Cleaning Your Home The Eco Friendly Way

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Most cleaners available at the store these days rely heavily on toxic chemicals that seriously damage the environment. They often aren’t great for your health either.

If you’re thinking about not using these unnecessarily harsh products, you could use an equivalent but more environmentally friendly cleaner. There are various green options available that will do a great job cleaning your home while being gentle on the environment. Here are some ideas to consider:

Simple Green. Simple Green is an excellent industrial strength cleaner that happens to carry the Green Seal certification for environmental responsibility. The Green Seal guarantees that a product meets strict standards of environmental stewardship in the way it’s manufactured and used. It also indicates a product that is easily biodegradable. Simple Green is versatile, extremely effective and will clean the toughest jobs. It’s so strong in concentrated form that you may want to dilute it in one or more parts of water. This has the positive benefit of allowing you to control its strength when cleaning more delicate objects. Use it to clean your kitchen, bathroom, car, or just about anything else–while being confident you’re not harming the environment.

Baking Soda. Baking soda has well-known cleaning, scrubbing, and deodorizing properties. It’s also known to be eco friendly. It has a large number of uses, including many you may not have thought about. In addition to its popular use for removing unpleasant odors from the refrigerator, it can be sprinkled on carpets and rugs to deodorize them. You can sprinkle it on a sponge and clean your counters without scratching them. You can dilute it in water and wash your vegetables. It’s a wonderfully versatile product.

Tea Tree Oil. If you’re attacking mold, there are several natural ways to get rid of it. One of the best is to use tea tree oil, which works great against fungus and bacteria. Mix a teaspoon of it with two cups of water, spray it on the affected area and allow to dry. The scent is strong when you use it, but it will dissipate in a day or so.

Going green often requires sacrifice, but not when it comes to cleaning. Cleaning your home should not force you to endure harsh chemicals. You can get the job done right with a green cleaner that won’t harm the environment or put your family’s health at risk.

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