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[This is Part Two of 5 Household Items You Never Knew Were Toxic. Click here to read Part 1.]
I could make an endless list of toxic products in your home. But, it's also important that you understand how to identify toxic products - which is difficult, because companies don't want you to know the truth. So, you really have to investigate.
Let's take a look at the next 5 Household Items You Never Knew Were Toxic:
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I could make an endless list of toxic products in your home. But, it's also important that you understand how to identify toxic products - which is difficult, because companies don't want you to know the truth. So, you really have to investigate.
Let's take a look at the next 5 Household Items You Never Knew Were Toxic:
Let's be honest. With so many products out there, an extremely saturated market, and greedy corporate companies, it's difficult to find truly natural products. Most products - from laundry detergents to body lotions - are loaded with toxic chemicals, such as fragrance, parabens, triclosan, and so many more.
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For thousands of years, people had relied on bar soap to keep good hygiene and ward off sickness. In 1865, that all changed. A man named William Shepphard patented liquid soap. A few years later, Minnetonka Corporation had made Sheppherd’s liquid soap world-renowned, and extremely popular. It was called SoftSoap. And it's still around today, causing cancer and poisoning clueless consumers.
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This morning, Case and I went to our local Farmer's Market. This sun was bright, a gentle breeze kissed the vendors displays, and people giddied along as they browsed several handmade goods.
We bought our favorite homemade sourdough bread, a juicy pineapple, and some delicious plantain chips. We can't go our week without the market's goodies.
There was just one problem. There was no good soap!
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We bought our favorite homemade sourdough bread, a juicy pineapple, and some delicious plantain chips. We can't go our week without the market's goodies.
There was just one problem. There was no good soap!
Companies can market however they wish, even if that means using wordplay to their advantage.
Green-Washed products make an unsubstantiated claim to deceive consumers into believing that their products are environmentally friendly. Essentially, it's a marketing ploy, in which green PR and green marketing are deceptively used to persuade the public that a product's aims and policies are environmentally friendly.
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Green-Washed products make an unsubstantiated claim to deceive consumers into believing that their products are environmentally friendly. Essentially, it's a marketing ploy, in which green PR and green marketing are deceptively used to persuade the public that a product's aims and policies are environmentally friendly.