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energy efficiency

A Thermomix for Christmas please…

27/10/2012 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  6 Comments

Having just reduced the third saucepan this week to a blackened remnant of its former self, I know what I want for Christmas – a Thermomix! Yes, I know it looks like a cartoon character in the making – but it genuinely is an amazing creature – the result of over 40 years of …

Category: Allergies, Dairy-free, Food, FreeFrom Food, Gluten-freeTag: 'raw'cooking, Adriana Rabinovich, allergens, automatic timers, built in electric scales, cleaning equipment to be allergen free, cooking by numbers, cooking in small quantities, energy efficiency, energy saving cooking, fail safe Hollandaise sauce, fail safe mayonnaise, food processor, German craftsmanship, Glutenfree4Kids, kneading dough, liquidiser, OK in a dishwasher, smooth emulsions, Steaming vegetables, thermal jug, Thermomix, www.glutenfree4Kids.com

An almost amazing gadget for dustmite sufferers – and introducing Sugru

02/08/2012 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  4 Comments

A few weeks ago I got very excited when Michelle Redmond of Minx PR (they did the PR for the food awards for us a few years ago) sent me some details about a new cordless vaccum cleaner that she was promoting called AirRAM. It looks very cool (as you can see), is very light, …

Category: Allergies, ChemicalsTag: AirRam, allergic asthma, Dustmite allergy, Dustmites, energy efficiency, mending leather, mending metal, Minx PR, SEbo, silicone rubber, sugru, vacuum cleaners

Smart meters – what are they and why should we be campaigning against them?

05/12/2011 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  2 Comments

So, what is all the fuss about Smart Meters? What is wrong with your utility company checking your meter via a radio controlled meter rather than sending round a man to read it, or asking you to read it yourself and tell them what you have used? Sounds rather efficient... Well …

Category: Electrosensitivity, Environmental Issues, Food/Health PolicyTag: autism, Big brother, BioInitiative report, compact fluorescent bulbs CFLs, cost of shielding against electromagnetic radiation, cyber hacking, data collection, data processing, data protection, data security, data storage, dirty electricity, Dr. Andrew Goldsworthy, Electrosensitivity, emissions, Energy, energy efficiency, ES-UK, fatigue, green energy, Hackers, headache, Interphone study, mcs-aware, Nuremberg code, Petition the government, radiation, Radiation Trust, Smart meters, unemployment, wifi networks, Wired Child, www.SmartMeterPetition.org

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