The advantages of using vinegar over chemical cleaners to clean your home are so many and so important that this subject should be taught in every Home Economics class in the world. Of course, that is not going to happen. But you can discover the benefits of using vinegar and of banishing chemical-based cleaning agents from your home and work environment. Then you can spread the word while you protect your family and yourself.
Most of the cleaning, polishing, and deodorizing products sold in the grocery store are (barely) regulated under the Hazardous Products Act. Did you know that the shiny can you’re paying good money for in a simple attempt to make your home clean and appealing can contain things that are poisonous, or harmful to skin, eyes, and mucous membranes? There will probably be warnings on the back and instructions on what to do in case of ‘improper’ use or handling. Most of the ingredients should not be inhaled, so do you have a face mask in your closet, as well?
Hundreds of these chemicals with unpronounceable names have been proved – proved – to be carcinogens. Some are also used as pesticides. Some are banned or restricted in the workplace, and some are known to have negative effects on the respiratory, reproductive, and nervous systems of animals after long-term exposure.
In addition, over a thousand new chemicals come on the scene, and the market, every year. These swell the ranks of the thousands already being used for which there has been no research. In other words, these chemicals may make your furniture shine and your glassware sparkle, but no one knows what else they do.
Hopefully this information is enough to make people do some searching on their own and turn away from all the unknown entities with names that end in -zine, -pane, -dioxin, -rene, -thane, and -phenyl. These chemicals may produce the desired results, but at what coat to health and quality of life?
Does this mean dull floors, dusty furniture, streaky glasses and windows, and germs lurking in your kitchen and bath? No more fresh scent, easy wipe up, quick spray and shine, or ant-free home? Not at all.
Vinegar can safely and effectively replace all the dangerous products that most people use. Distilled white vinegar, made from corn and fermented naturally, disinfects, cleans, deep cleans, gets stains off linoleum and carpets, freshens and brightens laundry, shines floors, and banishes odors. It also kills and discourages ants and other insects, takes the pain and itch out of bug bites and stings, kills weeds, and eliminates mold and bacteria.
It stings if you get it in your eyes (wash with water) but you can eat it if you want and whistle while you work (which involves breathing). You can tell others about it, since you can pronounce it, and know that if the baby plays in the area you just cleaned, it is no problem.
The advantages of using vinegar over chemical cleaners to clean your home are so crucial to your health that the fact you will also save money may be an anti-climax.
Vinegar uses could eliminate many of the typical chemical household cleaners that are on the market today. Cleaning with vinegar is effective and easy and costs less than commercial cleaners.
Resouce : Jack Bennington www.myezineonline.com
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