make-cheap-homemade-protein-bars/#comment-353484 I really don't know, Sandy. I suggest you ask your friendly neighborhood doctor about this. I really don't know, Sandy. I suggest you ask your friendly neighborhood doctor about this.

]]> Comment on Organic Natural Hippy Protein Bars by sandy http://www.ecojoes.com/how-to-make-cheap-homemade-protein-bars/comment-page-1/#comment-352467 sandy Mon, 23 Jan 2012 14:07:26 +0000 http://www.ecojoes.com/how-to-make-cheap-homemade-protein-bars/#comment-352467 is this recipe good for diabetics?is the whey protein something a diabetic can have? is this recipe good for diabetics?is the whey protein something a diabetic can have?

]]> Comment on Man Transforms Reused Bus into Amazing RV by bus mechanic http://www.ecojoes.com/green-bus-conversion/comment-page-2/#comment-351293 bus mechanic Sat, 21 Jan 2012 12:26:07 +0000 http://www.ecojoes.com/green-bus-conversion/#comment-351293 Hello there, You have done an incredible job. I will definitely digg it and in my opinion suggest to my friends. I am confident they will be benefited from this website. Hello there, You have done an incredible job. I will definitely digg it and in my opinion suggest to my friends. I am confident they will be benefited from this website.

]]> Comment on Tiny Houses by Mambocat http://www.ecojoes.com/tiny-house-big-savings/comment-page-2/#comment-350377 Mambocat Fri, 20 Jan 2012 05:55:35 +0000 http://www.ecojoes.com/tiny-house-big-savings/#comment-350377 This would be a very simple house to make completely solar and off-grid without using (paid) campground or "borrowed" (or maybe paid) electricity from friends. You could buy a tiny piece of land for a permanent address and fixed sewage/water, or just keep a P.O. box. You could install an RV toilet or a composting toilet. Endless possibilities. Maybe not the permanent home for everyone, but: think about a living space for a college student that can later be used as a travel home, or think about this extreme of super-small as a launching pad to re-think the space we have: do we have too little space or too much stuff? Maybe few of us would realistically be able to live in a 100sf home but this can make us rethink the trend toward mega-houses that helped put the economy into the terrible state we are in. Seriously, why can't a family of four live in a 1,000sf home? I grew up in a small home in New Orleans, which is almost as well-known as Manhattan for some of its very small homes and apartments. My husband and I are planning a small retirement home in which there will be no interior wall that is simply a room divider: for example, an entire wall MUST host bookshelves, drawers, closet space or other storage. You end up with more useful storage space than the average large home yet you still have adequate floor space. We are shooting for about 600-700 sf, not counting a bit of attic storage for out of season clothes and seldom-used items. We plan to put painted plywood flooring over the entire attic space, add a window, and store a futon mattress up there so guests can use it as a sleeping loft. This would be a very simple house to make completely solar and off-grid without using (paid) campground or "borrowed" (or maybe paid) electricity from friends. You could buy a tiny piece of land for a permanent address and fixed sewage/water, or just keep a P.O. box. You could install an RV toilet or a composting toilet. Endless possibilities. Maybe not the permanent home for everyone, but: think about a living space for a college student that can later be used as a travel home, or think about this extreme of super-small as a launching pad to re-think the space we have: do we have too little space or too much stuff? Maybe few of us would realistically be able to live in a 100sf home but this can make us rethink the trend toward mega-houses that helped put the economy into the terrible state we are in. Seriously, why can't a family of four live in a 1,000sf home? I grew up in a small home in New Orleans, which is almost as well-known as Manhattan for some of its very small homes and apartments. My husband and I are planning a small retirement home in which there will be no interior wall that is simply a room divider: for example, an entire wall MUST host bookshelves, drawers, closet space or other storage. You end up with more useful storage space than the average large home yet you still have adequate floor space. We are shooting for about 600-700 sf, not counting a bit of attic storage for out of season clothes and seldom-used items. We plan to put painted plywood flooring over the entire attic space, add a window, and store a futon mattress up there so guests can use it as a sleeping loft.

]]> Comment on How Many Miles Per Gallon Does Your Car Get? by ecojoe http://www.ecojoes.com/how-to-find-my-actual-mpg/comment-page-1/#comment-344601 ecojoe Wed, 11 Jan 2012 13:50:32 +0000 http://www.ecojoes.com/how-to-find-my-actual-mpg/#comment-344601 At least 0 and at most maybe 50. Somewhere in that range I bet. At least 0 and at most maybe 50. Somewhere in that range I bet.

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