- Green Laundry - Wasted Heat From Clothes Dryers Vents and What to Do About It
- Can You Conserve Home Heat & Recycle Dryer Heat Using An Air-to-Air Heat Exchanger?
- Clothes Dryer Vent/Heat Reclaimer "Heat Keeper" CHK100
- Is Sodium Lauryl Sulfate a Natural Surfactant?
- Use a Spin Dryer for a Genuine Heatless Option
- Green Laundry Detergents - Understanding Surfactants, The Detergent's Mover and Groover
- Are the Cleaning Compounds (The Surfactants) in Laundry Detergents Really Safe to Use?
- How to Insulate Windows with Curtains or Other Window Treatments
- Green Laundry Detergents: First Understand What is in Laundry Detergents
- The Case of Nonionic Surfactants in Europe and America: To Ban or Not to Ban
About Me
I started investigating 'Green Life' by earning a BSc in Agriculture, 1983 and have never stopped to look back. Over the years I have applied my knowledge and inquiry to Green food production methods, and Green Residential design as well as to natural healing modalities. Areas of work and study include: operation of an Organic Market Garden on the Canadian West Coast, Study of Permaculture Gardening Principals, work with low impact, and innovative Residential Cooling methods in Northern California.
My Awards & Certifications
Third Year Scholarship in UBC Agriculture Department
BSc in Agriculture, 1983
My Experience
BSc. in Agriculture, 1983
Organic Market Garden Operator (British Columbia and California)
Heating and Cooling Sub Contractor (California)
Natural Health Investigator (Ongoing consideration)
My Latest Articles
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Wall Mount Telescoping Indoor Drying Rack
These wall mount indoor drying racks make hanging out laundry that much easier, and less space consuming. You would use them to dry items which are too small to hang easily outside, or if you were to do a small wash of 'delicates' or hand washables...Published on June 25, 2011 to Green Living
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Use a Spin Dryer for a Genuine Heatless Option
The electric and the gas clothes dryers are both greedy energy eaters. Most of the energy that they use goes into heating the air that dries your clothing. But, what if you did not need all of that heat to dry your clothes? What if it you could side...Published on June 25, 2011 to Green Living
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How Does a Passive Solar Heating System Work? Direct, Indirect & Isolated Gain
Passive Solar Heating Systems fall into three categories: direct, indirect & isolated gain. Your climate, and building situation will decide which type of system you need to usePublished on June 25, 2011 to Green Living
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