Safe, natural, and just
in time for your annual
spring cleaning.
MUST HAVE BASICS
BAKING SODA
Absorbs and eliminates odor. Use to clean countertops,
sinks, and tubs. Sprinkle some baking soda on your
carpet and vacuum after 15 minutes for a fresher
look and feel.
FACTS
•M
any household cleaners contain toxic
•
chemicals. These chemicals may cause
short-term and long-term health problems
when you use them.1
C
hildren are often more vulnerable to
chemical exposure during developmental
stages, and certain chemicals may interfere
with the development of their neurological,
endocrine, and immune systems.2
Main route of exposure:
—Eating
—Breathing
—Drinking
—Touching
•Y
ounger children have higher respiratory
rates than adults, therefore they absorb
more air contaminants per unit of weight,
meaning they experience a higher inhaled
dose.2
• According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency, the air inside
a typical home is 200–500 percent more
polluted than the air outside mainly due to
toxic household cleaning products.
No need to compromise your
health, for a clean house!
WHITE VINEGAR
Contains natural antifungal and antibacterial properties.
Cuts grease and dissolves mineral deposits.
CASTILE SOAP
Lifts dirt, cuts grease, and eliminates tough stains.
Pour a small amount over baking sheets and pans
then scrub for a few minutes, and you’ll have clean,
shiny results.
SALT
Salt is an effective scouring agent. Pour salt mixed
with hot water down the