Best home-made chemicals which give you best results

It may surprise you to know that the air in your home is far more toxic than the air outside. Indoor pollution is caused by volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which are emitted as gases from many of the conventional cleaning products we use every day. Along with other toxic chemicals these VOCs used in aerosol sprays, household cleaners, disinfectants, and air fresheners, expose the home to some unsavory elements, which can persist in the air long after use of the product.

Handling toxic household cleaning products poses a risk for a number of adverse health effects. Respiratory problems, skin rashes, eye infections and some cancers have been linked to prolonged use of these products. Knowing this why use them and expose yourself and your children to these dangerous products? and if you need a help from professional you can call oracle carpet cleaning Brisbane.

Clean Green

With the emphasis on a safer environment, non-toxic cleaners are becoming more readily available. It is important to read labels on products that claim to be safe. According to Consumers Reports Eco-labels website the government does not have definite standards on label terms. A product may say ‘natural’ and be so vague that it can be applied to just about anything. This same confusion applies to other terms such as eco-friendly, non-toxic, and environmentally friendly. The website at https://oraclecarpetcleaning.com.au/ provides search tools for you to get evaluation of product labels.

Make Your Own

Mixing your own products is the most economical way to go green in cleaning. With a few essential ingredients you can handle all of your cleaning needs safely.

White Vinegar is environmentally friendly, non-toxic, kills mold, bacteria and germs. A half and half mixture of warm water and vinegar can clean nearly any surface. For abrasive action sprinkle a small amount of baking soda onto a sponge, spray with vinegar and rub. Set a bowl of vinegar in a room to remove odors.

In place of harsh drain cleaners, pour a cup of baking soda into the drain, add a cup of vinegar and let sit for 10 minutes. Rinse with warm water. You can also make a “paste” by mixing baking powder and pure castile soap.

Lemon juice can be used as a bleach alternative and will remove stains from surfaces and clothes. Plain lemons can be used to freshen your garbage disposal.

Olive oil is excellent for polishing wood.

Borax, washing soda, and vegetable soaps are some of the ingredients that are safe and effective for use in laundry mixes. Recipes can be found online or at the library for mixing your own laundry soaps.

Whether you opt for commercially produced environmentally safe household cleaners or choose to mix your own cleaning products you will substantially minimize pollutants in the home. The air in will be cleaner, the environment protected, and the health of your family safeguarded.

mani dutta is the editor of oracle carpet cleaning Logan,  After working several years in corporate healthcare marketing and public relations, he took time away to be a father. This new pursuit lead him to a new passion, natural family living and writing about environmental and political issues. he currently works as a freelance writer and newspaper journalist.

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