The Beginner’s Guide to Green Cleaning, a blog post by EcoGoodz, credential clothing suppliers Some of the household cleaners on the market contain harsh chemicals that you want to avoid. Some cause environmental harm and you’re not OK with that. Perhaps you’re allergic to some of the ingredients. Whatever the reason, you can still clean your home without commercially-produced cleaning agents. Most commonly-used “green” cleaning chemicals: Vinegar- Due to a pH...

Cozy Autumn Crafts for Used Clothing, a blog post by EcoGoodz, a wholesale used clothing supplier Put your used clothing to good use this fall with one of these cozy DIYs: t-shirt quilt There are many versions of this quilt online (check our pinterest board for some ideas!). Some are simpler than others, but they all have one thing in common: They all utilize old t-shirts! There are many online tutorials that can show you step-by-step how to create a quilt that will be cherished for years...

Mixed Rags DIY: 3 Projects to Inspire You Do you have a pair or two of denim jeans you don’t wear anymore? Have your kids worn holes in their jeans and now you’re not sure what to do with them? You could recycle them. Municipal and private textile recycling firms would be happy to receive them; there is even a company that makes home insulation exclusively from the fiber of recycled denim jeans. You could also donate them where they will become mixed rags, an industry term for...

You might think that credential clothing suppliers wouldn’t give great advice on recycled yard art (after all, our specialty is wholesale used clothing, not landscape architecture or home decor!) but with the help of Pinterest, we’ve come up with our favorite five super-awesome outdoor projects to help you create a unique, enjoyable (and most importantly, eco-friendly) outdoor space. Take a look: Garden hoses woven into an outdoor rug: With a couple of hoses and a package of...

Of all the rooms in the household, the kitchen probably uses the most energy and generates the most waste. Food Waste Food alone accounts for 14.6% of the total waste created by Americans. That is an atrocious, staggeringly huge amount of waste. That is 37,084,000 TONS of wasted food–74.2 BILLION pounds! Does that shock you? But food scraps and food waste is only part of the kitchen waste problem. What about paper waste? Plastic waste? According to the EPA, paper waste accounts for...