BE A GREENER CLEANER - by Kate Ashford
Every time you spray a cleaning product onto a surface, you breathe it in. "There are some dangerous ingredients in cleaners - such as formaldehyde and chlorine - that, if inhaled, can affect your respiratory system and irritate your lungs," says Leslie Reichert, author of The Joy of Green Cleaning. "And the risk doesn't stop when the sink is gleaming: those chemicals linger in the air for a long time." One solution: Make your own cleaner by mixing equal parts water and vinegar. This blend gets rid of dirt and kills germ without affecting your air quality.
I'm really careful what I use to clean with if not I'll start having trouble with my asthma.
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It was a great read :)
ReplyDeleteI've ditched all my chemical cleaning products!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your point of view. It's hard to find reliable sourse of information using the internet. I am familiar with the issue that not everything can be trusted, which is why I am not a very trustful person.
ReplyDeleteHmm..it's best to just go natural. You need to make sure you clean periodically, though.
ReplyDeleteNice! I really enjoyed reading your post. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteThere are just so many benefits to green cleaning that I can't believe more people aren't switching over.
ReplyDeleteGreat article. We use green products everywhere we can and it actually boosts the value of our brand to our clients.
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