Drying all of your delicate laundry has been made simple and economical with a very cool product. It's an indoor laundry drying cabinet that uses outside or inside air to effectively dry your clothes as gentle as possible.
Take a virtual tour of the 2011 net-zero concept home that was on display at this year's International Builders' Show in Orlando. Builder Online, KB Home, and Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia combined their talents to create a cutting-edge net-zero home that is bringing concepts into the homebuilding industry.
The National Institute of Standards and Technologies (NIST) is designing and building a net zero home that will be a living laboratory to gather info to put these types of homes into the mainstream of the national home building industry.
Are you looking for engineered hardwood flooring that contributes to LEED credits, looks different in shape and pattern and is beautiful to look at. Take a few minutes to learn about this cool flooring product. It's green, too!
PaperStone is one of a handful of brands of eco-friendly, post-consumer recycled paper countertops. It's durable, hard as nails, versatile and much more. Get the scoop to make an better decision on your next home building project in the kitchen or bathroom.
Thinking about picking out a new countertop in the near future? Add paper countertops to your list of types of materials to consider. Paper composite countertops are rock solid and do not harbor bacteria. It's a serious contender amongst other green materials used and it's green in many different ways.
Palm flooring is an eco-friendly flooring option that you should put on your short list when comparing different types of wood species. It's sustainable, it's beautiful, it's made with no added urea formaldehyde, and it will earn you LEED credits for your homebuilding project for low-emitting materials.
Not only can you install FSC-certified bamboo flooring in your home, you can also purchase bamboo plywood for your walls for a very cool eco-looking interior.
Aluminum tile as a green homebuilding material? Yes, it's true. But only because they are made from retired aircraft cladding. Recycled and reclaimed = green.
Swapping out your old showerheads with new EPA WaterSense labeled showerheads would conserve at least 20% of your water usage. I've got the scoop on what you need to know before buying.
