Description


This is a Blog about EVERYTHING
literally. “Keep It Copacetic” is where I talk about everything that comes to mind. I’m talking about the real spill. The “THE BuZz” is where I will talk about current events that happen in our world today. I promise it won’t be boring. “Fashion Fiesta” is where I will be talking about everything Fashion or course. On the “Health Corner” page is where I will be giving tips about staying healthy. “Recycling Bin” is where I will give tips and articles about recycling and keeping mother earth clean. One the “Beauty Tips” page, you already know that I will be sharing Beauty tips of my own and beauty tips that I get from other sources. The "DIY Time" page is where I will share some creative tips. The "Décor Galore" page is where I will be giving tips about furniture, Home accents/Accessories, decorating ideas, and galore! The "Music Notes" is where I will be talking about music and what songs inspire me each week. I will also be talking about different music from a variety of genres around the world. The "Piggy Bank It" page is where I will be sharing some brilliant money saving tips! Last but not least is my "Reviews for YOU" page. This is where I will be trying and reviewing all types of products and giving my complete honest feedback.
>_<

Recycling Bin

--------------------------------------------------------------------

Friday, December 02, 2011
There is always something new. I know that this product has been out for a while now but I have to say that if I loved to drink soda on a daily basis, will definitely buy this product in the near future. The reason why I would probably recommend this product to someone is because it is right up the "go green" ally. Buying this product reduces the amount of plastic bottles and cans being used. Also to the soda drinkers, this product saves you a lot of money. Calculating the amount of money you spend a yea on bottles and cans of soda turns out to be more expensive than buying this product. However, personally I do not drink a lot of soda, so it probably wouldn't make a difference to me whether or not I would buy this product. Therefore, I can't give you a "personal review" on this product, but from what I've seen and heard...this product seems like a great investment. However If you don't drink soda, this product will be a waste of money.
Product and description below--->
SodaStream Crystal Soda Maker

Available at Bed Bath & Beyond Price: $179.99
SodaStream Crystal Soda Maker turns water into soda in seconds. It's quick and easy. You'll save on lugging, storing and disposing of bottles and cans of store-bought soda. You can fizz and flavor to your taste, without high-fructose corn syrup or aspartame. Sweetened with Splenda®. Enjoy sparkling water freshly crafted in elegant cut-glass carafes, or create your own regular and diet soda and energy drinks. Measuring 6" W x 10" D x 17" H, it has a contemporary design and smooth ergonomics to welcome you to the future of soda. It features an automatic access gas release mechanism, customized carbonation level and an easy to clean stainless steel housing. It needs no batteries, electricity or plumbing. Starter kit includes home soda maker, one reusable 60-liter CO2 carbonator, and one glass carafe with a fizz-preserving stopper. 2-year warranty. Note: This product requires a customer signature upon delivery.
>>>>
Leave a comment below if you've purchased this product for yourself or for someone else. I would like to know if this products lives up to the hype. If you haven't purchased this product, would you ever consider buying it?
THANX FOR READING!!
>_< TenishaR

-------------------------------------------------
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Recycling Tip #1
Brought to you by SUAVE NATURALS shampoo

Did you know that your family could save up to $150 and 3,200 gallons of water per year by turning off the water when you shampoo and condition?

Have you ever thought about how much water you waste when you leave the water running while you wash and condition your hair? Is this tip helpful? Will you try it in the future? Leave comments and...

THANX FOR READING!!
>_< TenishaR
-----------------------------------------------------
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Recycling Tip #2
I Recycle, so CAN you!
Here are a few Did You Know facts/tips about aluminum cans alone.
 DID YOU KNOW…  
  • We use over 80,000,000,000 Aluminum cans every year.
  • An aluminum can that is thrown away will still be a can 500 yrs from now.
  • Recycling one aluminum can saves enough energy to run a TV for 3 hours.
  • Recycling one Aluminum can saves enough energy to keep a 100 watt bulb burning for 4 hours.
  • A used aluminum can is recycled and back on the grocery shelf as a new can in as little as 60 days .
  • Every minute of every day an average of 113,204 aluminum cans are recycled.
What do you think about these fun facts about Aluminum cans? Leave comments and......

THANX FOR READING!!
>_< TenishaR
------------------------------------------------------------
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Recycling Tip #3
Try to...
Recycle worn-out rechargeable batteries like those used in cell phones, computers, or power tools. Go to www.rbrc.org to find a drop-off location in your area.

Most people so not know that you can recycle your batteries. Below is an article on Call2recycle.org about the increase in batty recycling in 2011. Link and article below.
link----> http://www.call2recycle.org/consumers-recycling-batteries/





Consumers Recycling More Batteries in 2011





Call2Recycle’s Battery Collections Surge 13.1%

ATLANTA (January 5, 2012)


– More and more consumers are recycling their batteries according to Call2Recycle®, the North American leader in consumer battery recycling. Today it announced a 13.1 percent increase in 2011 battery collections (over 2010), collecting more than 7.6 million pounds (3.45 million kilograms) of rechargeable batteries (the equivalent to the weight of 278 school buses) through a network of over 30,000 retail, business and municipal locations throughout the United States and Canada.
In the United States, Illinois, Pennsylvania and Texas experienced strong growth in rechargeable battery collections in 2011, while Georgia, Mississippi and Colorado collected fewer batteries in 2011 than 2010. Within those states, all sectors grew, but the municipality sector outpaced the retail and business sectors growing by 37 percent as compared with 2010. Canada increased overall collections (rechargeable and primary) by 17 percent and 157 percent respectively. British Columbia’s all-battery program achieved an amazing upsurge of 150 percent over 2010 collections and Manitoba experienced an even greater increase – 211 percent. In both the United States and Canada, healthcare, e-waste and the home improvement markets continued to see significant increases in collections. “We continue to focus on encouraging more consumers to recycle batteries so that we can limit the amount of virgin natural resources necessary to manufacture new ones,” said Carl Smith, CEO of Call2Recycle. “We are very pleased with our growth of collections, but we also know that we have much more to do before we can claim success.”
Have you always known that you could recycle batteries? Have you ever recycled batteries? If you haven't will you consider recycling batteries? I WILL! Join me and make a difference today to start recycling those batteries! leave comments and suggestions!
THANX FOR READING!!
>_< TenishaR
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Saturday, March 24, 2012

