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5 Reasons to Turn to Green Cleaning

By Peppertan

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Photo credit: Olivia Green

Have you ever asked yourself what green cleaning is all about? You probably have. It is a method of cleaning that utilizes products and procedures, which are organic and earth friendly with a sole purpose of preserving the environment and people’s health.

With extensive research on new ways of conducting cleaning, there is a wide support for green cleaning. For people who seek long-term and short-term healthier ways of cleaning, the better option is the green cleaning methods. The best part of green cleaning is that it prevents or eliminates the carbon footprint worldwide.

The section below shows the various benefits that we will obtain once we consider green cleaning for our household and the environment.

  1. Environmental conservation and sustainability

Using biodegradable detergents guarantees a healthy environment in which the future generation will comfortably meet its needs. Chemical detergents will more often than not deplete our surroundings.

Many products used in cleaning contain chemical substances such as ammonia and phosphorous. When these products are used for cleaning, there is a possibility that these chemicals will find a way to the nearby river, lake or streams. This will lead to contamination of the water sources.

  1. Child safety

Improper storage of these chemical cleaning detergents can have dire consequences if accessed by your child. They may even lead to death when consumed. Your kid’s safety is paramount!

  1. Personal health and well-being

Chemicals are corrosive in nature. They tend to corrode our skin, for instance, our hands while cleaning. Disease-causing organisms will consequently find a way into our bodies. In today’s world, there is always a way to maintain and protect our environment. Asthma and other allergic problems in the human body are usually associated with available cleaning products. Other emerging complications include cancer and disorders in human attention capabilities. A research conducted on green cleaning methods has now hit major government agencies, celebrities and also commercial institutions.

  1. To counter production of more chemicals

There is a target market for each industry. If it is reduced in magnitude, then the rate of production by these industries also decreases. The manufacturing process causes the release of effluents such as smoke and waste water that have an adverse impact on our environment. Most manufactures of household products have trained the consumers to check on traits of the products that are powerful compared to their fellow competitors. The terms ‘super washing powder’, ’the greatest stain remover’, ‘all a man can get to be clean’ make us go blindly for these products on the shelves assuming we are getting value for our money. At times more means less. Therefore the best substitute is the green cleaning methods. Green cleaning helps eliminate contamination of the natural resources.

  1. Clean smell??

In green cleaning, we may not have the smell of cleaning. But guess what – lack of smell does not mean that the house or the particular item is dirty. When you do some research on the green cleaning methods and tools, you can find out that green methods are effective just as the other conventional methods of cleaning. The fragrances we get in the conventional methods are just harmful to our health.

Green cleaning means healthy living. Let us join hands and create a better world to live in.

Author’s Bio:

Olivia is a big fan of green cleaning methods and believes environmental awareness is crucial when it comes to choosing the right way to clean your house. Thankfully those eco practices are gaining popularity among the families and this is a good sign. Olivia works at Clean Carpets in Greater London and enjoys what she does but most of all hopes that her writings make difference and have a positive influence on the readers.

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