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We’re always conscious to keep hotspots in our homes like toilets, floors, and kitchen countertops clean, but often overlook common areas like doorknobs and remotes that are crawling with germs.
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If you have soft water, count yourself lucky. Soft water is water with a low concentration of calcium and magnesium, as well as other harsh elements. It feels slippery and lathers easily. You also won’t see mineral deposits on your pots and pans.
A far smarter person than me once said “I won’t put anything on my skin that I wouldn’t eat”. Do you know the exact ingredients in the products you’re using? If the answer is no then you may be putting loads of harmful chemicals into your body without knowing it.
Indoor air pollutants are on the rise. Every year, the very air inside our homes becomes dirtier and laden with toxic chemicals. Plants absorb carbon dioxide and other harmful chemicals from the air, use it as fuel, and expel clean oxygen.
Toxins are everywhere, even in our homes. The best way to prevent them from affecting your life is to arm yourself with information. Make sure to read the ingredients on every product you use. Here are some common toxins to look out for and avoid as best you can.