Now more than ever, cleaning your home is more about protecting you and your loved ones rather than just a chore we dislike on our days off. Hopefully in this day and age, we all can focus on cleaning with purpose, not just duty – so let’s get down to the nitty gritty and make …
Cleaning is only the first step to a germ-free existence. Using detergent works wonders on dirt but it doesn’t kill bacteria or other microorganisms that can cause food poisoning. Killing bacteria ensures a clean household or workplace, which makes sanitizing an absolute must. You might ask yourself what’s the difference between cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting? …
Germs can be found in every nook and cranny of our lives. They’re literally everywhere: your home, office, school and especially hospitals; these places are all prone to nasty bacteria. With numerous ways to clean and disinfect, there is one simple thing you can do to make a big impact on keeping germs at bay: …
Cutting boards. Foul smelling dish cloths. Stopping the spread of germs. It is really important to clean not just so a space looks good, but so that it doesn’t make you sick, and so it doesn’t smell. And this is a place where nature really does shine.
The first thing to do to keep your hands safe from chapping, drying and cracking is to use natural products.
Everyone has heard the horror stories about what lights up when you pass a typical hotel room under the omniscient gaze of a black light. Fretting about the monsters under the bed isn’t nearly as frightening as contemplating the last time the bedspread was washed.
People are crazy about making their homes smell good. The home fragrance industry was almost $5.6 billion in the US in 2012, according to a New Jersey research firm. The problem? There is some question about the toxicity of some of the more popular air fresheners, candles, and home fragrance lines. Some studies suggest these …
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Modern times dictate that intense cleaning rituals are necessary to maintain high standards of health. We have resorted to heavy toxic chemicals that often have more adverse effects on our health than the dirt itself. Getting back to nature as well as simply using more delicate cleaning supplies can still accomplish a thorough cleaning job …
Going green is a lifestyle change wherein we prioritize the use of all natural ingredients and products in our daily lives, especially in our cleaning materials for our home and cars. It’s not only helpful in saving our environment but also for our health. Exposure to synthetic chemicals or substances is harmful to us. Accumulation …
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Welcome back to Part Two of our adventures of the most eco-friendly cities in the world! Today, we are going to continue our journey around the world to find the most eco-friendly cities. If you are just joining us, be sure to check out part one to see the first five cities we visited.
