Browns Animal Hamper

We know that here at CleanLife a good number of our readers are animal lovers, so we are very happy to announce that CleanLife has just inherited a wonderful nine week old puppy named JIMMY D, from my beloved uncle, he is a dalmation / red cloud kelpie cross!

We appreciate all your support and really love it when you 'tell a friend' about CleanLife. So the lovely people at Browns Animal Herbals have donated this wonderful natural product hamper the first person to tell 10 or more friends via the CleanLife 'tell a friend function'. So spread the Clean word to WIN.

The lucky winner will receive from Browns Animal Herbals a natural products hamper for their beloved pet.
Included is;
box of Phud's natural pet food 5kilo valued at $39.95
packet of Old Darling Vitality @ Support large ( herbal blend for the old pooch) $30.00
packet of Show Coat (herbal blend promoting healthy coat @ skin) $16.50

Thank you and Good Luck and please feel free to BLOG us with any puppy rearing advice! The Clean Team!

Recycling plastic - the latest and the greatest!

This email came from a CleanLife subscriber following our toxic plastics email tip. We love it when readers are able to give us great environmental news. In this case that some of the plastics we thought couldn't be recycled can!!

I really enjoy reading the Come Clean Newsletters.

After reading this weeks edition, I thought I should write back.

Plastics recycling has come a very long way in recent years. The plastics you have indicated as "NOT recyclable" can actually be recycled. It is just that, not all councils in WA collect all plastics for recycling. I live in the Canning council and we are allowed to throw all plastic types into our recycling bin.
Some plastics will have to be dropped-off for recycling. You can find these locations at the following website: http://www.wastewise.wa.gov.au/pages/hazardous.asp For example, the above link will give you information on where you can drop-off your PP plastic (e.g. plant pots) for recycling http://www.wastewise.wa.gov.au/pages/hazardous2.asp?ID=88


So if you know of any great recycling initiatives in your state or suburb, please let us know by writing a comment to this BLOG. If you are not sure how to BLOG, visit our August 2006 archive on this BLOG for full easy to follow instructions.