Green Living Highlights

Sexy instructional video showing how to recycle old jeans into a pair of cute sandals.

Green Cleaning tutorial by Loren LaVoy - Green Cleaning a Toilet

In this episode we teach you how to make your own high spf, water proof sunblock from organic and natural ingredients for pennies on the dollar compared to buying it off the shelf. Ingredients include- zinc oxide (sunblocking agent), coconut oil (soothes and conditions skin), bee's wax (waterproofing agent), and tea tree oil (soothes and repairs skin and smells good too). Rub on and paddle out.

More homeowners are considering installing solar panels on or near their homes. But many don't know where to turn to for help. David Lupberger breaks down how much solar panels cost and how long it takes to "go solar".

Learn about eco friendly and green options for your window treatments that would bring nature into your home

All those lights wrapped around the house use a lot of electricity. Watch and learn how to lower your electric bill and be jolly.

Rib Hillis explains how to install a low flow shower head and how much water you'll save in doing so.

If you're looking to make your home greener, a good place to start is with eco-friendly bathroom products. With some simple changes, you can eliminate a lot of chemicals and products that damage the environment. Patty Kim of the Green Guide shows how we can all have green bathrooms.

You might think only factories emit pollution, but your home is guilty too. Patty Kim, from National Geographic's The Green Guide, shows you how to reduce your carbon footprint at home, and save money while you're helping to save the planet.

Tim Szergut or Organic Housekeepers shows us how to mix up a bottle of organic cleaning solution. The final product is toxin free, opposed to other household cleaners that use chlorinated bleach, ammonia, and other know carcinogens.

Learn some of the most realistic ways to go green, as well as some surprising tips for the Eco-minded.

How plastic water bottles are made and what becomes of them once they go in the blue bin. Polyethylene terephthalate plastic, or PET, is 100% recyclable and used to make a wide variety of products. This is the lifecycle of a PET water bottle.

Fine Living's Smart Tips on energy-efficient attics.

Green Cleaning tutorial by Loren LaVoy - Green Cleaning a Shower