Carbon Healing Homes

Carbon healing homes incorporate alternative processes to manage the usage of resources with better efficiency for sustainable living. An approach using the three R’s helps allocate resources in a structured and regulated manner so that there is minimal wastage. Waste management – To make eco-friendly homes, steps to enable zero-waste living are taken, especially in terms of the disposal and management of solid waste. Garbage is segregated into dry, wet, and sanitary waste, as well as organic, toxic and recyclable waste. This is crucial to ensure nothing goes out to a landfill. Efficient use of electricity – With solar panels installed on all rooftops, automated lighting fixtures and timer controlled LED lights, carbon healing homes consume minimal electricity and cut down on the dependency on conventional power sources, enabling easy eco-living. Water conservation – Carbon healing homes use water conservation methods like rainwater harvesting to reduce water consumption levels. Collected and stored in tanks, the water is drawn for multiple purposes, thus preventing problems like water shortages and excess usage of water.