9 Common Cleaning Products You Should Stop Using Now (what to use instead)!

Do you ever wonder if the products you’re using to clean your home are doing you more harm than good? Today I’m sharing 9 cleaning products you should NEVER use. I did all the research so you don’t have to.

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[tarynmaria_]

Do you ever wonder if the products you’re using to clean your home are doing you more harm than good? Today I’m sharing 9 cleaning products you should NEVER use. I did all the research so you don’t have to.

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[curlyredcafe]

Great info-- homemade cleaning products using natural products like vinegar, baking soda, etc. are effective and so much healthier for us. Plus, they're cruelty-free-- no products tested on animals!

[flourishfaithfiber]

Baking soda is such a great cleaner and smell remover! Bleach...also how white flour/bread is made white. Crazy! I'm glad to know that Dawn is safe. Thanks for all these tips!

[pattyburkhart]

I worked in a chemical plant for almost 20 years. We made chlorine, ammonia and mothballs and much more. I’m 66 and just glad to be alive!

[x-mess]

Pt house cleaner here…. Hydrogen peroxide and vinegar do offgass just like bleach or ammonia. When cleaning bathroom/kitchen… spray, open windows/turn on fan, WALK AWAY to clean something else then come back to tackle that area.

[lauram.]

Thank you for this list! I hope you continue to do Toxic vs Non-Toxic lists for us all to be healthier & breath cleaner air.

[LGCblessed]

I've been transitioning from toxic products for a few years now and it's great that you're talking about it here! I watch that doctor you mention and she gives great information on her Youtube! Great video, thank you!

[twittlypoo]

My cleaning supplies are:-

White Vinegar
Isopropyl Alcohol 70% (Rubbing Alcohol)
Washing Soda Crystals
Bicarbonate of Soda
Eucalyptus Oil
Ecover Spot Stain Remover
Ecover Laundry (Oxygen) Bleach
Ecover Washing Up Liquid (Dish Soap)
Citric Acid
Ecoegg for Laundry
Ecover Limescale Remover
Ecover Power Toilet Cleaner


I make up my own sprays and solutions with a combination of the above depending on what I am cleaning!

[kymcampbellhanson]

I'm so glad more people are sharing about the toxins in our everyday household items. It's scary stuff. So many people worry about their diet and exercise but don't even consider the toxins our bodies are absorbing. Thanks for helping get the word out!

[wendystumpf]

Aromatherapy and essential oils can seriously harm your pets! Drooling, lethargy, confusion, staggering/balance issues. Do research or just don’t use them if you have any pets including birds and small creatures.

[anneblenkhorn]

Thanks for getting this message out to people. I became aware of these concerns a few years ago and now make many items myself. Baking soda, vinegar, bar keepers friend, Castile soap, Salsuds, essential oils and other items are used now.

[maureenfrancis]

Norwex Cloths and water, Dawn dish soap and vinegar are all I use to clean all of my home!♥

[jennifershaw]

I love it when you get this information out there! It is so important for our health and for our environment. You always present this information in a very non judgemental way so I'm sure it won't insult anyone. The more you know! ✔

[gwenj]

I appreciate this as I'm trying to clean up my house and diet. It's so hard to know which are harmless ingredients and what are harmful.

[JamieM]

No anger here. I agreed with everything you said. Really good info. Thank you.

[teeg]

I'm a cleaner at a large company, and we use a light mist of water and paper towels to wipe. Your husband is right about making sure you use a 2nd towel that is dry, which is essential to leaving it streak free. If you smoke in your home definitely use vinegar in the water to remove the smoke. I use vinegar to clean a lot it's safer for my dogs paws when it's muddy out and I'm constantly mopping up prints.

[yvonne]

I have tossed my dryer sheets and bought those spiked balls. Thank you very much for all the information you gathered.

[conniebruckner]

Might be a good idea to ask the nursery schools and kindergartens how and what they use to clean the surfaces/ toys etc.

[pstwings]

I'm with you! I've removed all the toxic cleaners from my home a number of years ago.

[mindycarson]

All you need is vinegar and baking soda. Only cleaning products needed. Thank you.

I was a major fragrance candle person. I have become more fussy as to what I burn now. Some of the most popular have the most chemicals.

Glad you confirmed and informed of this matter.