Getting your hands dirty

Gardening gives you the benefits of having a hobby, enjoying, and partaking with nature at the same time. 🏡🌲

And I can say that gardening has never been so easy with these 5 quick hacks:
🌷 Cinnamon powder on seedlings to prevent diseases.
🌷 Old milk jug turned into a watering jug
🌷 Use coffee grounds to keep pests away
🌷 Use the citrus peel to start seeds
🌷 Use eggshell to prevent pests

Nothing beats a prepared person, whether it’s in an interview, emergency, disaster or even just going on a hike. Here’s a list of basic things that you should include in your survival kit:
Water — two liters of water per person per day (include small bottles)
Food that won't spoil, such as canned food, energy bars and dried foods (replace once a year)
Manual can opener
Wind-up or battery-powered flashlight (and extra batteries)
Wind-up or battery-powered radio (and extra batteries)
First aid kit
Extra keys for your car and house
Cash, travelers' cheques and change
Important family documents such as identification, insurance, and bank records
Emergency plan — include a copy in your kit as well as contact information

So what do you have for your emergency kit? 🎒🆘 Share it with us and we'll love to hear from you! 👇

Trying to save bucks through saving energy? 💰🔋 Make your own DIY solar panels from pop cans! 🥫🥫🥫

Solar panels, in fact, increase the value of your home,
decreases environment pollution by lowering the carbon footprint, brings considerable savings by lowering electricity expenses and makes you feel good (because you did something right!)

What's your DIY idea to save money, energy, and Mother Earth? Share it with the community 💰👇