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Choosing eco-friendly cleaning products is a step towards a sustainable cleaning routine. Opt for biodegradable cleaning agents such as Cleanz, free of harmful chemicals, and have minimal packaging.
If you have the time, consider making some of your cleaning solutions using common household ingredients like baking soda, vinegar, and lemon. These natural alternatives are effective and safe. However it is worth noting that these ingredients are mostly very acidic. Lemon, for example, contains a high amount of citric acid and has a pH between 2 and 3, which means it's 10,000–100,000 times more acidic than water. This can have substantial effects on most skin, especially sensitive skin. Cleanz has a PH between 7.5 and 8, which is virtually the same as water.
Adopt the mantra of reduce, reuse, and recycle in your cleaning routine. Reduce waste by using reusable cleaning cloths and sponges instead of disposable ones. Use products that promote a circular economy, such as the Cleanz system, where the spray bottles get used over and over again, and the Concentrate is purchased as a refill.
Opt for energy-efficient and multi-purpose cleaning appliances. Vacuum cleaners and washing machines with high energy ratings save energy and reduce your overall power bills.
Ensure that you sort your waste into recyclables, compostables, and non-recyclables. This practice reduces the burden on landfills and promotes the efficient reuse of materials.
Consume only what you need. Avoid overbuying cleaning products, which can lead to waste and clutter. Purchase in bulk where possible to reduce packaging waste.
Whenever possible, air-dry your laundry instead of using a dryer. Not only does this conserve energy, but it also helps preserve the lifespan of your clothes.
Regularly maintain your cleaning tools and appliances to ensure their longevity and efficiency. A well-maintained vacuum or mop will require fewer replacements, reducing waste.
Incorporating sustainable cleaning habits into our daily routines is an achievable goal with far-reaching benefits. We collectively contribute to a more sustainable and eco-friendly world by making small, intentional changes.
These practices positively impact our immediate surroundings and set an example for future generations, emphasizing the importance of caring for our planet through mindful actions.
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In this blog we look at this really murky pool of information about microfiber, its Positives, Negatives, the alternatives, and how green those alternatives are.
When I say murky, I really mean really murky. You can find a bunch of info saying how bad microfibre is, written by companies that promote/ sell alternatives, and then when one starts digging into the alternatives, you learn that they are not so squeaky clean either.
We're well aware of the health risks linked to heavy metals, pesticides, and herbicides. However, many traditional household and personal care products harbor less-discussed hazardous ingredients that contribute to the toxic load in our bodies. This accumulation of toxins, termed “body burden,” can potentially disrupt hormones, compromise the immune system, and heighten sensitivity to allergens.
Here are some straightforward yet impactful ways to reduce your family's exposure to toxins this year:
