"We know these folks and know they do nice work plus they understand natural and eco carpet cleaning. "
Dry Tech is located in Florence Oregon and serves the Central Oregon Coast. Call 1-866-450-4806 and tell them you saw it on VitalBodies.net.
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"Imagine getting a complete pair of prescription glasses for free with only $4.99 shipping, now that is a deal..."
We ordered, and have yet to receive them but thought we might put the word out. This glasses web site has been around a while and might just be worth a try. Goggles4U is offering a complete pair of prescription eyeglasses (frames, 1.50 standard lenses) for free via coupon code "SDFREEPAIR ". They are also offering a similar deal for Facebook fans. We are not sure when this deal expires. Additional features (tinted lenses, bifocals, name-brand frames and etc.) are available but do add to the cost. We did not go through Facebook, but simply used the coupon code.
As if that were not enough, EyeBuyDirect is having their 2 for 1 sale! Be sure to use code IFY7FAMULK! We have bought glasses from them many times. You can measure your favorite glasses for size, so you will know that what you order will fit.
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If you are pondering what you can do this year to move closer to zero waste like we are, download the Lane County Recycling Handbook. There are many many ideas and suggestions for recycling and they are not all the usual ones you have heard so many times. This FREE handbook will allow you to recycle things you might not have even known was possible. If you are not in Lane county check out the Oregon.gov Land Quality Solid Waste page to find local resources or do a web search
Did you know you can recycle things like propane tanks, pesticide containers, Tyvek envelopes, block foam, concrete or even black top? You have to know how and where so this great little hand book will fill in the blanks and help you make this year closer to zero waste. There are even more ways to make the move towards zero waste on the Lane County Recycling Page
"There will be dancing in the streets if we as a society ever make it down to zero waste..."
"Deer Meets Cougar? Just a guess, but pretty likely... "
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"We did not see any organic plants for sale but did see a large variety of herbs, flowers, perennials, shrubbery and more for very reasonable prices..."
"We know first hand from living ocean front, the ocean and beaches are suffering from Styrofoam (Polystyrene), so if you can, do your part in every way..."
Styrofoam, (Polystyrene) should have been banned years ago but was not. If you are a business that ships look elsewhere as there are many alternatives. Even the lowly packing peanut can be found that is made of corn or biodegradable materials. Polystyrene is nasty stuff for the ocean and beyond, and in many many many locations you can not recycle it. Polystyrene is an absolute disaster for the oceans. We have been told that on the first Monday of every month you can take your Styrofoam or Polystyrene to the a place visible from the casino in Florence Oregon on the central Oregon Coast. "If you go to the casino you can simply follow the signs".
"Polystyrene can be recycled, and has the number "6" as its recycling symbol although the low cost of virgin polystyrene can be a discouragement. Polystyrene takes a very long time to biodegrade,[1] and is often abundant as a form of pollution in the outdoor environment, particularly along shores and waterways especially in its low density cellular form." Wikipedia Polystyrene
"In the United States and Canada, the word styrofoam is often incorrectly used as a generic term for expanded polystyrene foam, such as disposable coffee cups, coolers, or cushioning material in packaging, which are typically white and are made of expanded polystyrene beads. This is different from the extruded polystyrene used for Styrofoam insulation. The polystyrene foam used for craft applications, which can be identified by its roughness and by the fact that it "crunches" when cut, is moderately soluble in many organic solvents, cyanoacrylate, and the propellants and solvents of spray paint, and is not specifically identified as expanded or extruded." Wikipedia Styrofoam
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"The numbers 8 is GMO and 9 is Organic, on price Look-up codes on fruit and Vegetable Labels and Stickers..."
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"We collect old jars for food storage, coffee drinking and yogurt making. We like these reusable plastic lids that come in both wide mouth and regular as they create a nice clean consistent look to the jars when they are all lined up on the shelf. Plus they are not made of metal and rubber."
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"Awesome camera in beautiful condition. Ours sold, but you can find them and the G12 on Amazon."
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"EDIT: Ours sold (AWESOME camera) but you can find the 5D series on Amazon..."
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