13 natural cleaning products for every room in your house
13 natural cleaning products for every room in your house
Scrubbing your bathroom is never going to be fun, but don t inhale harsh chemicals while doing it.
Lesley Chen
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It’s an inevitable reality that once you reach adulthood, you are never not cleaning your home. Whether you live alone, or with pets, a partner, or family, and no matter how often you tidy up, blink twice and something else already needs to be dusted, wiped, scrubbed, laundered, or vacuumed.
Because you’re constantly using a variety of cleaning products, it’s worthwhile to look into natural cleaners that are less harmful to both you and the environment. The Environmental Working Group found that 53 percent of the products they assessed contained ingredients known to harm the lungs. So by choosing natural cleaning products (and reading their ingredient labels), you can find options that have plant-based
Three branches, one tree In modern-day Israel, the 15th of Shevat (Tu B Shevat), is a day to celebrate the ecology and plant trees. by Ofer Bavly on February 25, 2021
The Straussman family planting a willow tree on Tu B’Shevat in their backyard. Photo credit: Guy Yechiely, Jewish Agency for Israel.
As far back as the Mishnah, the 15th day of the month of Shevat on the Jewish calendar has been celebrated as the new year for the trees a day to celebrate nature and our people s connection to the land.
The father of Zionism, Theodor Herzl, described a utopian future state of Israel, placing high importance on the values of environmentalism and ecology 50 years before the state was established and long before the creation of the green movement.