We’ve had a little look at the chemicals to avoid in conventional cleaners. If we want to make our cleaning eco-friendly, we need to do more than assume a simple green cleaner is a safe cleaning product.
Are we using a safe cleaner, or a toxic accident waiting to happen? We need to get label savvy and find out what are the non toxic chemicals to look out for to make sure our green cleaning products are environmentally friendly.
Toilet cleaner may probably be the most toxic, regularly used conventional cleaner in many homes. Oh sure, drain cleaner is worse, but we don’t usually clean our drains every day! Toilet cleaner and bleach are very regular additions to our toilet bowls, making their ingredients very regular additions to our waste water, and their fumes regular additions to our household air.
Ensuring you use safe household cleaners in the bathroom is the first place you should be thinking about switching to an eco-friendly alternative. How you clean your bathroom and toilet will have the biggest, most immediate impact on your health and the environmental damage done by your household. Continue reading “Green Cleaning Products for Your Toilet (Best Practices, DIY, 7th Generation Review)”