photo credit: Shelly StrazisHello everyone, well will looking out for someting interesting I found this site. Pretty interesting reading about this very green guy. Please visit the link below to read more and to learn more about him. He has several books out and is the editor of 'Country Home' mag. Hope you enjoy the rest of the artical.
While still on the Green train of thought here are some ideas to help clear the air in your house. House plants really cut down on dust,air toxins,and other comtaminites like mould and bacteria. Alison Ramsey wrote a great list of the best air cleaners around.
Bathroom: English Ivy removes airborn fecal particals and mould spores. ( poisions to kids and pets if injested)
Den: Philodenrons absorb formaldehyde and benzin emitted from fabric and glues in carpet backing.
Kitchen: Spider plants take in carbon monoxide from your gs range, plus nitrogen dioxide from tobacco and fossil fuels.
Coffe Table: Chrysanthemums and gerbar daises absorb toxins as well, keeping the air fresher and healthier.
http://www.dannyseo.com/about.html
"Environmental lifestyle expert Danny Seo calls his eco-friendly way of living Simply Green. Through his bestselling books, television programs, magazine columns, and his how-to lifestyle lectures, Danny Seo continues to share his creative ideas that has made him America's leading lifestyle authority on modern, eco-friendly living.
Born on Earth Day in 1977, Danny has championed on behalf of the natural biodiversity of our planet from a very young age. On his 12th birthday, he founded the organization Earth 2000 with just a few friends and $23. By his 18th birthday, he transformed the grassroots organization into the country's largest teenage activist charity spearheading worldwide campaigns on behalf of the environment.
Today, Danny, encourages America to live a greener lifestyle. His first lifestyle book Conscious Style Home (St. Martin's Press; 2001) chronicles his renovation of his parents' Green Hills, Pennsylvania home. Using easy-to-find eco-friendly materials, the beautifully photographed book received rave reviews in The New York Times, Elle, Food & Wine, Elle Decor, and USA Today, who raved "Say 'environment' to Danny Seo, and it's as if you've punched the word into the search engine Google: Out roars an avalanche of ideas and references that threatens to scramble your brain." "
Born on Earth Day in 1977, Danny has championed on behalf of the natural biodiversity of our planet from a very young age. On his 12th birthday, he founded the organization Earth 2000 with just a few friends and $23. By his 18th birthday, he transformed the grassroots organization into the country's largest teenage activist charity spearheading worldwide campaigns on behalf of the environment.
Today, Danny, encourages America to live a greener lifestyle. His first lifestyle book Conscious Style Home (St. Martin's Press; 2001) chronicles his renovation of his parents' Green Hills, Pennsylvania home. Using easy-to-find eco-friendly materials, the beautifully photographed book received rave reviews in The New York Times, Elle, Food & Wine, Elle Decor, and USA Today, who raved "Say 'environment' to Danny Seo, and it's as if you've punched the word into the search engine Google: Out roars an avalanche of ideas and references that threatens to scramble your brain." "
