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Do you worry about cleaning your house
with toxic chemicals, but you aren't sure what you should use instead? Look no further than Seventh Generation's new
book, Naturally Clean, The Seventh Generation Guide to Safe & Healthy Non-Toxic
Cleaning. There have been books written before about how to clean your house naturally, with recipes galore. It seems as though this book is taking a slightly different approach, though. Instead of giving you a bunch of recipes with vinegar and castille soap, it sets out to educate you in changing your household environment for the greener. Help with reading labels and identifying toxins, how to choose green products, cleaning the air in your house and natural solutions to stain challenges in every room are sections of this book.
As usual, Seventh Generation proves it is a company dedicated to not only educating its customers but also meeting their needs. Bravo.
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ReaderComments (Page 1 of 1)
4-16-2006 @ 7:02PM
Razib Ahmed said...Instead of giving you a bunch of recipes with vinegar and castille soap, it sets out to educate you in changing your household environment for the greener- sounds to have a better approach than traditional books. Much depends on our mentality. Many of us feel that trying with the natural way means giving a lot of time.
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7-27-2006 @ 2:16PM
Jason Tolpin said...Keith, just wondering how Owen's allergies are?
Have you visited http://www.kidswithfoodalelrgies.org yet? I havent seen you.
Jason
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