Improve Indoor Air Quality by Making Natural Cleaning Sprays

by Sárka-Jonae Miller
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(The Best Years in Life) Research by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has found that indoor air quality is two to five times as bad as the air outdoors. In some instances, it has been shown to be more than 100 times worse. Introducing fewer contaminants into your home in the first place could help improve indoor air quality. Ironically, the cleaning products you use, particularly sprays, introduce toxic chemicals into your air. By ditching the commercially-made cleaning sprays and filling new spray bottles with homemade solutions you can keep your surfaces clean without sacrificing air quality. Read More.

Thank you for posting this. I have not used any commercial cleaner or laundry detergent in our home for close to 40 years. Here's to your health!!!

You are most welcome Carol. It's important to remove as many chemicals as possible from our lives, and commercial cleaning supplies are rampant with them.

Do you know what the WORST one in your house is -- DISHWASHING detergent.

Yep.......... And let's talk about shampoos. In my segment ot tonight's radio show I'm going to talk about food dyes that are used for just about everything. Oh yuck. And as I was putting all this together, I was thinking that Halloween is coming up. All those kids with so many treats that are actually poison. /Sugar...... food coloring....... aspartame....... and more,