Feb 14, 2019Karen Wang, PhD
It’s a little more complicated than our DIY all-purpose cleaner recipe, but we know you can do it! We promise you’ll never go back.
Feb 13, 2019Karen Wang, PhD
But hard water spots and toothpaste splatter are sort of inevitable. Use a 50-50 mix of vinegar and water (just like in our DIY all purpose cleaner) to shine them up. Those stubborn spots will come off super quick and easy. No vigorous scrubbing needed.
Feb 4, 2019Karen Wang, PhD
Now, it’s time to clean them. Before you take your sweaters to the dry cleaners, check out our tips on how to hand wash most sweaters (yes even wool! ) or options for wet cleaning, which involves less toxic chemicals.
Jan 31, 2019Karen Wang, PhD
With so many logos and confusing all natural and green claims, we break it all down for you. Find out what certifications like EPA Safer Choice and Certified Biodegradable mean, and what label claims like “natural” and “unscented” actually...
Jan 30, 2019Karen Wang, PhD
Open a window or turn on a fan. Cleaning can kick up dust that isn’t good for you to inhale and cleaning products can lower indoor air quality.
Jan 29, 2019Karen Wang, PhD
Here are our two favorite DIY options in a 16oz spray bottle. The first is pretty much just vinegar and water. It’s super effective and if the vinegar smell bugs you (we swear it goes away as soon as it dries), just add a drop or two of your favorite essential...
Jan 28, 2019Karen Wang, PhD
This week’s challenge is to clean just a bit more than you normally do. If you’re thinking, hmmm that’s never, then maybe just for 10 minutes! Here’s why. Cleaning can help remove toxic chemicals from your home. Things like phthalates, flame...
Dec 21, 2018Karen Wang, PhD
They are non-toxic and still get the counter clean – amazing! These will definitely be something we are thankful for when we have to clean up all the random little spills next week. #becausehealth #thanksgiving #nontoxic #greencleaningproducts...
Dec 20, 2018Karen Wang, PhD
But, instead of reaching for the bottle of mysterious disinfectant, reach for some hydrogen peroxide. It kills germs, is better for your health, and is something you might already have on hand – win!
Dec 6, 2018Karen Wang, PhD
But, instead of going for furniture (or even pants! ) with a chemical stain-resistant treatment, we suggest learning how to actually clean the spill (Have you tried using dish soap? It’s magical on food stains). That skill will last a whole lot longer than the...
