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Melalueca Products or Seventh Generation Products?
Asked by N.C. from Dallas
on May 30, 2007
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I am have bought some Seventh generation products at the Whole food store and a friend that sells Melalueca has gave me some to try out.Does anyone know much about the...
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- I have used the Melalueca washing liquid along with the Melabrite, and it is wonderful. I started using it when my oldest was born because he was getting a rash from ...
- Hi N., I've never used Melaluca products, but have used 7th generation products. I do like 7th generation products and like that you can just go to the store and b...
- I have been using Melaleuca for about 4 years now and I LOVE IT! It's safe for my baby and the environment. Plus you really get your money's worth. Sol-U-mel can get a...
Best Place to Buy California Baby Products and Seventh Generation
Asked by A.C. from Dallas
on March 13, 2010
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I use California Baby and Seventh Generation products and need to find a way to save because their prices are so high! Do any of you know if there are places for coup...
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- Drugstore.com. It isn't always cheaper, but they have great sales sometimes, so if you watch carefully and buy at the right time you can save money. I also think Bab...
- A., Would you be interested in switching? Shaklee has very concentrated products so they last longer and are far less expensive. For example, with the Basic H you p...
- I would actually go with Earth Mama Angel Baby over California Baby (I think they are far superior). Northern Essence is fantastic too. I like Shaklee far and beyon...
Where to Find Seventh Generation Diapers/ Baby Soaps for a Good Price
Asked by S.C. from Detroit
on October 23, 2008
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Hey there!! I am looking to get some SG diapers and baby (tear free) soaps. If you know where I can find that at a comparable rate please let me know thanks!
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- on sale at Plum market pretty cheap and kroger has good sales too and decent regular prices. (might I suggest cloth for economy sake - they are really easy!)
- Diapers.com has decent prices.
- I just bought 7th generation diapers at Big Lots! They're on sale this week. They might have other things in the near future.. looks like your kids are out of diapers ...
"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 ...
Cleaning Supplies
Asked by K.D. from Milwaukee
on March 19, 2010
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I am looking for a mold remover cleaning supply for the bathroom that doesn't smell so bad that it takes over the entire house. I have always used Tilex mold remover,...
Organic Cleaning Products
Asked by A.B. from Spartanburg
on February 4, 2009
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Hey ladies!
I have been looking for environmentally friendly "organic" household cleaners. Just wondering if any of you have suggestions of what works well. I have tr...
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- I love Melaleuca products. They really remove toxic residue while other non-toxic products don't and can't break the residues down. They are so safe they don't have ch...
- I'd have to agree that Method and Green works well, but also the old classics, white vinegar, and baking soda also work in a pinch.
- I have used Amway products for many years and find they work the best for almost everything. They have a sensitive skin laundry soap, baby shampoo and other baby prod...
Going Green
Asked by A.F. from Indianapolis
on January 7, 2008
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Hi Moms! Just wanted to share something. I bought the 99 cent reusable grocery bags at Marsh, and they give you a 5 cent per bag refund at the checkout--not somethin...
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- I have started to use plastic washable containers for everything in my fridge..opened blocks of cheese, washed lettuce..i was a big "ziplock" fan...i like "KATIE S" am...
- We recently decided to go green at home also. We cloth diaper which is incredibly easy...PM me for more info and websites if you are interested. We have also tried the...
- I can't afford to buy anything for now so I try to recycle my things to go green. Here are some things I do. I use all the empty jars (jam/jelly, peanut, coffee.......
Going Green/eating Organic - Need Advice
Asked by K.M. from Los Angeles
on May 21, 2008
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hello everyone!
i was just curious to see if anyone had any advice on how to start going green, specifically detoxing the home. i don't know where to start! i do us...
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- You can start by getting some white vinegar and some baking soda. Those two things will go a long way for cleaning! The baking soda is great for scrubbing, and the vin...
- Hi K.: That is really great that you are making efforts to 'go green and eat organic.' I would say that yes, it really is worth the trouble! These days, there are a l...
- You might want to check into Melaleuca products. The cleaners are all tea tree oil based. You can check up on the products on Melaleuca.com. It is supposed to be great...
Natural Diaper Wipes and Daycare
Asked by O.B. from Minneapolis
on September 27, 2007
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My three month-old is about to start day care and we are asked to supply the wipes. Curently I use soft pieces of fabric and wet them down with just water, but what s...
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- My daughter's daycare used a dry wipe similar to a piece of gauze from a doctors office or something it's hard to explain and they just wetted it. It seemed to be some...
- We cloth diaper and wipe as well. We make wipes a batch at a time with a little bit of Jason's Homebest baby soap, a few drops of tea tree oil, and water (we keep the...
- As a daycare provider I would sure hope that your provider will conform to your needs. I don't see it going out of the way. Have you thought of making your own wipes...
SEVERE Diaper Rash!
Asked by G.L. from San Francisco
on November 18, 2008
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My 17 month old daughter never really had diaper rash until about month ago when she developed one. It has gotten worse and then better and then worse again and the pa...
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- My son used to get really bad diaper rash, bleeding, pain like you describe. He had a yeast infection and he got it several times. My doctor prescribed a cream, but ...
- Just want to echo the suggestion that you go to the pediatrician. It sounds like a yeast infection. If it's bleeding your daughter can get a secondary infection too,...
- It sounds like your daughter has a yeast infection. You need to take her to the dr's so they can perscribe a treatment for her. If you don't this can get very worse. B...
