Using Cleanz to clean our cars toxin free

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Children's Car seats

We've found it's best to remove the car seat from the vehicle, with babies and toddlers eating, drinking, and just being kids, their seats are usually a big mess! Once out;

  • Vacuum the car seat
  • Spray down with All Purpose
  • Let it dwell for 30 seconds
  • Wipe down with a microfibre cloth or scrubbing brush if necessary.
  • For hard-to-remove messes and stains, spot spray with All Purpose and agitate with a scrubbing brush
  • For stubborn stains, sprinkle on some Oxy Soak. Let it sit for a few minutes, then scrub!

The Incredible Dishwasher

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Our Amazing, Incredible Dishwashers - actually need a little love and care, mostly because it will help them do a better job for us. 


Of course, there is an easy way to do this,  just purchase a dishwasher cleaning solution next time you're doing your shopping.


But there are consequences to using these solutions - 


What the heck is Microbiome?. Why is it so important and why over-sanitising our lives negatively impacts it.!!

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Our skin has about 1.5 trillion bacteria living on it.  Our gut has in the region 50 trillion bacteria living in it.

These organisms, ourmicrobiome, can be as important as our own cells.

5 Simple cost-effective tips to help protect your gut microbes.


How to Effectively Clean Cutting Boards

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We want to teach you how to clean, sanitise and care for wooden or bamboo cutting boards. Wood and bamboo cutting boards require a bit more maintenance and hand washing than plastic, but when properly looked after, just two cutting boards - one for meats and fish and one for fruits and vegetables - can last a lifetime.

What's wrong with using Hand Sanitisers and Antibacterial soaps?

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In 2016 the FDA banned triclosan and 17 other chemicals used in hand and body washes in consumer products. In December 2017 the FDA banned triclosan in hospital settings.

Toxic Cleaning Products to Avoid and Non-Toxic Replacements

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What are Toxic Cleaning Products?

Toxic products contain one or more ingredients that can cause health or environmental harm. Many chemicals in cleaning products are considered toxic because they’ve been shown to cause ill health effects such as, developmental problems, respiratory disease, vomiting, nervous system disorders, endocrine disruption, obesity, skin conditions & burns.

Some can even be fatal if absorbed into the skin, inhaled or ingested. Labels on poisonous products such as “warning”, “danger” or caution” are definitely a red flag.

So now you're probably wondering, what can I clean with, that is non toxic and wont impact my health?


We've compiled a list of the products to avoid and non toxic replacements for a safer, healthier home.


Why we need to stop disinfecting our homes

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If you grew up in a household anything like mine then you will have been programmed from a very young age to believe that things like bleach, antiseptic and other harsh-smelling disinfectant cleaners are the best way to clean your home.

The problem with this is that chemical disinfectants are designed to kill germs instead of remove them, like soap does, and when you kill germs, the few left behind learn to adapt to disinfectants, eventually becoming superbugs!


5 Reasons Cleanz Products are superior to standard traditional ones

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Do you want to hear something that is both fascinating and freaky? If you put a frog in a pot of tepid water and then turn the element on, the water heats up slowly, and so, quietly & over time, the frog ends up being cooked alive, because the change is so gradual she doesn't realise the danger….until its simply too late.(Be advised, no frogs were harmed in the writing of this piece).


Fragrance - The toxins hiding in our homes, negatively affecting our Family's health

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It's only natural to try and eliminate unattractive odours from our environment and to seek out pleasant smells. But in doing so we could be putting our family's health at risk.

4 Simple Tips for Choosing Safe Cleaning Products

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We all need to be using safe cleaners, however not everything on the store shelf is created equally. Many products contain corrosive, toxic chemicals that might “clean” well but they certainly don’t do much to protect the health of your family. These toxic chemicals can leave residues, especially harmful on food surfaces, and contribute to indoor air pollution – or worse.


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