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This Month's DIY

RECYCLING PAPER
Tear half a sheet from an old newspaper into small pieces. Now soak these pieces in a vessel of hot water for 30 minutes. Keep stirring and blending till the pieces become soft and soggy. At this stage you can add some color or pieces of dried flowers and leaves. Add some glue to the meshy mixture. Drain out the excess water. Take out the soft paper  mash and put it on a dry paper. Make balls out of it. Use a rolling pin to make a square or a rectangular paper. Dry the paper and iron it. Use this recycled paper to make greeting cards.

STAR FACT

Did you know ????
A NEW BACTERIA SPECIES HAS BEEN DISCOVERED IN THE AMAZON RAIN FOREST THAT ARE CAPABLE OF DIGESTING PLASTIC !!!!

THIS MONTH"S ECO-TIP

How to make a Bird feeder

Take an egg package (like the one shown on left) after all eggs are used. Now put some grains and cereals in each capsule. Leave it outdoors. If you’re living in an area with enough birds, then you are sure to have some ‘visitors’…… winged visitors of course!   

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Air Purifying House Plants
6 Air Purifying House Plants. Learn about 50 plants in this book:http://amzn.to/11uHVv8

1. Bamboo Palms remove formaldehyde and are also said to act as a natural humidifier.
2. Snake Plants absorb nitrogen oxides and formaldehyde.http://amzn.to/13We42c
3. Areca Palms are one of the best air purifying plants for general air cleanliness.
4. Spider Plants are great indoor plants for removing carbon monoxide and other toxins. Spider plants are one of three plants NASA deems best at removing formaldehyde from air.http://amzn.to/ZfYTPD
5. The Peace Lily could be called the “clean-all”. They’re often placed in bathrooms or laundry rooms because they’re known for removing mold spores. Also know to remove formaldehyde and trichloroethylene from air as well. A somewhat toxic plant to pets however, so keep this one on a shelf or out of reach altogether. http://amzn.to/10B6PXv
6. A Gerbera Daisy not only has beautiful flowers, but they also remove benzene from the air. They’re known to improve sleep by absorbing carbon dioxide and giving off more oxygen throughout the night.
























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