There are tons of ways to green your bathroom, but there are absolutely some easy ways to go about it, starting with these five items:

A real water cup: Those flimsy little paper cups add up in a big way, both in your trash and with their impact (materials and energy used to make them). Use real cup, use the lid of your mouthwash, carry your reusable water bottle into the bathroom with you, or walk to the kitchen for a drink.
Recycled toilet paper: Seventh Generation notes that if everyone replaced one 12 pack of normal toilet paper with one 12 …read more

Greenpeace sent me this video link that you might enjoy.
If you’re not interested in cutting down forests just to blow your nose, then Greenpeace’s Recycled Tissue and Toilet Paper Guide, can help you make smarter tissue choices. The credit card-sized shopping guide, can help you find greener household paper products, such as facial tissues, paper towels, toilet paper, and paper napkins.

In the guide Greenpeace gives a thumbs up to companies like Green Forest, Natural Value and Seventh Generation. Kleenex (manufactured by Kimberly–Clark) was given an “avoid” score along with Charmin and Angel Soft.
The products recommended in the paper guide must …read more

This was the subject of a recent email sent to me by one of my friends and fellow greenie, L.
L. is usually one of my prime sources of info for posts here at Daily Tomorrow, but in this case, she was actually turning to me for advice:
Dude, do you know of any soft “green” tp? I’ve been trying to use the eco friendly tp but it smarts! i need something that doesn’t feel like I’m wiping w/ a piece of bark!
After I stopped laughing, I wrote back to let her know that I was actually pretty happy with …read more