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What's hiding in cleaning products?
Toxic for people & pets
Many conventional cleaners contain a cocktail of undisclosed chemicals, fragrances, and additives. While they do work to clean, these hidden ingredients pose risks to your health, your family & pets, and the environment.
These cleaning chemicals are known to be carcinogenic, can cause and exacerbate respiratory issues, and can cause hormonal imbalances in people of all ages, as well as a whole range of other issues which are coming to light (as more research is being done).
Testing conducted in THIS REPORT from Environmental Defence shows that total in-home VOC levels increased by as much as 120% after cleaning with conventional products, which can lead to unsafe air quality in your home.
Toxic for the environment
Traditional cleaning products can have severe repercussions for the environment and species due to their potential to disrupt endocrine systems, cause increased mortality, and degrade habitats over time.
The harmful chemicals found in these products can interfere with the hormonal balance of organisms, leading to reproductive and developmental issues.
They can also be toxic to wildlife, resulting in fatalities and population decline. Moreover, the use and disposal of these products contribute to habitat degradation, affecting the delicate balance of ecosystems and potentially threatening the survival of various species.
What's hiding in your carpet/ rugs and furniture?
Studies show that carpets/ rugs and upholstered furniture can trap dust, bacteria and pollutants, which are released into the air when the carpeted area is disturbed. This means that activities like walking or playing on your carpets or rugs, or simply sitting on your couch can stir up these pollutants, leading to poor indoor air quality and potential health issues.
If left uncleaned, your carpets, rugs and furniture will affect your indoor air quality by trapping and releasing higher levels of dust, allergens, and microorganisms than other surfaces. This, in turn, increases the risk of various health issues, including mild cognitive effects, skin and eye irritation, and asthma among a long list of others.
