» Massage News » Massage Health News » Massage Press Releases

» Subscribe » Back Issues » Back Issue Sets » PDF Articles » Newsletters Subscriptions » Subscribe to MASSAGE Magazine

» Expert Insights » Conventions & Events » Laws and Legislation » Reader Expressions » Self Care

» Editorial Calendar » Writer's Guidelines » Guidelines for Submission Materials

» FutureLMT Past Issues » Subscribe to FutureLMT.com

» Buyers Guide » Massage Products

» School Locator » Success Checklists » Licensing Requirements » Your Practice » Your Career

» Search Jobs » Post a Job » Post a Job Wanted » Classifieds Marketplace

View All Events Post An Event

» Media Kit » Contact Us

Subscribe Now!

Resource Centers:(News, information, and tools to support your practice)

Aromatherapy » Career Development » Education and Certification » Green Living » Techniques »

Continuing Education

Massage Creams

Online Exclusives » Conventions and Events » Laws & Legislation » Massage Associations » Schools/Training » Self-Care » Reader Expressions » Research » Donate to Research »

RE 142: Diane Heisner
posted:4/4/2008

Article Tools

The green principals of "reduce, reuse or recycle" make it easy to find ways to be environmentally friendly. A year ago I decided to move away from harsh chemicals. If I need to burn candles

for anything, I use only soy candles. When my sheets are getting worn, I recycle them into covers for my heated corn sacks I put under clients' necks.

Comments