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Thanksgiving is joyful, delicious, and messy. Between gravy splatters, flour clouds from pie prep, and sticky cranberry drips, the kitchen works overtime during the holiday season. Before the chopping, roasting, and taste-testing take over, it’s worth giving your kitchen a quick refresh. Here’s how to get ready for the feast without dousing your counters and floors in harsh chemicals. Step 1: Clear the Counters and Prep Space Start by clearing countertops and the stovetop so

If you’ve ever wiped down a counter with a lemon-scented disposable wipe and felt a little too clean afterward, you’re not imagining things. Most conventional cleaning wipes are soaked in synthetic fragrances, preservatives, and harsh disinfectants. And once you’re done? They head straight to the landfill. Before you reach for your next pack of wipes, here’s the truth: Those “convenient” cloths aren’t just wiping away grime—they’re wiping out resources. What’s the Problem wit

As the days get shorter and the evenings cooler, most of us start spending more time indoors. That means your rugs and carpets are about...

With fall just around the corner, Asheville’s open-window season is nearly here. The crisp mountain air, the rustle of early...

If your kitchen sponge looks like it’s been through a few too many chili pot scrubs and compost bin wipe-downs, it might be time to...

In our modern world, we rely on tech more than ever. Whether it’s photos of your child’s first steps, important tax documents, or your...

Summer is almost here, and that means it’s BBQ season. Backyard cookouts, porch hangs, and patio parties are some of the best ways to...

A cluttered workspace can kill focus and drain energy. If you're feeling overwhelmed by stacks of paper, a messy desk, or digital...

She brings her own bags to the grocery store, knows exactly what can (and can’t) go in the compost, and once turned an old flannel shirt...

Your morning sets the tone for your entire day. But if you’re trying to live more sustainably in Asheville—or anywhere in the mountains...