Dixons have developed a green shop for their www.dixons.co.uk site.
It contains only products backed by the Energy Saving Trust
Dixons have developed a green shop for their www.dixons.co.uk site.
It contains only products backed by the Energy Saving Trust

A list of helpful tips for saving energy in your kitchen (even on a budget!)
 
Although your kitchen may be the area of your house you keep the cleanest, there are a few easy ways to make it the greenest too! Check out these cool ideas for how you can do your part to help our planet for Earth Day.
The world’s largest solar kitchen serves up to 38,500 meals per day in Taleti, India.

When I remodeled my kitchen, I saved all the old wood, nails, and other materials. Here's the story about how I transformed these old, used materials into a homemade masterpiece.

India is well-known for delicious food, and the kitchen is considered to be a sacred place in any Indian home. And now India has something else to be proud of: the world’s largest solar kitchen.

Tips on having a better, cleaner, greener kitchen with small-scale composting.
Practical tips for running an energy efficient kitchen.

Help your refrigerator run most efficiently by keeping it full but not overstuffed. Here are some tips.

Toaster ovens use a fraction of the energy, and can be used for more than just bread.
Get your mind out of the gutter and meet Trashy, a multi-purpose, garbage can/recycling sorter/butcher block on wheels. If you have a small kitchen, or can’t commit to an island, this is a perfect solution. Made of 100% post-industrial recycled formaldehyde-free MDF board from Sierra Pine, each Trashy contains three compartments for a garbage bin; recycling bin; and storage for garbage bags or other trash needs, which can all be removed and washed.
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