Jose Rossello
One of the most frequently asked questions regarding the effects of cleaning is whether cleaning products kill germs, or in what extent micro-organisms can be aniquilated by these products. The misconception comes from the amount of disinformation arriving to us by a variety of media.
Even some cleaning products advertising claim that the products kill bacteria, or germs, or whatever. By doing a quick research on the Internet I have found sentences like:
Anita Murray
I have a client with fibromyalgia who mentioned to me one day that she felt she was full of poison. I think her intuition was probably right on!
This can be one of the keys to your fibromyalgia and to your recovery. The personal care products you use, the cleaning products you try, the air pollution you breathe, the chemicals you drink: all of these are literally bombarding your body with foreign toxins from every direction, all the time.
These chemicals do not go away. They don’t biodegrade. They just accumulate.
Playdate Kids Publishing
6 Spring Cleaning Safety Tips for a Healthy Family
Playdate Kids need to live in safe and healthy homes. Here are some spring cleaning chores that you can do to keep your family safe and improve their health:
1. Change the batteries in your smoke detector and make sure you install a carbon monoxide detector if you haven’t already.
Anthony Lee
Most people may find it very difficult to clean their house after a long winter time. Generally, a major cleaning session is time consuming and stressful. To minimize problems, follow some of these household cleaning tips to make the most of your time.
1. Never become a scavenger. Unused things like old, worn out clothes must be removed. Usually, people are keeping it because of the thought of using it in the future. But this is not a good idea unless they have a specialized database or tracking system that can list down each item that they possess. It is advisable to sell it on garage sale or just donate them. Besides earning money, somebody may be able to use it.
Steve Hanson
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Many cleaning companies are making the switch to green cleaning chemicals. But with so many products on the market these days, how do you know which ones are truly “green”? Here are some recommendations on what to look for when choosing green cleaners:
1. Is the product certified by Green Seal