Do you think the green Clorox products are truly natural and safe for the home?
I haven't checked them out - but I tend to be doubtful.
Does anyone use them?
Hi Lisa,
The reviews sound pretty good - in fact, Sierra Club has endorsed the products. Since they are only 99% 'natural' there is some skepticism about the 1% of ingredients which includes synthetic dyes, a preservative and SLS (an ingredient which has many concerned).
You can read more here:
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Good point. I use a lot of vinegar too.
I don't know why I'm still searching for something in a bottle.
I am a BIG vinegar fan (kills up to 98% germs.) I also LOVE baking soda for cleaning.
I can't say for sure about the green products at the stores but they say it's good.
I just try to stick to vinegar because I know for sure what it is.
Dora Renee' Wilkerson
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before doing everything you need to check that whether its a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency certified or not
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what does mean U.S. Environmental Protection Agency certified .
I got a bunch of the 7th Generation products to review from Amazon and while they are certainly very natural and safe, they just aren't stellar at cleaning. You have to work a lot longer and harder for the same results. Of course it's a tradeoff - you're using elbow grease instead of harsh chemicals
If you aren't in the US, you can probably disregard this...
Here's what I found when I Googled it.
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what does mean U.S. Environmental Protection Agency certified .
Hi everyone,
This week's article might help with some ideas for natural cleaners:
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