Fall 2009 Community Education

Going Green/Earth Friendly Classes

Environmentally Friendly, Non-Toxic Cleaning!

Detox your home -- and your family -- by switching to natural cleaners. Whether you buy them at the store or make them yourself, green is the way to go. Rid your home of the toxins that are contained in cleaners for toilet bowls, countertops, tub & tile…even laundry! The alternatives are plentiful and usually inexpensive. You will learn how to make your own earth-friendly household cleansers. Safe for pets, kids, and the environment, you can make a difference and save money! Students participate in hands-on demonstrations and will take home two cleaners and recipes for many more. Fee includes non-refundable $11 supply fee and must be paid at time of registration.
Course #33Instructor: Robyn DriscollLincoln Board RoomFee: $30
ThursdayOct 15:30-7:30 p.m.1 session

Make A Toaster From An Old VCR

A toaster made from your old VCR! In this day of DVDs and Youtube videos, your VCR does not need to be forgotten. This class will give you step-by-step instructions to recycling your old machine into a breakfast food maker. Keep your electronics out of the landfill and eat up!
Course #34Instructor: O. SterLincoln Room 406Fee: $39
MondaysNov 2-97-9 p.m.2 sessions

Clean And Green Soy Candles

Green Friendly Soy Candles burn longer and cleaner than traditional paraffin candles with very little unhealthy black soot. In this hands-on class you will make and take home one 16 oz. soy candle. Soy Candles are non-toxic, less likely to trigger allergies and clean up with soap and water. This tends to make them more animal and child-friendly than traditional candles. Soy wax is also a favorite of environmentally-conscious consumers. Fee includes non-refundable supply fee of $8 and must be paid at time of registration.
Course #35Instructor: Robyn DriscollLincoln Board RoomFee: $30
ThursdayOct 85:30-7:30 p.m.1 session

Bokashi Buckets -- Reduce And Recycle Thru Composting!

Spend $39 for this class and supplies (or up to $60 in the store) and take home your own indoor composting bokashi bucket. Up to 20% of household trash can be composted! In this hands-on session you will construct and learn to maintain an indoor composting system capable of decomposing food preparation and house plant trimmings. In a space-saving bokashi system, effective micro-organisms transform all types of kitchen waste into a nutrient-rich soil additive. Easy to store inside your house and non-odorous. Start now and it will be ready for your garden in the spring! Fee includes non-refundable supply fee of $20 and must be paid at time of registration.
Course #36Instructor: Robyn DriscollLincoln Board RoomFee: $30
ThursdayOct 225:30-7:30 p.m.1 session
Fall 2009 Community Education