Health Benefits of Green Products and Risks of Using Chemicals

 

Just how bad are household cleaning products? Studies have shown that using a household cleaning spray, even as little as once a week, raises the risk of developing asthma. Asthma has been pointed as one of the leading causes of absences in school aged children. Not worried about asthma? How about those chemical burns and irritations on the skin and eyes. Those things are no joke. Ever accidently mixed cleaning products and all of a sudden saw smoke rising? Ever cleaned with bleach and felt as if all of your nose hairs are burned off? With green products, such as the ones used with HD Cleaning, these risks are completely eliminated. Are you a consumer who is attracted to the “antibacterial” labels? Yea, I was too. Until I recently learned that A U.S. Food and Drug Administration scientific advisory panel determined that “antibacterial” soaps are no better than regular soaps at killing germs or reducing the spread of infection.  The American Medical Association recommends avoiding “antibacterial” products at home, as they may promote bacterial resistance to antibiotics. So to sum up, green cleaning is just as efficient as the chemicals, poses no health risks what so ever, and lets you breath easier.