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VogueDigging a little deeper on a previous query - looking for more sustainable swaps to make in the home. Think bleached toilet paper > plant paper; nonstick > nontoxic cookware; plastic food storage > glass (or something better?); pod-based coffee/espresso machines > sustainable options that are still easy; home gym equipment (ie., PVC-based yoga mats > cork, etc.); faux wood blinds > window coverings made from natural materials that don't off gas; synthetic bedding > quality bedding and pillows that are as natural and nontoxic as possible; synthetic towels (dish and bath) > high quality cotton (not necessarily organic, but made as clean and ethical as possible), etc. Still looking for good water filtration options that are also water efficient, as well as HEPA air filters of all sizes and best sites for furniture/decor/linens made from natural materials. I have enough expert comments, - looking for tried and true as well as innovative products. Zero-VOC, low EMFs, no BPA, pthalates, PFOAs, synthetic materials, particle board MDF; etc. This is for multiple pitches to outlets including Vogue, Women's Health, Business Insider, etc.

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Lawn LoveI’m writing an article on "How to Remove Shrubs" and would appreciate your pro input. I am looking for a licensed landscaper to answer the following questions: 1. Besides utility lines, what is the biggest hidden hazard DIYers overlook before removing a shrub? 2. What is the single best tool a DIYer should buy or rent to make shrub removal easier? 3. What’s your pro trick for quickly cutting back a massive, overgrown bush to safely reach the base? 4. What is the proper physical technique to sever stubborn roots without hurting your back or breaking tools? 5. Is it ever safe to yank a bush out with a pickup truck, and what is the safest alternative? 6. How can you tell if leftover roots will aggressively sprout back or just safely decompose? 7. What is the most critical step to prep the empty hole before planting a new shrub in the exact same spot? 8. What are the tell-tale signs a DIYer should stop digging and just call a professional?

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issuu.comI’m working on a spring product roundup and am looking for product pitches from brands that would be a good fit for seasonal coverage. I’m especially interested in women’s and men’s fashion, with a focus on women’s flats and sneakers, as well as products related to spring barware, windowsill gardening, spring cleaning and organization, entertaining, gourmet items, home goods, DIY, crafts, and outdoor products. Recommended products: - Fashion brands featuring spring footwear and apparel - Home and kitchen brands with barware or entertaining products - Gardening brands offering small-space or windowsill gardening products - Home organization and cleaning product brands - DIY, craft, and outdoor lifestyle product companies

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