How "green" are you?

We are pretty "green", I would like top go greener. We use ecofriendly laundry detergents, reusable shopping bags, ecofriendly cleaners, reusable air conditioning filters, we recycle, and many other things.

I would love to go green but here in minnesota it is way too expensive to even think of buying the green products that are out, even cars are far more expensive and they really don't last or save the gas like they should. They are no good for winter driving either, my friend has a prius and she has to park it in the winter for it has no trackion at all. So I will do what I can when they lower the green they are pushing so hard for they will lower the prices so they will be worth working with and using.

I don't like using plastic bags. I usually hold the things I bought in my hands or put it in my bag without plastic bags. I think most people don't realize how big the difference is if we just use less plastic.

I am pretty "green!" I like to garden, have gotten doen my electric bill by only buying energy efficient applinaces and got a new A?C unitl that is energy efficient. I placed an insulation around the hot water heater to keep that more efficient. Don't drive unless absolutely needed and stay home. We turn of the lights when no in the room and I have changed out all bulbs to the more effiecient spiral ones. And we have cut back on using the pool pump to half time and it is still fine and uses less electricity!
I only use bio-degradable "green" products to clean, etc..and we recycle everythng we can in our area.
I think we can still look for more to do..but we are on the right travk here!

While I was pregnant I came to thinking about so many things and had came to the conclusion that I was going to try to go green on a couple of things like detergent, dishwashong soap, mattress, mattress pad, daipers, wipes, blankets.... some things are a little high price but then there are many things that are actually cheaper than regular items. Walmart has great prices on eco friendly products