July 28, 2008 at 10:37 am by Tina McCarthy
Easy, Eco-Friendly Bathroom Cleaning
You know how after you clean your bathroom with harsh chemical products it reeks for days? I used to light candles, burn incense and spray perfume to try to eliminate these unpleasant fumes, all to no avail. When I realized how harmful these products were to the environment (not to mention my lungs), I started investigating safer options.
For your tiles and countertops, Biocare’s bathroom cleaner replaces harsh chemicals with plant-based ingredients like tea tree oil.
To keep your tub fresh, the Green Mandarin and Leaf shower cleaner by Seventh Generation is non-toxic and biodegradable with no glycol ethers.
Mrs. Meyers specializes in aroma therapeutic household cleaners, including toilet bowl cleaner that is chlorine-free and biodegradable. Choose from fragrant scents like lavender, lemon verbena and geranium.
Clogged drains can be remedied with Earth Enzymes’ natural drain opener. This eco-alternative is a non-caustic, non-toxic and biodegradable way to solve this pesky dilemma.
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August 11th, 2008 at 10:06 pm
I swear by Seventh Generation. I use their cleaning products and paper products…and I don’t have to make it to the nearest Whole Foods to find it anymore – it’s sold at Target!
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