I love to clean. I have even been known to clean the med room, and regularly wipe down the keyboard or phone I'm about to use with an alcohol swab. I've always been a fan of harsh chemicals, "Kill it all!!" was my motto. Being a nurse, this of course crossed over into the home. I used harsh chemicals and anti-bacterial soap.
But, with all the research coming out about chemicals I've decided it's time to limit my exposure to chemicals I don't need to be in contact with. I've slowly been switching over my cleaning products to the Seventh Generation brand or Method. I must say......so far so good. Items are just as clean, and I no longer need to wear a mask and gloves as they are safe for touch and inhalation. I wonder what will happen to our nation's health as more people go with this trend for being greener and chemical free. Will there be less allergies and super infections? Maybe a decrease in Autism or skin disorders such as eczema?
Monday, August 06, 2007
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