For many years, we have been “educated” to use the “strongest” of chemicals to clean and disinfect our homes ... chlorine, or more commonly known as bleach.Bleach is actually a type of chemical that is used industrially to whiten clothing, whiten wood pulp, etc. In past decades it had also migrated into the home and used domestically for clothing whitening, disinfecting homes, swimming pools, etc. Chlorine is the main ingredient... For many years, we have been “educated” to use the “strongest” of chemicals to clean and disinfect our homes ... chlorine, or more commonly known as bleach.Bleach is actually a type of chemical that is used industrially to whiten clothing, whiten wood pulp, etc. In past decades it had also migrated into the home and used domestically for clothing whitening, disinfecting homes, swimming pools, etc. Chlorine is the main ingredient...

I like to ask you to take a moment to recall what your home cleaning products smell like.Does your dish washing liquid smell like over-powering lemon?Does your floor cleaning liquid smell like sweetened pine?Does your laundry powder or liquid smell like “laundry” smell (whoever came up with that term!?)? And, what does natural floral scent really mean when it’s really artificial fragrance? I believe you would agree with me ... Enough... I like to ask you to take a moment to recall what your home cleaning products smell like.Does your dish washing liquid smell like over-powering lemon?Does your floor cleaning liquid smell like sweetened pine?Does your laundry powder or liquid smell like “laundry” smell (whoever came up with that term!?)? And, what does natural floral scent really mean when it’s really artificial fragrance? I believe you would agree with me ... Enough...

We all know the dangers of bleach, that is why we typically hide bleach under our sink, or back in the corner of the cupboard. Why? We don’t want our kids to accidentally chance upon that bottle of toxic liquid and end up hurting themselves, either by pouring it over themselves or (!!) drinking a gulp of the liquid.  And, it’s not just bleach that is dangerous.  Have you taken... We all know the dangers of bleach, that is why we typically hide bleach under our sink, or back in the corner of the cupboard. Why? We don’t want our kids to accidentally chance upon that bottle of toxic liquid and end up hurting themselves, either by pouring it over themselves or (!!) drinking a gulp of the liquid.  And, it’s not just bleach that is dangerous.  Have you taken...