How To Go Green On Valentine's Day
Go green for Valentine's Day! Cathy Hobbs, the host of the WPIX show Metro Residential says you can be kind to your sweetheart and the environment during this romantic holiday. She's put together a collection of eco-friendly items so you can show off your "green" heart.
You can catch her on Metro Residential every Sunday at 11am on PIX. For more information, visit www.metroresidentialtv.com.
Her picks included:
- Grow-a-Note
Valentine's Day cards made of recycled paper embedded with wildflower seeds
www.greenfieldpaper.com
- Purse made of recycled foil potato chip bags
www.tenthousandvillages.com
- Decorative bowl made from recycled posters
www.tenthousandvillages.com
- Vintage Necktie Wallet made from recycled neckties
www.worldofgood.com
- A bracelet made from citrus peels
www.worldofgood.com
- Natural Beauty Products
www.aveda.com
- Lava Rock Candle Holder
Tea Light Holder made from natural lava
www.tenthousandvillages.com
- Soy Candles
www.kobocandles.com
- Organic Chocolates
www.sweetearthchocolates.com
- Organic Wine
www.theorganicwinecompany.com
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