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People with asthma, winter can be a especially difficult time for breathing. Cold and dry air can be factors that contribute to the challenge. Staying inside to be warm from the Brrrr can also be a challenge, because of dust and if you have pets their dandruff.
It is recommended to clean your home or living space weekly, this will help prevent an asthmatic attack from happening.
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Fact Friday Why cleaning is important for health? Experts say that by doing a thorough Spring-cleaning it has many health benefits. A clean home can strengthen your immune system and help you avoid illnesses. A decluttered home can also help with depression and stress.
Purchasing cleaning products can be confusing. Does the ” Natural “ on the label mean that it is a healthier choice and safe for the household? Does a word ” Green “ mean it’s a healthier choice and safe for the environment? A guide, that we use all the time to learn about products that…
Unlocked cabinetThe number of injuries to young children caused by exposure to household cleaning products have decreased almost by half over the past two decades. Roughly 12,000 children under the age of 6 are still being treated in U.S. emergency rooms every year for these types of accidental poisonings. This is largely due to child-resistant…
Fact Friday Do not use any cleaners for the inside of a microwave. Some suggested ways are: Lemon slices in a microwave glass bowl with water microwaved on high. Oranges and limes also work well. Wipe down afterwards. Another method is using white Vinegar diluted with water. Spray this solution inside and wipe it clean.
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A natural or synthetic Loofah can cause a skin infection. It has been well documented these type of bacteria have been found in a Loofah: Pseudomonas, Klebsiella, Enterococcus, Staphylococcus, and more. It is important to disinfect a Loofah and replace the Loofah often. Gently rub your skin with the Loofah — Do not rub your…
