According to this article Spring Cleaning the air quality in a home that uses chemicals to clean is 2 -5 times more polluted than outdoors! Here's to green cleaners!

Can I get an Amen!

PS.. thanks again for the Seventh Generation coupons. I've been buying the dish, dishwasher & laundry detergent. I also buy Clorox Green toilet cleaner. I figure I'm using the money I'd otherwise spend on cleaners to pay extra for S.G. Other than that, it is just vinegar, lemons and club soda for me.

That's a great article

We recently repainted the bathroom floor and tiled it in our basement. The house smelled like glue for a couple days and it was horrible. All I could think about was harming the babies, but there were no windows to open (plus it's been cold) and no where for us to go stay until it went away.

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"It's time to move from what we can do, to what we must do, to what we will do." ~Hillary Clinton

You wouldn't think that about our indoor air and cleaning, but it's so true.
I have to be especially careful with what I use 'cause certain cleaners are irritating to my DD as she has allergies/asthma. So, we don't use any aerosol cleaners or freshners at all and I usually always only use all natural products: water, vinegar, baking soda, lemons.

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HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

I forgot baking soda in my list!

That is a great website! THANKS! I just put lemon juice on my shopping list.