It’s timely, involves research, and often also means making a bigger investment.
“Before purchasing something new, first see if the item is available secondhand.
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“Look for lyocell or Tencel, which are made with lower energy usage,” she suggests.
“Natural fibers are biodegradable andif they’re not treated with [toxins]do not emit concerning VOCs.
VOCsarevolatile organic compounds:pollutant gases released into our homes and the environment from household products and manufacturing processes.
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“Beyond aesthetics,lime plasteris zero-VOC, hypoallergenic, and naturally resistant to mold.
Why Use Sustainable Materials?
There are so many reasons to choose sustainable materials for your home, and Tirkkonen says it best.
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“It brings a certain satisfaction to knowing that our decor choices are contributing to a healthier planet.”
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