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     Robert Kobet
GreenEDGE Supply is pleased to present Mr. Robert Kobet, AIA, LEED Faculty, as our sustainability and LEED consultant. Bob has worked internationally in the fields of sustainable design and development, high performance green buildings and environmental education for over thirty years. Be sure to visit our blog page to see what Bob has to offer.  
 

Vinegar to the (green) rescue

Common vinegar is well known as an effective, nontoxic cleaning agent. In many cases, it can replace bleach and other potentially harmful products in doing some important cleaning chores. Dilute one part water to one part vinegar to clean almost anything in your house. Keep vinegar away from marble, and be sure to dilute properly or it could eat away at tile grout. Use straight vinegar in empty toilet bowls to tackle the water ring. Vinegar will be pungent at first, but any smell will subside once it dries. And, you can always add mint leaves or fragrant natural essences to freshen the air.

If you would like to learn more feel free to e-mail your questions to info@greenedgesupply.com.





Offsetting our Carbon Footprint

By Robert J. Kobet 

In my previous blog I discussed how those of us who use computers contribute to generating carbon in the atmosphere.  For most of us, generating carbon by using fossil fuels is an inescapable part of everyday living.  “Carbon footprint,” the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere we are responsible for, can be calculated using a number of (ironically) web-based tools.