Do you clean with chemicals or natural products?  

i use basically chemicals to clean

I use chemicals to do most of my cleaning as I am not familiar with any natural cleaning products. This is interesting to know and will take a look at the website since I am always interested in helping keeping our air clean and protecting our environment. Thank you for sharing this website with us. I am definitely going to check this out. Does the natural cleaning products work better than chemicals?

I tend to use simple products, some natural, some not. Basically I use stuff like ammonia, bleach, (not together!), vinegar, baking soda, cleanser, etc. It's amazing what you can do with a few simple old standbys that have been working for decades.

In general I don't see the point of spending lots of money for heavily advertised brand-name products that smell like lemon or pine or fruit salad or whatever (though Pine Sol is a good product I use).

I clean with chemicals. Seems like every chemical i buy is soo strong.When there is a new one on the market i usually try it.I would like to try chemical free products, but we dont have a target store hear, the closest is 2 hours away. And i never heard of Wegmans? Where is this located at?

My family also uses vinegar for non-traditional uses. We also use more chemical-free washing products for our clothes because some chemicals really cause a reaction in me. I noticed that some of the shirts we had washed in regular liquid made my back feel like it was burning after a time. It is also so much better for the environment to use these kinds of products! ^_^

I clean with chemicals only. I try to do surface cleaning with non-toxic cleaners. I worry about what my children will get a hold of

As much natural as I can. I avoid things like Lysol (which have been proven to aggravate asthma) and go for vinegar and plain soap flakes as much as possible. I also use Murphy's Oil Soap, which is great on hardwood floors.

i use chemicals mostly for cleaning, however i know about some of natural products that could be used:

Washing soda naturally softens water and cuts down grease; on the other hand baking soda is a good oven cleaner and facial cleanser too. Stains could be removed well by use of lemon juice. Switch on to natural pure soap flakes for washing task. Borax could be used as a substitute for chlorine bleach. It also increases effectiveness of plain soap, softens water, whitens clothes and fights bad odor. Similarly vanilla essence can be used to get rid of dirty smells. You can also try the following all purpose cleanser, made as follows: mix 50 ml each of cloudy ammonia (avoid inhaling fumes) and soda bicarbonate in 4 litres of hot water. Use either as spray or directly pour on a cloth.

I do like using vinegar, lemons and bicarb of soda. I still have some standard products in the house though. I am using more Ecover products as these are environmentally better. I have a toilet cleaner made by them and also a surface cleaner as well. I will be buying their liquid washing liquid when the current one runs out as I know it will not irritate my skin and is much better for the environment.

Vinegar works good and so does tea tree mixed with water.Vinegar has many health benefits also. If you have Candida check out what helps at the link below. Apple cider vinegar is on thing that helps.

www.caring-your-healthy.com/candidasupport.html