Earth Friendly Techniques + Tips for Cleaning Your Kitchen and Home
Terra Wellington - Editor-in-Chief of SimpleMomsGuide.com
Friday, April 15th 2016
Whether you are an
environmentally-conscious person or just want to lower your utility bills and
your overall expenses, going green in the kitchen is a good first step. With
Earth Day (April 22) approaching, many of us are paying more attention to the importance
of conserving energy, reducing waste and treating the planet with respect and
care. There
are numerous things we can do in our homes to celebrate Earth Day every day.
On Friday,
April 15th Terra Wellington shared eco-friendly household
cleaning tips you and your family can feel good about! From choosing to use
cloth towels instead of paper to turning to naturally-derived cleaners. You don’t have to
compromise on clean to be green. There are companies that provide
naturally-derived products that are shockingly powerful, work just as well as
conventional cleaners and are affordably priced.
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Note: This segment is brought to you by The Clorox Company.
About Terra Wellington:
Actress
and TV personality Terra Wellington regularly appears on morning TV and radio
programs across the nation to talk about healthy living and environmental
issues. She is the editor-in-chief at SimpleMomsGuide.com, a lifestyle site for
busy moms that gives inspiration and how-to’s for food and everyday healthy
living. She is also the author of The Mom’s Guide to Growing Your Family Green:
Saving the Earth Begins at Home.
4 comments:
I've used Green Works before and like it. It was great for cleaning the windows and such.
I would really like to try these products, they sound great.
I have a couple of the Green Works products I use for cleaning glass and my front door but it's really hard to break my Lysol and Clorox with bleach habit. I know in my head that the Green products do the same job but there's still that part of me that won't let go of the feeling that unless it's got that smell and I know the germs have been blasted with chemicals, it's not truly clean. :(
I would definitely be interested in trying out Green Works products in my home. Especially over the past few years, I've become increasingly aware of the harshness of so many of the cleaning products out there. If I feel like I need to wear gloves when using a certain product, that raises a red flag for me!
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