How you decorate your home reveals a great deal about you. One color scheme -complete with matching accessories - can tell the world (or at least your guests) that you are a hopeless romantic, hiding a dark side beneath your preppy clothes, or unremarkably dull. That’s why you spend hours deciding between the purple skull and the country-chic still life, and days comparing the pros and cons of a red leather couch to those of an overstuffed beige sofa. But don’t think that once you’ve selected the perfect wall-hanging you’ve achieved the perfect image. Because it’s not just the décor that defines you, it’s the entire environment, and that includes how you clean and what you clean with. 

Traditional, mainstream products were, until recently, the only choice for true neatniks. If your mother walked in and smelled Pine Sol, bleach or an aromatic combination of both, you got her nod of approval. But that’s all changing. We are becoming startlingly more aware of the number of unnecessary chemicals in our cleaning products from ammonia to chlorine bleach to flammable solvents; we’re realizing just what they can do to our bodies as well as the environment.  And none of it is good. Fortunately, we have an alternative – we can clean green. Continue Reading >>

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	Aubrey Organics Liquid Sparkle Spray Cleaner - 16 oz.
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It doesn’t need to be spring to clean your household…and start fresh with non-toxic cleansers that won’t disturb the healthy balance of your body. It’s hard to understand how it’s taken us this long to become aware that those chemicals we’re using to clean our households are going into our bodies. Wiping down counters and vacuuming carpets shouldn’t be followed by an unhealthy round of coughing and sneezing. And if you have children, the chemicals found in standard cleaning products are detrimental to their sensitive immune system. Think about what you are “cleaning” with when buying these products at stores. If you aren’t using non-toxic cleaners, you’re likely to be causing more harm than good. Check out LuckyVitamin.com’s Natural Cleaning Aids to start you in the right direction.

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