Green or Gross?

Most of my loyal readers know that I live in the central FL area. We are under strict watering restrictions right now. No decorative fountains, lawn watering is limited to once per week and only during certain hours and there is no car washing allowed (with the exception of professional carwashes). Dh came up with idea to save the kids' bath water after they are done and use that to clean his (and sometimes my) car. He hates a dirty car and I hate the idea of spending $5-10 at a carwash every week. Green or Gross? Is he brilliant?

I had to get my BHB ladies' opinions and so far the consensus is that he's green. Yay! They even gave me the idea of a bucket in the shower to water the plants. Too bad I have a black thumb! I have no plants to worry about anyway- just for that reason!

Going Green Updates (Women's Eyes Only)

I will keep updating that thread only instead of posting a new one. Just FYI.

Green Living

Since so many of us are trying to be more "green" I thought I'd pass on a few websites I've come across today.

BPA, PVC and Phthalate Free Shopping- baby dishes, sippy cups, baby bibs and more!

Green Mom Finds

Kiwi Magazine articles

Toys- just one of many sites