Recycling Tip #4
Recycle can pop tops. Almost everyone harldy pays any attention to the little tabs on the soda cans. All we know is that it helps us open the can and that's all that matters. did you know that you can recycle those alone and you can get a little bit of $Cha-CHING$ in return. You can always donate those pop tops to a caritable organization. Just do a little research to see who all accepts them as donations and there you go! That 6 pack of soda you just drank counted for something other than calories. HAHA....yea


THANX FOR READING!
>_< TenishaR.

-------------------------------------------------------------------
Saturday, March 31, 2012
Recycling Tip #5
 Did you know you can recycle your cords and chargers? Article and link below on how to do It properly. m
link---> http://www.ecori.org/weekly-recycling-tip/2011/1/12/dispose-of-wires-cords-and-chargers-properly.html

Dispose of Wires, Cords and Chargers Properly
By ecoRI News staff 

Once you're ready to clear out that box of old cable wires, computer cords and cell phone chargers, here's where to take them. First, try to include the chargers and other attachments with the old cell phone, iPod or other electronic device when dropping it in an e-waste recycling or donation box. Many are located at electronic retailers, schools and businesses. Computer cords, such as mouse devices, power cords and USB connections to things like scanners and printers contain precious metals that can be recycled through the e-waste drop off at the Johnston landfill or at your local recycling transfer station. Rhode Island Resource Recovery Coporation suggests trashing orphaned adapters and chargers along with cable wires and other power cords. But there's a market for them on ebay and Craigslist. Also, try giving them away on Freecycle. Office Recycling Solutions also takes all unwanted cords, wires and cables during its collection events. Drop off bins are also located at Cartridge World stores or at the ORS warehouse, 65 Rocky Hollow Road in East Greenwich.
What do you think about this week's recycling tip?
THANX FOR READING
>_< TenishaR.

---------------------------------------------------
Saturday, April 7, 2012
Recycling Tip #6
Walk, Bike and limit your use of a car. Walking is a great way to save money and the environment. As we all know, gas is steady rising, so it wouldn't hurt to walk if you live close to stores and shopping areas. Plus it's a good way to get some excercise.

Like this tip?

THANX FOR READING
>_< TenishaR.

-------------------------------------------
Saturday, April 14, 2012

Recycling Tip #7
Use compact fluorescent light bulbs. You could use Energy Star light bulbs to help save energy and money!

Earning the ENERGY STAR means products meet strict energy efficiency guidelines set by the US Environmental Protection Agency. Lighting products that have earned the ENERGY STAR deliver exceptional features, while using less energy. Saving energy helps you save money on utility bills and protect the environment by reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the fight against climate change.
An ENERGY STAR qualified light bulb:
  • Saves money about $6 a year in electricity costs and can save more than $40 over its lifetime
  • Meets strict performance requirements that are tested and certified by a third party
  • Uses about 75% less energy than a traditional incandescent bulb and lasts at least 6 times longer
  • Produces about 75% less heat, so it’s safer to operate and can cut energy costs associated with home cooling
  • Learn more about the difference of ENERGY STAR qualified light bulbs
THANX FOR READIING!
>_< TenishaR.

------------------------------------------------
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Recycling Tip #8
Today's recycling tip is to carry a water bottle. Instead of buying tons of plastic water bottles and wasting your money, you should Carry a water bottle around. All you have to do is fill up your bottle and stick in it the fridge or freezer depending on how cold you want it. Yea yea ...I know some people prefer not to drink from the tap. Well you can buy a a filter or you can take the old school rout by boiling your water and letting it cool in the fridge.
What do you think? Leave a comment and......
THANX FOR READING!!
>_< TenishaR.

---------------------------------------------------------
Saturday, May 19, 2012
Recycling Tip #9
Donate Clothes....
Have you ever went to your closet and looked through millions of cloths and say "I don't have anything to wear." , when in actuality you do. The thin is you are still holding on to clothes that are too small, or too big. You also have clothes that you haven't worn in years harboring inside you closet. Well, the solution is here! Donate!

THANX FOR READING!!
>_< TenishaR.
----------------------------------------
Saturdaay, May 26, 2012
Recycling Tip #10
This tip is for my college people. Today's tip is to buy and sell used books. You know you hate it when you have to buy a book for class and when you get to class the prof. decides that he/she doesn't uer it anymore...sucks..so my tip is to get them for cheap or even rent them!!
THANX FOR READING!
>_< TenishaR.







-------------------------------------------------------
Saturday, July 07, 2012

Recycling Tip #11
Unplug electronics when you are finished with them. Yea I know you probably already know this tip but so many people out there forget to unplug things when they are not using them especially cellphone chargers. you might not realize it but cellphone chargers really suck up your power. So to save energy and money, unplug those chargers!
Soo...what do you think about this tip?? leave a comment and.....


THANX FOR READING!
>_< TenishaR.
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)