Spring Cleaning? Make Your Own All-Natural Cleaning Products

It's time for spring cleaning! But what exactly are you cleaning with? There are hidden toxins in many household cleaning products. Most of us never even think about it as we go about our daily chores, but many of these chemicals are easily absorbed through the skin, and you can also breathe them into your lungs.

Image via WikipediaOver time, these toxins can build up in your system and cause any number of known and unknown negative effects.

Aside from detergents and cleaning agents, endocrine-disrupting chemicals can also be found in most plastics, pesticides, fertilizers and herbicides.

Fortunately, you can take control of your household environment, and simply avoid using toxic chemicals in your home. Instead, seek out natural laundry detergents and cleaning products, or do as many others are starting to, and make your own out of natural ingredients that are known to be safe.

Check out this article for some great tips to help with your spring cleaning chores, using simple and natural ingredients you probably already have in your pantry.

Spring Cleaning Naturally | Living Well Moms
Lemons have antibacterial properties so they make an excellent choice as disinfectants for your home. You can cut lemons in half to remove stains from counter top or to clean the chopping board. Let it sit for a while before wiping it ...
Publish Date: 03/28/2011 8:26
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To learn more about reducing the toxic load in your household, visit http://www.newholisticliving.com/toxicload.html for a FREE checklist on what you can do to lower your family's exposure to common household toxins.