by Dara Childs | Dec 28, 2011 | Energy and Sustainability, Healthy Home
When considering the flooring in your new green home, consider these facts: • Bamboo flooring is sustainable. Bamboo grows to maturity much more quickly than other wood types. • Cork is also sustainable, and easily recyclable, so it would be simple to find... by Dara Childs | Dec 27, 2011 | Healthy Home
Natural Light is Good for You: Take Advantage of it Everyone knows that natural sunlight helps the body produce Vitamin D, which is essential for calcium absorption, immune system health, and that sunlight also has huge effect on our moods. There is less light to be... by Dara Childs | Dec 21, 2011 | Energy and Sustainability, Healthy Home
You wouldn’t dream of not insulating the exterior walls of your home. You want to conserve as much energy as possible, and have your home as comfortable as you can. After all, it is your sanctuary from the world. Make certain your exterior walls are insulated well.... by Dara Childs | Dec 19, 2011 | Sustainability
Aggregate siding is typically used on green homes for its sustainability, durability, and attractiveness. Aggregate siding is backed with insulation to help seal warm or cool air in, dust out, and provide superior soundproofing from the outside world. Aggregate siding... by Dara Childs | Dec 14, 2011 | Energy and Sustainability, Healthy Home
BIBS is simply a Blow-In-Blanket-System of using recycled fiberglass inside walls and attic spaces where there are no gaps in the floor boards or where the attic is sealed. Most green builders used spray in cellulose at one time for insulating walls and attics, but...
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