Cleaning without Harming the Environment or your Family

Household Cleaners are High in Toxins According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Chemicals found in common cleaning supplies disperse toxic fumes. These toxic fumes are three times more likely to cause cancer than any other air pollutants.

It's well documented as fact that household cleaners contain toxins that not only linger in the air for hours after use, but many of the toilet cleaners actually leak fumes into your home's atmosphere. Imagine what these chemicals do to our indoor environment! Sodium Hydroxide and Ammonia are just two that are examples of chemicals listed as "TOXIC" by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Phosphates in dish washing liquids and other detergents causes over-decomposition in our lakes and rivers and robs our fish of oxygen.

We've done some research, and we found that others have too!