Eco cleaning products
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Jacob, if you're looking at deodorants, make sure you pick one that is alcohol free. Alcohol is products like deodorants and mouthwash, whilst it works, it dries you skin out so it's really not good for you.
Even before we went completely eco, I was using Sanex, Sure and Dove alcohol free roll-on
Even before we went completely eco, I was using Sanex, Sure and Dove alcohol free roll-on
I can't use alcohol on my skin at all.
If I use an alcohol containing deodorant it burns and I'd literally be yelping in agony trying to wash it off!
Mouthwashes have a dramatic effect on me too - mouth peels! I get a similar reaction from some toothpastes and narrowed that down to SLS.
If I use an alcohol containing deodorant it burns and I'd literally be yelping in agony trying to wash it off!
Mouthwashes have a dramatic effect on me too - mouth peels! I get a similar reaction from some toothpastes and narrowed that down to SLS.
Natural cleaning products
I switched to about 10 years ago.
At that time I just thought about what was used before WWII
Pure Soap (lye soap)
Liquid castile soap
Borax
Baking soda
Washing soda
Bon Ami
Vinegar
Barkeepers Friend
Steel Wool
These where mainstays found in the home.
Knowing how to use or combine.. You can definitely get things clean.
Clorox has been around a long time, and was available before WWII. And while I don't use it often, I HAVE to have it around. Sometimes it need to be used in laundry, and defiantly used in the toilet bowl.
I switched to about 10 years ago.
At that time I just thought about what was used before WWII
Pure Soap (lye soap)
Liquid castile soap
Borax
Baking soda
Washing soda
Bon Ami
Vinegar
Barkeepers Friend
Steel Wool
These where mainstays found in the home.
Knowing how to use or combine.. You can definitely get things clean.
Clorox has been around a long time, and was available before WWII. And while I don't use it often, I HAVE to have it around. Sometimes it need to be used in laundry, and defiantly used in the toilet bowl.
This from the Organics Intstatute
"More than 72,000 synthetic chemicals have been produced since World War II. Most have been derived from petroleum and coal tar. The majority of these synthetic chemicals have never been tested for their acute or long-term effects. Neither have they been tested for their combined or cumulative effects.
Many of these synthetic chemicals have been added to our food, skin care and cleaning products without our consent and knowledge of their potential effects. Many of these chemicals have also been dispersed widely into the environment contaminating our soil, water and air. Some will persist in the environment for decades and even centuries because they biodegrade slowly and incompletely"
"More than 72,000 synthetic chemicals have been produced since World War II. Most have been derived from petroleum and coal tar. The majority of these synthetic chemicals have never been tested for their acute or long-term effects. Neither have they been tested for their combined or cumulative effects.
Many of these synthetic chemicals have been added to our food, skin care and cleaning products without our consent and knowledge of their potential effects. Many of these chemicals have also been dispersed widely into the environment contaminating our soil, water and air. Some will persist in the environment for decades and even centuries because they biodegrade slowly and incompletely"
