Consider both effectiveness and price.
More Pages:
- Solar Products: Have You Tried Natural Cleaning (Green) Products? (9/18/2011)
- Solar Products: Do Green Cleaning Products Cost More And Possibly Have A Longer Lasting Cleaning Effect? (1/22/2012)
- Solar Products: Homemade Natural Cleaning Or Store Bought Green Cleaning Products? (9/15/2011)
- Solar Products: Are Those Green Cleaning Products Effective In Killing Germs And Cleaning The House? (2/24/2012)
- Solar Products: If You Have A Cleaning Service In Your Home, Do You Want Natural Products, Green Cleaning? (7/19/2011)
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If you want to pay too much they are all the same. The fact is that there is NO environmental harm in household cleaners (with the exception of chlorinated/bleach cleaners) The whole green cleaner thing is just a scam to make more sales. By using them you are actually causeing more natural resources to be harvested in order to make “natural” products. So if you are really sold on Green products go ahead and spend away but dont feel as though you are doing anything for the environment.
Sorry but I have to respond to uneducated morons: WHSGreen: Vinegar? Vinegar is an ACID that is much more harmful to humans, waterways and the environment. Let me see your chemistry degree. Oh wait you dont have one? How about your experince working with all the chemicals EVERY day as a paid profession? Oh you dont? Well I do! Household cleaners are so safe that the EPA does not even regulate them. They are non regulated becasue they have been determined to have very little impact to humans and the environment! Our wastwater treatment plants DO remove all traces of household cleaners (witht the exception of Sodium Hypochlorite aka bleach as mentioned above). So once again if you want to spend more money while doing NOTHING for the environment go ahead and keep buying these products.
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Here are some eco-friendly/natural brands. I’m slowly making the switch myself, so I haven’t tried all of these.
Seventh Generation – http://www.seventhgeneration.com/
Ecover – http://www.ecover.com/us/en/
Method – http://www.methodhome.com/
And of course look up cleaning uses for household items like vinegar and baking soda.
It DOES matter what cleaners you use. Household chemicals are being linked with more and more problems, such as autism and women’s fertility. Natural cleaning products are better for your health.
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