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Greenworks Doesn’t Work For The Green Movement. Do Your Laundry The Truly Natural Way!

Every company and brand out there is trying to find a way to market green products. The truth is their products typically are not all that green. They lack clout with the green community because they commonly still continue to produce products that are not green at all thereby making it more than obvious that their efforts are no more than a marketing ploy.

There are more and more people out there looking for green products because of increased awareness and concern for our environment. The problem is that many passengers riding the green train are happy with the Greenworks label for it’s convenience and price. They don’t know that there is actually a less expensive option that is actually as green as it gets.

Soap Nuts are the dried outer shell of the Chinese soap berry or Sapindus Mukorossi. These little wonders naturally produce large amounts of saponin a soap like substance when submerged in warm water. There is truly no other soap that is more natural as soap nuts grow on trees. They are amazing in that they clean your clothes much more effectively and for less money than chemical or green labeled detergents. Soap Nuts eliminate the need for fabric softener or dryer sheets as well as offer a larger number of loads for a much lower cost. You can chose how you would like to use soap nuts. There is the traditional simple method of placing 4 or 5 soap nuts into a small muslin wash bag and simply throwing it in the warm water with your clothes. However if you prefer to wash cold you can boil the nuts for an hour and use them in a liquid form which is just as effective. You will love how soft your clothes feel and how clean and fresh they smell.

So whether you are a greenie or a newbie you should try soap nuts. You will enjoy cleaner clothes and a cleaner Earth by doing so!

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About the Author

Audrey MacDowell is a mother who is concerned for the safety of her children and the sustainability of their planet. Since making the decision to go green she has enjoyed sharing her new found love of green living with others. She works from home as the owner of an all green marketplace and as the product development manager for a green company.

Ironing a muslin-cloth fixed on the wall?

Is it alright to iron a muslin-cloth which is fixed on the wall?

I recently bought a muslin-green screen, and it came folded (duh =P) and had creases on it. I originally thought these creases won’t matter as much, but when chroma-keying it out, its getting annoying b/c its creating shadows. I already attached it on the wall, and it’ll be a pain in the *** to remove it from the wall.

So, is it possible to iron a cloth which is fixed on a wall? If so, how?

P.S. I don’t know anything about ironing; never did it before, nor had to.

Try using a hair dryer.

Or if you have a steam iron with a boost button, don’t put the iron on the cloth but hold it about an inch away, then press the boost to let the steam pass through it.