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You can’t blame the household products industry for devising these new handy “detergent pods”. And who would have guessed that kids would be interested in tasting these yummy things? Read More →

The food we eat has a massive effect on our health. Food is fuel. So isn’t it time to clean up your diet? Chicken, almonds, oatmeal, egg whites, cucumbers! Read More →

Gardening in containers, planters, boxes, and pots can be extremely rewarding if you know the secrets to keeping your flowers happy during the hot summer months. Read More →

Let's talk about the most difficult skin issues we have. Aging and acne affect both men and women. What can you do to reverse aging and heal acne? Read More →

Why is Naturally Bubbly posting about travel destinations? Well, Naturally Bubbly is about living, and travel is an important part of being alive on this earth! Read More →

Maintaining your stove by cleaning it on a regular basis will extend the lifetime of the stove and save you money. Read More →

To achieve beautiful skin you can’t only rely on lotions, creams or makeup. You need to look at how you eat. Much of the beauty of your skin comes from inside. Read More →

This article in the Environmental Leader gives me hope that green cleaning is becoming mainstream. More and more customers are asking for non-toxic cleaning. Read More →

Easy Does It! Number One rule of thumb when it comes to cleaning your car, van, truck, RV, or boat:  A gentle touch goes a long way. Even though your car may be really grimy resist the urge to get out the heavy-duty detergent and surface cleaner, abrasive cleaning pads and scrubbing brushes. Read More →

If anybody deserves this fine Scotts does for all it's irresponsible behavior against the health of people and the planet. I M Naturally Bubbly O that is. Read More →

You can find an organic lawn service. Many locales have a lawn mowing service close enough that caters to environmentally conscious property owners like you. Read More →

Many people have fake lawns now, especially in dry areas such as the southwest. It makes sense, because an artificial lawn is so good when it comes to water conservation. However, is it possible that a synthetic lawn is more harmful than good when it comes to the environment? A quick look at these grass alternatives will help you make your own decision.

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Organic gardening entails more than not using petrochemicals to kill pest and weeds and fertilize plants. Companion planting is a great organic farming method. Read More →

It’s 2014 and ants are still biting me.  My most recent run in with these vicious creatures was in the Caribbean.  As I hung my laundry up to dry on a clothesline a tiny little ant silently climbed up on me and bit me.  I’m guessing that this is what happened since I didn’t feel the bite. After I noticed a little bump, like a pimple, I ignored it since it didn’t seem so bad.

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This process of “going Green” means re-doing the way you use products;, re-vamping your energy needs, and being toxic chemical-free in the home and landscape. Read More →

During the cool season, most of us have to deal with all the leaves left on the lawn by trees that have shed them while awaiting their new spring apparel. The good news is that this allows more sunshine and warmth to hit the house: The bad news is that somebody has to pick up the leaves both for aesthetic and safety reasons. This is when lawn sweepers and vacuums come in handy.

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One of my many pet peeves is the use of fabric softeners in the washing machine and dryer. Commercial fabric softeners are toxic and come on, totally unnecessary! Read More →

If you are considering buying a lawn mower, you have several options from which to choose. Each type of lawn mower has its advantages and disadvantages. It may be possible that you will want more than one because different situations call for different tools. Read More →

One day you are outside admiring your lawn, and you notice a small spot in the grass. The next day, you see that the spot has grown, but it doesn’t cross your mind yet that there is a problem. Then, before you know it, there are spots everywhere, and they are getting bigger every day. It’s official: You have a lawn disease, and you need to deal with it before you it affects the whole yard.

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I love charts like the one produced by the EWG (Environmental Working Group) in its 8th annual Shopper's Guide to Pesticides in Produce released on Tuesday. Read More →