Fwd: Keep the Chill off Your Kids, Your Home and Your Skin

January 9, 2008

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Donated clothes take a meandering journey once they leave our dresser drawers. Find out how to get the most out of your good intentions.

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Winter's in full-swing, and kids need warm clothes. Layer them up with natural wool long-johns, organic cotton turtlenecks and chemical-free coats.

DIY Diva: Sugar Scrub

If the chill air is drying out your skin, it's time for a little sugar.

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With visions of rebates dancing in her head, Kathy Shorr receives the letter grade on her home's energy use.

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