Pet shampoo ingredient linked to autism

By DonnaMiller | Jun 7, 2008

Not just used in dog shampoos but a lot of products where it’s touted as a “safe, non-toxic, natural” insecticide. It is natural, it comes from Chrysanthemums… but then the highly poisonous Fly Agaric mushroom is natural too. It just shows that we can’t let ourselves be fooled into thinking that natural = safe.
Pet shampoo [...]

Greener Candles: Scented Soy Pillar Candles vs Paraffin Candles

By DonnaMiller | May 31, 2008

I just came across this bit of information that those of you into candles might be interested in. So many toxins in common things that have been around for ages. You can’t assume anything is safe just because it’s been around for a long time. I was really into candle making as a kid, and [...]

30 baking soda tips

By DonnaMiller | May 11, 2008

Baking soda - 30 handy tips
My original article on baking soda being an earth friendly household chemical replacement was mainly about what the substance is and how it’s made. I also briefly touched on a few useful tips in how the substance can be used, but in this article, I’ve jotted down a stack of [...]

Baking soda introduction

By DonnaMiller | May 11, 2008

Baking soda introduction and tips - Part 1
Baking soda, also known as bicarbonate of soda or sodium bicarbonate, is a very handy non-toxic compound that can be used as a more environmentally friendly replacement for many harsher chemicals.
It has such a wide variety of uses in relation to cleaning, cooking, safety, plumbing, personal care products [...]

All Natural Skin Care

By DonnaMiller | May 1, 2008

Safer and less expensive natural skin care can be as easy as opening your kitchen cabinet, coupled with a few minutes of preparation. Healthy, radiant glowing skin is something every person wants. Yet, few of us even think to use what’s really best for our skin: all natural skin care ingredients. Each year, millions of [...]

Toxic Ingredients in Cosmetics and Skin Care Products

By DonnaMiller | Mar 6, 2008

Have you ever examined the ingredients listed on the labels of your cosmetics or other skin care products? Do you know what those ingredients are?
What you may not realize is that many of the skin care products and cosmetics you are buying contain ingredients that are not only harmful to your skin, but also to [...]

Using Lemon Juice in a Beauty Regimen

By DonnaMiller | Mar 6, 2008

With the high cost associated with most beauty products, many people are making their own beauty products using all natural ingredients from Mother Nature. One of the best ingredients is fresh squeezed lemon juice. Many people already use real lemon juice for its convenience and delicious lemony taste in foods. As a value added benefit, [...]

Preserve Nature and Make a Sustainable Future for Man on Earth

By DonnaMiller | Mar 4, 2008

When many of us think about preserving nature we think of wildlife programs on the television, of cuddly lovable furry animals such as the chimpanzee, the koala bear, panda bears and many others. We also think of the big game of Africa, and the shimmering beauty and amazing diversity of the sea life of our [...]

Vinegar - the Cleaner in Your Kitchen Cupboard

By DonnaMiller | Mar 3, 2008

Vinegar is a 10,000 year old accident according to the Vinegar Institute (versitilevinegar.org).
The name vinegar comes from the French ‘vinaigre’ which means sour wine. Ever since the discovery was made of a past-its-prime wine, vinegar has been used throughout history for everything from a preservative, condiment, and beverage to medicinal treatment.

EcoFriendly Or Just A Fancy Name?

By DonnaMiller | Feb 28, 2008

Store Bought Eco-Friendly Products: Are They Truly Eco-Friendly or Is It Just a Fancy Name?
It seems that everyone wants to jump on the bandwagon of the newest craze to hit the country, especially if that craze is profitable. The eco-friendly market is no different. However, some manufacturers may be promoting their products [...]

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