Healthy Clean

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I love The Shaklee Mission: "At Shaklee, we believe that we each have a personal responsibility to do our part to make the world a better and safer place for our children and future generations."

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How Green Goes with Everything!!!

1.) Simple Ways to Get Clean & 2.) The Real Dirt on Clean

1.) Your home should be the safest, healthiest, cleanest place in the
whole world.

So we've put together some pretty easy things you can do to make your family safer and your home healthier.

And, as it turns out, what's good for your home is good for the earth and everyone else on it, too. So let's make our
homes healthy. Let's clean our hearts out. Let's Get Clean.

Get the dirt. 
Educate yourself about what you bring into your home at www.householdproducts.nlm.nih.gov
Have a clean-for-all. Put on the gloves and get rid of the nasty stuff in your home. Responsibly, of course. Your local waste collection service has guidelines for proper household hazardous waste disposal, as well as collection sites for things like paint, batteries, and cleaners. Whatever you do, please don't toss this stuff in the garbage.

Welcome healthy into your home.Commit to carefully considering everything that crosses your doorstep. Here are some safe, healthy things to have in your home:

• Fresh air. Open your windows to reduce indoor air pollution.
• Essential oils. Use these instead of air fresheners.
• Plants. Besides being nice to look at, they can absorb harmful gases and help clean the air.
• Organic cotton bedding. Avoid standard bedding treated with chemicals.
• Floors made of recycled and renewable resources.
• Healthy paint. That new paint smell can be as nasty as it smells. Choose low VOC paint instead.
• Cleaners that are truly cleaner. Look for these clean credentials on Get Clean products: non-toxic, natural,
  biodegradable, concentrated, and hypoallergenic.

• Compact fluorescent lighting. They last a whole lot longer.
• Energy Star-rated appliances. Save money and energy.
• A low-flush toilet. Replace the largest user of water in your house. Ultra low flushers cut water use by one-fifth.
• Low-flow showerheads. Same pressure. Less water.
• Your flicker finger. Turn off lights and appliances when you're not using them.
• Gray water system. Install one to recycle used household water for your lawn.
• Tankless water heater. Save money, energy, and space in the broom closet. Use it to store your new Get Clean Starter Kit.

• Make the earth healthier for all of us who call it home by using Shaklee products!

2.) The Real Dirt on Clean

Are you living in a healthy home?

You know that good, healthy feeling you get when you've just cleaned house? Sorry to spoil it, but you may have just made your home dirtier.

Think of it this way. You wouldn't let your kids play with toxic chemicals, so why would you let the baby crawl over a floor that's just been wiped with them? That's much more dangerous than the orange juice that was just there.

How dangerous? Just take a look at these statistics.

• Over 90% of poison exposures happen at home.
• Common bleach is the #1 household chemical involved
  in poisoning.
• Organic pollutants, found in many common cleaners and
  even air fresheners, are 2 to 5 times higher inside your home than out.
• A person who spends 15 minutes cleaning scale off shower walls could inhale three times the "acute one-hour exposure limit" for glycol ether-containing products set by the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment.
• Common cleaners give off fumes that have been linked to
  increasing the risk of your kids developing asthma, the most common serious chronic childhood disease.
• 1 in 13 school-aged children has asthma. Rates in children under five have increased more than 160% from 1980 – 1994.
• Children are highly vulnerable to chemical toxicants. Pound for pound of body weight, children drink more water, eat more food and breathe more air than adults. The implication of this is that children will have substantially heavier exposures than adults to any toxicants that are present in water, food or air.
• If your home is anything like the average U.S. home, you
  generate more than 20 pounds of household hazardous waste each year (the EPA designates toilet cleaners, tub and tile cleaners, oven cleaners, and bleach as hazardous waste).

"At Shaklee, we believe that we each have a personal responsibility to do our part to make the world a better and safer place for our children and future generations."