The Cheapskate’s Guide To Making Cleaning Products That Won’t Kill You
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One of my favorite parts of spring is scrubbing down the entire house, throwing open the windows so the breeze can come through, and hanging rugs and bedding outside. Maybe it’s weird but I just love spring cleaning. However, what I don’t love is the expensive, chemical-laden cleaning products from the store. That’s why I spend some time making my own, from simple, non-toxic ingredients. I order most of my basic supplies
However, what I don’t love is the expensive, chemical-laden cleaning products from the store.
Many of the chemicals that we are exposed to on a daily basis never leave our bodies, but accumulate in fat and bone marrow. There’s little oversight and testing on those chemicals. We’re living in a toxic civilization that seems sparkling clean and sanitary, but is actually poisoning us.
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One of my favorite parts of spring is scrubbing down the entire house, throwing open the windows so the breeze can come through, and hanging rugs and bedding outside. Maybe it’s weird but I just love spring cleaning. However, what I don’t love is the expensive, chemical-laden cleaning products from the store. That’s why I spend some time making my own, from simple, non-toxic ingredients. I order most of my basic supplies
However, what I don’t love is the expensive, chemical-laden cleaning products from the store.
Many of the chemicals that we are exposed to on a daily basis never leave our bodies, but accumulate in fat and bone marrow. There’s little oversight and testing on those chemicals. We’re living in a toxic civilization that seems sparkling clean and sanitary, but is actually poisoning us.
More http://bit.ly/1FUE9Af
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