Every day, livable homes with usable building materials get demolished.
Read full postSure, you can’t exactly stuff granite or a paneled door into a stocking. However, if you think outside of the box, you might be able to find a few Second Use items to stuff those stockings.
Read full post“More Jobs, Less Pollution: Growing the Recycling Economy in the U.S.” shows that if we increased the nation’s recycling rate to 75 percent by 2030, it could create 1.5 million jobs.
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Online magazine “Thrifty and Green” recently featured a kitchen remodel that was completed in less than $3,000.
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Despite the morning rain and blustery wind, the show went on!
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Earlier this summer, a group of 11 artists used five Capitol Hill homes to show off their craft. Rather than simply hanging paintings on the wall, they used less conventional methods to display their art, making the house part of the art.
Read full postChecking out the basement before the building would get demolished, he discovered some items that shouldn’t belong to Second Use showroom but instead should belong to the Washington State Historical Society.
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In addition to the usual food, music, horse rides and other games at the Fall Festival, Second Use will offer a fun new competition this year.
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People use glass blocks for a variety of purposes, both decorative and functional.
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Second Use’s annual Fall Festival is slated for Saturday, Sept. 17 2011
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