
Danny Seo
Publisher and Editor-in-Chief at Naturally, Danny Seo
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1 week ago |
uexpress.com | Danny Seo
Do you have retailer loyalty cards or "reward" cards that you use for in-store discounts and to rack up points that you can use for freebies down the road? These reward programs are often in supermarkets and drugstores like Safeway, Walgreens and CVS. But did you know you can register your loyalty card through the website eScrip.com and use it to raise money for charity? When you register your card, you can choose three nonprofits, and when you use the card, it supports causes you care about.
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1 week ago |
arcamax.com | Danny Seo
A simple way to save water and stay healthy is to wash your hands with cold water. The temperature of the water doesn’t really remove more germs; the most important thing is that you use enough soap and lather up. Simply wet your hands, turn off the faucet, and lather your hands for at least 20 seconds. Then rinse with cold water.
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1 week ago |
arcamax.com | Danny Seo
Want to make one healthy and eco-friendly change to help you and your feline companion? If you have cats at home, it might be time to rethink the type of kitty litter you use. Conventional kitty litter is a combination of binders, with the main material being clay. The process of harvesting the clay is destructive to the planet, and the dust that's created is unhealthy for cat and human lungs.
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1 week ago |
arcamax.com | Danny Seo
Do you have retailer loyalty cards or "reward" cards that you use for in-store discounts and to rack up points that you can use for freebies down the road? These reward programs are often in supermarkets and drugstores like Safeway, Walgreens and CVS. But did you know you can register your loyalty card through the website eScrip.com and use it to raise money for charity? When you register your card, you can choose three nonprofits, and when you use the card, it supports causes you care about.
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1 week ago |
arcamax.com | Danny Seo
Do you know what the No. 1 most recycled product is? It's not what you might think: It's car batteries. Almost all of the car battery is recyclable. Sixty percent of it is lead, which can be recycled and used for other metal products. The three pounds of plastic is also reclaimed and used in the manufacturing of new batteries. And the sulfuric acid inside is safely captured and recycled in new batteries. If you replace your battery at a dealer or auto shop, your battery is recycled.
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