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Tip: Going Green; Tile Green
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By Anu Jameson
Home improvement tips from Networx.com, a website where real people give unpretentious home & garden advice and share their experiences so that you can deal with your own house with more fun and less anxiety. Look here for cheap and time-efficient
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Home improvement tips from Networx.com, a website where real people give unpretentious home & garden advice and share their experiences so that you can deal with your own house with more fun and less anxiety. Look here for cheap and time-efficient ideas (because we also don't have time to sew our own drapes), real stories about great, imperfect homes and gardens, and funny writers who don't take themselves too seriously.
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If you're doing a green remodel or LEED certified new building, you might need to hire a green tile contractor. I didn't even know about green tile contractors until I discovered Frank O'Reilly, a green tile contractor in San Francisco. His specialty is ecological tiling that is especially healthy for people with chemical sensitivities. See full article.
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