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An inside view of toxic and natural cleaning products from one of the top manufacturers of natural cleaners.
The strength of this book is that it focuses on cleaning products and is written by folks who make cleaning products, so they really understand the subject. After the introductory chapters repeat a lot of what you may already know about toxic chemicals in general from reading other books, the chapters on the dangers of specific ingredients used in cleaning products and the challenges natural cleaners face bring new information. Then a room-by-room guide tells how to clean everything--how to make cleaners yourself, choose the least toxic commercial products, and what tools to use. Closing chapters tell of specific dangers to children and how to improve indoor air quality overall. And at the end is a very short list of recommended natural cleaning products.
