Blog Posts About Environment

Pet lovers make sure their pets are always safe and looked after, so it makes sense to take all of the steps to ensure your pets are not facing harm in places you might not even think of. Household cleaners, for example, can present a great deal of danger to your pets.

Chemical cleaning products are a problem. It's really time to start thinking about ways to clean, sanitize, and disinfect without using products that are putting consumers and our eco-system at risk.

As a species, human beings have spent decades doing things that are harmful not only to our health and safety but to the health of the planet we live on as well. One of the biggest mistakes we've made is creating, using, and storing harsh products of all kinds that lead to a myriad of environmental and health concerns.

You hear the words "cleaning" and "sanitizing" thrown around a lot, particularly by makers of store-bought cleaning products that may not always fit the definition of the words. In fact, many store-bought cleaners are not very effective at all. Those products that do clean and sanitize may be doing so at a high cost.

Eco-friendly is a buzzword that often gets thrown around without much merit. There are many companies that claim to have products that are safe for the environment, and the "green" movement certainly extends to commercial cleaning products.

Walking through any grocery store or large department store, one thing stands out. We may not always think about it, but it's there. The floors of these stores are always shiny. Having shiny floors makes the store look nice and clean. Clean, shiny floors are a way to entice shoppers on a subconscious level to stay and shop.