Want to save the environment without it costing the earth?
Sustainable living can seem expensive at first glance. I'm here to tell you, that being green and eco-friendly can actually save you money! Kickstart your journey to the eco-thrifty life and:
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Plastic Free July – a beginners guide
Plastic Free July is an annual campaign, which takes place in July each year. It aims to encourage people to stop using single use plastics
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Kale crisps that you can’t stop eating recipe
I never used to really understand the point of kale. That is until I made kale crisps and now I’m an addict. They are simple to make and very more-ish!
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Interview with Jo and Leisa from Joleisa.com
Jo and Leisa are trained teachers turned full time bloggers at Joleisa.com. They say you can live a good quality, happy life, at a fraction of the cost.
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Homemade potato peel crisps that taste so good!
It really is simple to make these potato peel crisps and they are a delicious homemade, very inexpensive snack. Plus you are saving the peels from the bin!
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Eco Thrifty Living Book reviews
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Zoe shows you how you can actually save money by living a more environmentally friendly lifestyle. You don’t have to spend a fortune on so-called eco-friendly products (some of which are a lot of expensive green hype). Instead, you can make small and simple changes that will have a positive impact, both on your bank balance and the planet
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Trying to live a more eco friendly lifestyle can be overwhelming, but this book really helps to break the subject down into something far more manageable. Easy to read, and with straightforward techniques to use to help change your habits. I thoroughly enjoyed it!’
About me
Hi, my name is Zoë. In 2011 I wanted to quit my job to be a stay-at-home mum and blogger. How could we afford to live off one salary though, when we had more expenses after having kids? Plus I liked buying eco-friendly and organic products, which were often costly.
I set myself the challenge of being able to save enough money in green and sustainable ways to be able to afford to quit my 9-5. I was so pleased to achieve this in 2012. I've been blogging here since the beginning of my journey to help other people with what I have learned along the way. I am now a passionate writer, author and speaker helping people to save money and the environment!