Using heavy duty bleaches and cleaning materials can cut your workload in half, most especially in removing stains and disinfecting dirty areas, but the question is, are they safe to use and good for the environment?
Bringing the crisp smell indoors doesn't usually mean investing on home sprays and chemical cleaners that can potentially damage the environment as there are several organic options that can work the same as your regular household cleaners.
Healthy Environment
Going green leads to a healthier home. As per Leslie Reichert of "Joy of Green Cleaning", "No longer will there be chemicals absorbed into the skin or breathed in by the person cleaning, today is the most common chronic illness and the leading cause of school absences due to chronic illness across the country."
Using chemical home cleaners leave the house prone to asthma and other respiratory disease, but using organic home cleaners reduces the risk of these diseases thus creating a healthy home environment.
Cut Costs
Using on-hand kitchen hacks in cleaning most of the tough stains can help you cut costs wherein you can save on home cleaning materials.
As per Sara Snow, author of "Sara Snow's Fresh Living, "For home cleaning, vinegar, olive oil, lemon juice, etc. can do the trick for pennies on the dollar, compared to buying conventional cleaning products."
Snow then added, "The cost of environmentally friendly cleaning products has become much more competitive, while cleaning in an environmentally sound way reduces the risk of sick days for employees and the risk of fires and chemical spills,"
Cleaner Environment
What could be better than leaving your house clean, spotless, and smelling fresh? Using organic products does not only keep your household smelling fresh, but it does not release chemicals that damage the environment at the same time.
As per Reichert, "harmful chemicals are being released into the environment."
