ABOUT THIS VIDEO
What’s in a name? A challenge, apparently! Follow Susan as she shows up on Sean Green’s doorstep to ask, “How Green are the Greens?” Susan brings in Green Irene eco-consultant, Holli Fajack, to show Sean some easy steps on how to live up to his very popular name while saving money and our planet!
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• Live in the Greater L.A. Area and interested in an eco-consultation with Green Irene’s Holli Fajack? You can reach her at 323-385-4703, or email her at holli.westla@greenirene.com or learn more about her services at www.greenirene.com/hollifajack.
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