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Eco friendly Method All Purpose cleaner is one I have been using for a couple of years now. I first tried it as a kind of experiment. I had been using Fantastic cleaner but wanted to try something that was better for the environment, so I gave method a shot.
Well, to say I was surprised at how well it worked is an understatement. It is by far the best cleanser I have ever had and the fact that it’s an eco friendly cleaning option just makes it all the better.
The all purpose Method Cleaner comes in several different scents, there is the fragrance free variety, as well as cucumber, lavender, cucumber and my personal favorite pink grapefruit.
You can literally use it on any surface, when Method cleaners day all purpose they mean it. I’ve used it on glass, counter tops, sinks, the floor, the walls and everything in between, I live by it.
But what’s even more important than the fact this cleaner works so well is how eco friendly it is. There are no phosphates in it and every single one of their ingredients are non corrosive, non toxic as well as biodegradable. So when the cleaner does do down the drain it is not going to hurt the environment at all.
One last thing about Method All Purpose Cleaner and I promise I’ll shut up. Since they aren’t toxic or anything like that, you never have to worry about rinsing your counters or anything else off after you use it. This cuts your work in half just like that. See why I’m such a fan?
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Organic vs Non-Organic Food
Over the past two decades the world has become increasingly health and environmentally conscious. The world of social activism is no longer confined to protest marches and leaflet campaigns. Today, consumers realize that they have the power to evoke change by voting with the most important tool at their disposal, their wallets. Today, it is a well known fact that if you want a cleaner environment and healthier food you should choose organic products.
What makes food organic? In strictly scientific terms, organic substances contain carbon, the building block of life. By this definition, everything that we eat is technically organic. However, agricultural parlance has changed the definition of organic when it relates to food and other consumables. Inorganic food encompasses everything that organic food is not.
Organic food must be free from all synthetic chemicals.
This starts at the ground level when a farmer prepares his field. He cannot use any petroleum-based fertilizer or chemically altered material in his soil. Manure and compost are acceptable natural products; Miracle Gro is not.
Chemicals are also not allowed for pest or disease control. A farmer can treat his crops with insecticidal soap or neem oil, but cannot use store-bought sprays unless they are certified organic.
Organic food cannot be genetically altered in any way.
Traditionally, changes to plants and livestock were accomplished through selective breeding techniques and hand pollination. These techniques are still certified organic.
Genetically modified food, or GM food, has been tampered with at the genetic level. Sometimes varieties of plants have been cross-bred to create hardier or tastier strains. GM seeds can be drought resistant or have higher yields. Purists feel GM technology tampers with the work of Mother Nature and is therefore inorganic.
Organic food cannot come in contact with inorganic food.
In order to ensure that pesticides or other chemical treatments don’t rub off on organic produce, it must be packaged and shipped separately from conventionally farmed food.
Proponents of organic food say that the products are healthier than conventional produce. Fewer chemicals mean fewer carcinogens. They also say that the food just tastes better. At the same time, organic soil may still produce run-off, but it isn’t toxic run-off that will permanently damage the water table. Animals that are fed exclusively on organic products, such as free-range chickens or grass-fed beef are generally believed to be treated more humanely, though this isn’t always the case.
Summary:
1. Organic and inorganic foods are differentiated by their farming processes, not their chemical makeup.
2. Organic food is chemical free, GM free, and free from contact with inorganic food while inorganic food is anything that doesn’t meet those strict guidelines.
3. Many consumers believe that organic food is healthier, tastes better, and is better for the environment than inorganic food.
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This blog states the benefits of echo friendly cleaners .You have a great site here.Although it is non toxic it sometimes doesn’t really get all the grime out.
These products seem very effective.
Great suggestions. I use lemongrass oil flavored organic cleanser for cleaning and it also has a good aroma. And there are people who don’t like that smell.
Eco friendly is also good for your health which is an added benefit lol. Unlike most cleaners which are not good to breath in.
I’ have tried various version of green cleaners
friendly products and encouraging friendly environment
Thanks for the recommendation.