I recently replaced my household brand dish soap. I have been a long term dawn user and have been quite satisfied.

Making a household green not only is difficult but it can be costly.

Good thing this seventh generation dish soap was about a quarter more than my usual choice.

First thing I noticed was the great aroma. I selected the lavender floral and mint. Wow. It’s a relaxing scent that is light and not overpowering.

Cleaning power is great. I use stainless steel pots and pans which sometimes get pretty dirty with stuck on food. This 7th product has no problem with grease or stuck on messes.

I highly recommend switching to this green cleaner.

Organic Skin care is more important than many believe.

Since our skin is the largest organ of our body’s systems, our skin is constantly in contact with pollutants, irritants, and the REAL world.

Our skin is our main defense against unwanted elements. But… What if you are smothering your skin in harmful chemicals and preservatives on a daily basis and not even knowing. Read the rest of this entry »

Certified Organic. Made with Organic. How much Organic?

Source: Organic.org

Organic products can be very tricky. Advertising leads people to believe organic products are completely pure and without pesticides and chemicals, etc.

What exactly does USDA Certified Organic mean?

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Let’s live a little more organic…

• Avoid consumer products made with dyes, chemicals, and artificial material.
• Shop Local Farmers Markets for your vegetables and fruit, etc.
• Use Reusable Shopping Bags for all of your shopping.
• Compare prices of Organic and All Natural Meats at the supermarket. Spending a little more per pound will grant you better quality foods and more flavor. Read the rest of this entry »

Make Your Own Household Cleaners

You will be amazed by how well these homemade green cleaners work.

Plus you will no longer be using harmful chemicals around your home.

The Supply List:

• Baking Soda
• Vinegar
• Borax

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