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Indoor Air Pollution: SOlutions

1/30/2017

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Here are some solutions to reduce indoor pollution:

Have plants in your home
Clean ducts
Keep humidity low
Replace furniture that is older than 2006 (contains a toxic flame retardant) and switch to an all-natural mattress
Avoid air fresheners
And of course, use nontoxic cleaning products

http://www.globalhealingcenter.com/natural-health/9-tips-reducing-indoor-air-pollution/

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The Problem of Indoor Air Pollution

1/24/2017

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The EPA estimates that indoor air pollution is generally two to five times higher than outdoor pollution. The agency ranks indoor air pollution as one of the top five environmental health concerns in the U.S. Some the leading sources are: air freshener, older furniture and many mattresses that contain a toxic flame retardant, and toxic cleaning products. Especially in winter, when we can’t open windows, this is something to be aware of. Next post: solutions.

http://www.globalhealingcenter.com/natural-health/10-shocking-facts-indoor-air-quality-iaq/

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What I enjoy about Cleaning

1/15/2017

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I've always been a very organized person so it gives me pleasure to make an environment clean and tidy. Added to that is the satisfaction of having that feeling of a clean environment shared by clients since that good feeling is a service I can provide others!

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Nontoxic Drain Cleaner

1/9/2017

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Here's a recipe for drain cleaner that doesn't generate toxic fumes. Start with half a cup of baking soda. Then add half a cup of white vinegar. Let it sit for ten minutes while it foams, then pour down boiling water.

http://home.howstuffworks.com/home-improvement/household-hints-tips/cleaning-organizing/how-to-clean-your-house-for-each-season4.htm

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Good Source for Cleaning Supplies

1/2/2017

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The Clean Team (www.cleanteam.com) offers a set of creative tools to help with cleaning. One I particularly like is a small brush, like a toothbrush but sturdier and a bit larger, that is good for all those crevice-y places (and grout) that are hard to get into. They also have a tiny, palm-sized whist broom thats perfect for crumbs on your kitchen countertops.

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Indoor Air Pollution: SOlutions

The Problem of Indoor Air Pollution

What I enjoy about Cleaning

Nontoxic Drain Cleaner

Good Source for Cleaning Supplies

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