Bleach: Seventh Generation
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Seventh Generation Cleaners?
Asked by H.M. from Grand Rapids
on March 23, 2010
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I just started using the Seventh Generation disinfecting spray and I love it. I was wondering in any moms have tried any of their many other products and if so how you...
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- I absolutely HATE 7th generation products! They never get anything clean around my place. I just use Dawn dish soap (the one with Aloe) and I really like Arm and Ham...
- I use the disinfectant and bathroom cleaner - they do disinfect as long as you follow the directions. You can even use the multi-surface cleaner on kids' toys. The a...
- It’s funny to read the other posts. I LOVED the diapers, okay on the baby wipes, and wasn't really a fan of the laundry and dish soaps. I didn’t think they were ...
Bleach Alternative?
Asked by T.P. from Chicago
on January 24, 2008
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Hello Moms,
I am trying to rid my household of all harsh chemical cleaners and have been using the Seventh Generation products for a while now. For the most part, t...
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- The vinegar, Hydrogen peroxide mix does work great--also add tea tree oil for extra power. We did finally put in an exhaust fan in our bathroom--we live in an very old...
- Hi T., Good for you for using non-toxic cleaners. I use Shaklee cleaners and we have had the same mold in the tub issues. Shaklee's "Basic G" (its a germicide and b...
- Hi T., You may need to start with fresh caulk to start, but I use Shaklee's Scour Off (I'm a distributor) and find it to work VERY well, without all the harsh chemica...
Need a Non-toxic Disinfectant to Clean Toys (& Books?)
Asked by J.W. from Portland
on April 17, 2008
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Hi Moms,
What do you use as a non-toxic disinfectant to clean toys? I recently purchased some used toys and would like to clean them before my child plays with th...
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- Clorox clean-works is great. It's made from natural products, its just as effective and bleach, but it's as gentle and soap and water, and it costs the same as any oth...
- I've read that clorox anywhere spray (light blue bottle) works without having to be wiped off. There are also pampers wipes for toys and high chairs. And there are man...
- Hi!~ I use clorox anywhere ALL the time:)I would recommend that:)
Surface Cleaner for Young Babies
Asked by M.P. from Salt Lake City
on May 31, 2009
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What is a good, safe cleaner to disinfect surfaces? I've heard of using Hydrogen Peroxide. Does that really work - is it really safe for babies? What else do you use?
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- Hi M., Here's a NATURAL disinfectant that is safe. 8 drops of TEA TREE oil with 2 1/2 cups of water in a spray bottle, shake well. Spray and wipe down. This recipe ...
- for a spray, mix 1/2 vinegar and 1/2 water. its a natural disinfectant and can't hurt the baby at all (she could even drink it) to replace ajax/comet like cleaners -...
- White Distilled Vinegar is a great, safe, chemical free cleaner and disinfectant.
Looking for Safer Toilet Cleaner
Asked by S. from Houston
on November 2, 2007
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Hi, I'm pregnant and wanting to find something to clean my toilet bowl that doesn't have the harsh chemical fumes that my current cleaner has. Does anybody know of an...
Cleaning Products for Home Daycare(non Bleach)
Asked by J.M. from Minneapolis
on November 30, 2010
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what kind of products do you use in your home daycare I am getting a headache from the smell and also have kids that have asthma that seem irritated by the smell and s...
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- you should check with your licensor; when i was in business in MN, they REQUIRED i use bleach, and would even check my cleaning supplies. if i bought those disinfectin...
- Lots of people have suggested vinegar, but I personally can't stand the smell of vinegar.... 7th Generation is pretty low-key and you can get it at Target! I switc...
- What about one of those steam cleaners, like the Shark or something like that?
Looking Fo Non Toxic Cleaner
Asked by T.B. from Jacksonville
on August 2, 2009
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I use all non toxic cleaners in my home. My 5 yr. old daughter has allergies so I do my best to control what she breaths in. Since we all know that school is a breedin...
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- You can also try the Seventh Generation products. Non-Toxic, Biodegradeable. You can find their products almost anywhere, or go on their site for location - www.seve...
- Hi T., I use Young Living's Thieves Cleaner. It is non-toxic and made with pure essential oils of rosemary, clove, cinnamon, eucalyptus and lemon. Naturally anti vi...
- My mom buys and sells Melaleuca. They have a botanical disinnfectant spray she uses called Soluguard.(LOL-she's an ESE teacher in a portable classroom that gets that s...
"Green" Cleaning Products
Asked by B.F. from Minneapolis
on September 16, 2007
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Im trying to switch to safer cleaning products and Im wondering what people are using. I use a lot of vinegar and baking soda. Im really looking for a bleach alternati...
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- B., As a mom who uses only safe products in my home, I am so happy to hear a daycare Mom is trying to do the same! I used to use a lot of vinegar as well. I switche...
- I've switched to 7th generation, in addition to using vinegar and baking soda. We buy it at our local Target, and after comparing prices with Melaluca, I believe I am...
- Tea Tree Oil, just like what is used in Melaleuca products, is a disinfectant. You can pick up a bottle at the natural food section for about $20 but you only use it ...
Glass Stove Top Cleaner
Asked by A.C. from Allentown
on June 1, 2009
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Hi
I just read on the glass cook top cleaner bottle that it can be used on shower doors. Has anyone tried this? I have hard water stains and being 7 months pregnant...
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- I don'y know anything about the glass top stove cleaner theory, I don't have a glass top stove. I am a big fan of the Mr. Clean Majic Erasers, all you need is a littl...
- The glass stove top cleaner may have harsh chemicals....you could try a spray bottle with vinegar as an all natural option. Good luck and take care of yourself!
- I use white vinegar to clean everything it works great and no chemicals. The smell goes away.
What's Your Favorite All-In-One Cleaner?
Asked by C.L. from Charlottesville
on September 30, 2011
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I hate having a ton of different cleaners for different jobs. Is there one great all-in-one cleaner that you love? A great *fresh scent* would be the cherry on top :)
