This is a photo of lumber bamboo
growing here at the ENCHANTED GARDEN
INTENTIONAL COMMUNITY.


February 16, 09
9:26 AM

I am enjoying a new bathtowel
I bought at the Perf Go Green Expo
Los Angeles.

It came into my life unexpectedly.
I didn't have too much time to look around
at the other booths. I was preoccupied
with the Earth Dome, where KEEP the BEET
Media Star, The World's First Talking Beet Plant
and I had an Enchanted Garden Installation.

Sunday morning, I brought in some
Pepperment Scented Geraniums that I had
brought from our garden here
at the Enchanted Garden Intentional Community.
They were in a vase.

I was not paying attention.
The vase spilled water on the floor.
This seldom happens. I carry around plants alot.

I was concerned about someone slipping.
One of the guys from the Earth Dome saw the spill
and suggested I go get a towel to mop it up.

The sill was in the shape of a dragon--from Japan.

I had cause to go visit some other booths!
I did not walk more than 20 feet from the
Perf Go Green Earrth Dome.


http://curezone.com/upload/Blogs/Your_Enchanted_Gardener/Wes_Nina_Pure_


WES and NINA of PURE FIBER Bamboo clothes.
I am loving my new bamboo towel.

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There was a couple selling some lovely
bamboo towels.

It was a strange way to initiate a new towel,
mopping up some water spillage.
I was more concerned about what might have
happened if someone tripped.
That was all I needed to initate this new great
relationship with having space as part of the
Earth Dome.

The towel was very absorbent. I was able to
soak up the spill.

Then, I placed the wet towel in a Perf Go Green
Trash bag, and put the bag in an spot that just
blended in with the display.

The towel washed out nicely at home.

I was very grateful that the towels
were right there on the spot.
I promised to write a blog.
So here I am completing on my word.

We have an incredible crop of lumber bamboo
here at home. In the orient this is used
for all kinds of building uses.

I would like to see our lumber bamboo
turned into a product to support
our community.

PURE FIBER
A NEW LEVEL OF SOFTNESS:
Http://www.pure-fiber.com

I like the ethics of this company, PURE FIBER:

FROM THEIR WEBSITE:

Supplier Code of Conduct
Pure Fiber develops a Supplier Code of Conduct focused on labor, health, safety and environmental protection in the workplace. For example, Pure Fiber Supplier Code of Conduct includes bans on child labor, a better than standard living wages, discouragement of disciplinary wage deductions, which in many cases far exceed the legal requirements in the supplier's home country.

The most important buying criteria for consumers and businesses alike are still price, performance, and quality. However, environmental awareness is becoming a global concern; as a result we feel that our clients and end users will appreciate the high environmental and safety standard that we set.

1. Selecting the Purest Natural Material
We analyzed several options before selecting bamboo. We intentionally selected bamboo for the following reasons:
Natural Softness and Natural Sheen as oppose to a chemical treatment to enhance the products softness while reducing its functionality.
Bamboo is naturally hypo-allergenic which helps to repel odors and limits bacterial growth.
Unique temperature adjusting properties, keeping skin cool in the heat and warm in cool environments.

MORE ON BAMBOO CLOTHING,
a alternative to cotton:
http://www.natural-living-for-women.com/bamboo-clothing.html









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