Comments on: Spray Cleaners Linked to Asthma: Discover Alternatives http://naturalhealthremedies.org/spray-cleaners-linked-to-asthma-discover-alternatives/ Health | Supplements | Nutrition | Diet | Exercise Sat, 06 Sep 2008 05:58:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: How to Keep Your Bedroom Allergen-Free | Finer Living http://naturalhealthremedies.org/spray-cleaners-linked-to-asthma-discover-alternatives/#comment-1098 How to Keep Your Bedroom Allergen-Free | Finer Living Mon, 03 Dec 2007 14:14:09 +0000 http://www.naturalhealthremedies.org/spray-cleaners-linked-to-asthma-discover-alternatives/#comment-1098 [...] You can easily judge how much dust is in the air when beams of sunlight them. If there is quite a lot then you can buy an air filter to keep levels down. Flooring Choices - The best type of flooring is one you can clean with a mop, such as hardwood, laminate, bamboo or cork. This will be much easier to clean the carpeting. When cleaning your home it’s a good idea to use natural products because chemicals have been linked to asthma. [...] [...] You can easily judge how much dust is in the air when beams of sunlight them. If there is quite a lot then you can buy an air filter to keep levels down. Flooring Choices - The best type of flooring is one you can clean with a mop, such as hardwood, laminate, bamboo or cork. This will be much easier to clean the carpeting. When cleaning your home it’s a good idea to use natural products because chemicals have been linked to asthma. [...]

]]> By: Opal Tribble/Vegan Momma http://naturalhealthremedies.org/spray-cleaners-linked-to-asthma-discover-alternatives/#comment-512 Opal Tribble/Vegan Momma Thu, 18 Oct 2007 10:12:12 +0000 http://www.naturalhealthremedies.org/spray-cleaners-linked-to-asthma-discover-alternatives/#comment-512 I hope your ficus bounces back. I had a ficus that was suffering. I had my appendices removed several years ago. I was in the hospital for I think six days when I arrived home my ficus was miserable. It took a little while to get it to box back but if finally did. I was so happy, lol. I use the tea tree oil mixed with lavender essential oil, and whatever else I'm in the mood for. I add water. This is used to spray my ferrets home/cage. It's where they sleep, eat, and poop. It keeps the cage smelling wonderful. I also use the spray on my dogs blankets. People tell me my house doesn't smell like dogs. I have found that although simple it is extremely effective. I occasionally spray them, lol. At first they did not like it but now they don't mind. I hope your ficus bounces back. I had a ficus that was suffering. I had my appendices removed several years ago. I was in the hospital for I think six days when I arrived home my ficus was miserable. It took a little while to get it to box back but if finally did. I was so happy, lol.

I use the tea tree oil mixed with lavender essential oil, and whatever else I’m in the mood for. I add water. This is used to spray my ferrets home/cage. It’s where they sleep, eat, and poop. It keeps the cage smelling wonderful. I also use the spray on my dogs blankets.

People tell me my house doesn’t smell like dogs. I have found that although simple it is extremely effective. I occasionally spray them, lol. At first they did not like it but now they don’t mind.

]]> By: April http://naturalhealthremedies.org/spray-cleaners-linked-to-asthma-discover-alternatives/#comment-506 April Wed, 17 Oct 2007 10:55:09 +0000 http://www.naturalhealthremedies.org/spray-cleaners-linked-to-asthma-discover-alternatives/#comment-506 I love tea tree oil too but mainly use it on my skin. When we get get the house sorted out better I'll need to give your polish recipe a try. We have quite a lot of oak antique furniture. Our ficus is in a sorry state though. It was very cold in the house over winter (ice cubes didn't melt at "room temperature") plus the walls are painted dark colours. Luckily the ficus has gone upstairs in a freshly painted off-white room and is recovering. I love tea tree oil too but mainly use it on my skin. When we get get the house sorted out better I’ll need to give your polish recipe a try. We have quite a lot of oak antique furniture.

Our ficus is in a sorry state though. It was very cold in the house over winter (ice cubes didn’t melt at “room temperature”) plus the walls are painted dark colours. Luckily the ficus has gone upstairs in a freshly painted off-white room and is recovering.

]]> By: Opal Tribble/Vegan Momma http://naturalhealthremedies.org/spray-cleaners-linked-to-asthma-discover-alternatives/#comment-505 Opal Tribble/Vegan Momma Wed, 17 Oct 2007 10:39:48 +0000 http://www.naturalhealthremedies.org/spray-cleaners-linked-to-asthma-discover-alternatives/#comment-505 Thanks for the mention. Those are all great ways to clean your place with non toxic products. I use tea tree in a lot of things also. It's fairly effective way to kill germs. I also enjoy having house plants their are some that are easy to maintain so even if a person has a brown thumb their plant will flourish. :-) Ficus plants are easy to maintain. Thanks for the mention. Those are all great ways to clean your place with non toxic products. I use tea tree in a lot of things also. It’s fairly effective way to kill germs. I also enjoy having house plants their are some that are easy to maintain so even if a person has a brown thumb their plant will flourish. :-) Ficus plants are easy to maintain.

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