Showing posts with label green cleaning routines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green cleaning routines. Show all posts
Thursday, December 31, 2015
Thursday, October 29, 2015
Reboot and Re-Energize Your Green Cleaning Routine
Who of us would not want to snap our fingers to find our
homes perfectly green cleaned and organized?
If you are a busy family running from sporting event to sporting event sprinkled with school concerts and the like, you may be having a few challenges keeping the home front in order!Read on for manageable, simple tips to get your home back into the peaceful sanctuary you need it to be!
Monday, September 28, 2015
Routine Green Cleaning that "Bites the Dust"
It's everywhere! It
leaves nothing untouched by its presence.
You can't get away from it. It is
in your life—period.
What is "IT"? "IT" is DUST.
The upside is that you CAN minimize IT.
I have heard in joking, "I can't clean, I'm allergic to
dust!" In reality, a large
percentage of individuals are allergic to dust.
The truth is—the more you stick to a regular green cleaning routine, the
less allergic symptoms to dust you will experience. It is what is in the dust particles that
trigger allergic symptoms, such as dust mites.
Avoiding dusting really is more detrimental to your health than
daily/weekly dusting routines.
It is not just your health at stake from the toll of dust:
Saturday, August 1, 2015
Household Cleaning Tips for Indoor Allergies: Part One
Summer allergies are triggered not only by pollen count
out-of-doors, but by other culprits found within your home. There are two top sources at the root of
indoor allergies: dust mites and
mold/mildew.
We will look at these indoor allergy sources in two
parts. This week dust mites take the
stage. Keep reading to discover where
they love to hangout and how to get rid of them in an eco-friendly clean way!Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Establishing Green Clean Routines
It is a "no-brainer" that cleaning is a necessary
part of life. The challenge is staying
on top of it!
Have you ever had guests show up unexpectedly and you've
said, "My house was clean this morning."
If you are the parent of preschoolers, toddlers or infants;
special grace is extended to you! Young
children can sweep in like a tornado; destroying any clean and organized
space. For the rest of us, we may be
running out of legitimate excuses.
Staying on top of a clean environment requires establishing
routines. We have routines for work, we
just need to transfer the concept of routines to our home environment. In fact, it has been said that maintenance is
always more effective than a big cleanup.
Maintenance can save up to two thirds of your time than doing a big
cleanup.
So in light of the benefits of maintenance, what routines
would be most helpful for you? Answer
that and then you will be prepared to set up a plan of action.
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