Environmentally Safe Products

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Ever wonder what the healthy alternatives are for our everyday products? What conscious changes are you making in your life? Let this group be a place for support and ideas.
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  • Companies to Avoid & Companies to Support

    ALSO ALL L'Oréal Brands and Subsidiaries, which include;*Cacherel *Matrix *Diesel *Maybelline *Biotherm *Ralph Lauren *Garnier *Redken *Georgio Armani *Soft Sheen Carson…

    By MiraCulous

    Mar 14, 2009

    6

  • Homemade All Natural Cleaning Products

    Disinfectant: 3 tbsp. organic liquid soap (I use Dr.Bronner's Magic Soaps:http://www.drbronner.com/20-30 drops tea tree oil2 cups waterGlass Cleaner: 2 tbsp. vinegar or lemon juice1 gallon waterFloors: 1/4 cup vinegar4 cups waterCarpet: club soda- use right…

    By Bobbi

    Mar 14, 2009

    15

  • How about environmentally friendly toys

    I was writing this as a reply to a recent post and thought I should take it out and share it here since this is an environmental group.Today, my son just threw out one of those inflated toy. One of those that you blow into and let out the air so it makes a farting noise. That only lasted him a day.…

    By Precious Lotus

    Jun 15, 2009

    2

  • Dish Washer Detergent

    Does anyone knows whether is "Cascade" advance powder dish washer detergent safe for both our body and the environment? If not what will be the substituted recommendation?Thanks for your contribution. :)

    By Precious Lotus

    May 18, 2009

    2

  • Searching

    I've spent the last about 3 years searching for eco-friendly products. I've had some luck on the internet (I'll post some links). But it has been difficult, especially in local stores. Finally now I'm starting to see more products locally. It's very unfortunate that it is so hard to find products…

    By Bobbi

    Mar 6, 2009

    3

  • Environmentally Safe Clothing

    I am wondering about how others feel about the clothes they buy? I have a hard time bringing myself to buy clothes unless they are made from organic cotton, hemp, sustainably grown bamboo or used. Cotton uses approximately 25% of the world's insecticides and more than 10% of the pesticides…

    By Bobbi

    Mar 6, 2009

    3