Earth Day: Living Green
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Thanks Lissa,
I have given the outgassing problem much thought since we built my earth sheltered solar home 22 years ago. While it would have been prudent from an energy standpoint to make the house airtight, when I discovered all the leaks I was grateful, since we had not used green materials for construction or furnishing. Now everything has aged and outgassed a great deal and I will be thinking green for curtains, draperies and replacement furniture as we go. Blessings X 10,
Ed