Dollhouse Chronicles
The Real Good Toys Blog
- Ruminations on Life?and Dollhouses.
Bob DeOrsey of The Dollhouse Builder in Port St. Lucie, Florida will soon be turning 80, and he… - Dollhouse Merchant Spotlight: Happily Ever After, Ashburn, VA
When you’re in the Northern Virginia area, make sure you visit Happily Ever After for all of… - Miniatures ? South American Style
We discovered a type of folk art very similar to our beloved American minis on a recent trip to the…
Recycling & Conservation
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Since we began in 1972, Real Good Toys has been motivated to reuse and recycle. It has kept our overhead costs low and our products reasonably priced.
We operate out of a very old granite manufacturing facility which has been renovated for woodworking rather than built new. These business practices help keep Vermont's land open and less industrialized. To conserve energy, our factory operates four days a week, 10 hour days.
Our wood scraps are ground on site to feed our wood chip furnace which supplements the factory’s heat. Our clean sawdust is used for animal bedding by local farmers.
We pack with recycled shredded paper received from our local bank and newspaper. We reuse cardboard boxes, foam and packing peanuts. And, we are always looking for new ways to exercise “thrift” without sacrificing safety and quality.
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