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Efficient and Eco-Friendly Cabin
eArtens’t you excited? It’s Plastic Free July! Plastic Free July is a key 
initiative of the Plastic Free Foundation Ltd. It is a global 
movement that encourages people to become active 
participants in the fight against plastic pollution. This movement 
was the first effective in Australia in 2011. Participants are 
challenged in this initiative to reduce their use of single-use 
plastics by eliminating one or more single-use items from their 
daily lives. This is one powerful campaign yet we know that 
caring for our environment isn’t just a destination but a lifestyle. 
This is something we practice every day in our homes. If you 
want to reduce your home’s carbon footprint, the kitchen is a 
gMraekaitn pgl aycoeu rt ok istctahretn.  eco-friendly may appear daunting, but it does 
not have to be. If you’re planning a remodel, start with the basics: 
cabinets, countertops, flooring, and paint. Here are some top 
ideas, tips, and product recommendations from local kitchen 
designers to help you get there.
Take planning se
riously
For an eco-friendly kitchen to thrive, 
a homeowner should choose 
durability and sustainability over 
trends. Kitchens must function 
properly and evolve to meet the 
changing needs of clients. Careful 
planning is essential for ensuring 
that you get things right the first 
time. That is essential for long-term 
viability. Don’t settle for non-
recyclable MDF when building 
cabinets and work surfaces. Look for 
recycled glass, metal, and possibly 
even whole fittings – buying a used 
cabinet is much cheaper and better 
for the environment.
Try to make them ageless
First and foremost, you want to 
create something that will last. 
More importantly, tearing out one 
green kitchen and replacing it every 
few years is a waste of energy and 
resources. By using sustainable 
building materials in your home, 
you save energy because the 
manufacturing process produces 
less waste, which fills the world’s 
landfills. Building a green home 
significantly reduces carbon 
emissions and saves energy, 
resulting in lower energy bills. Not 
only does this sustainable building 
method save you money and 
materials, but the finished product 
is also naturally beautiful.
Shop local
By purchasing desks, shelves, worktables, and chairs made from 
locally sourced materials, you are making a decision that 
benefits both people and the environment. Purchasing locally 
sourced furniture helps to reduce pollution by reducing the 
amount of fuel used and the distance traveled. You can also opt 
for locally sourced, environmentally friendly furniture. 
Sustainable or eco-friendly furniture is made from wood or other 
renewable raw materials with few negative environmental 
externalities.
There are numerous ways to begin making your kitchen more environmentally 
friendly. The following advice from Home Solutions should help you achieve the 
eco-friendly agenda. In choosing a trusted flooring contractor in Arizona, there is 
one name you can trust. In the field of flooring installation, Home Solutions sets 
the standard for quality and affordability. Home Solutionz offers engineered and 
strong wood flooring, baseboards, carpet, hardwood, tile, laminate, and vinyl. If 
you’re looking for flooring installation or replacement in Phoenix, Arizona, trust 
our combined industry expertise. We’re confident in our ability to provide 
outstanding services for your home or company. Home Solutionz has you covered 
if you need high-quality finished or unfinished wood flooring. Call Home Solutionz 
right now at 480-463-4517 for an on-site estimate all for FREE.
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