Soap or Bleach to Kill Germs?
Is soap just as effective at killing germs?
Join us as we go live on Facebook to find out!
“Bleach is like using a bludgeon to swat a fly," says one expert!
As an organization that focuses on healthy & ethical design, we find it difficult to just sit here and use products like Clorox that contain bleach during this period. So for your sake (and ours), we decided to learn if green and chemical-free products could do the same job. We tend to believe these deadly poisons (that are found in everyday cleaning products) can accomplish our cleaning goals but are they worth it? Can the cruelty-free alternatives even compete? The answer is a big YES!!
According to what we’ve learned, soaking and spraying our bodies & environments in products that contain bleach is not necessary. These chemicals, if inhaled in large amounts, can create respiratory problems.
This Thursday, March 26th at 11 AM EST, we will be hosting a FREE live Facebook Group Chat titled “Soap is Better Than Bleach.” In this webinar we will cover the following topics:
Why bleach is not the only alternative to getting rid of germs.
The long-term effects of soaking ourselves with poisonous chemicals.
Why non-toxic soaps work just as well as chemicals for killing germs.
Which chemical-free products are recommended by the experts?
If you haven’t joined the group yet, what’s holding you back? Come join us! This is the first of a series of short chats we will be hosting during this critical time about important topics related to our home environment. Future topics will revolve around achieving optimal health - mentally and physically - via our design decisions and the products with which we choose to clean.
Please, if you could share this blog post with as many of your friends as you can, you’re helping yourself, your family and the population. This and future topics we will be presenting are important and will provide immediate actions that we can take to fight this virus and protect our species. All of the chats will be FREE during this time.
We look forward to meeting you! Please stay safe.
