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Googling the chemicals in our "green cleaner"

9 months, 2 weeks ago by: kirstendirksen  staff  like? | comments


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Now that green cleaning has gone mainstream, it seems every month there's a new product to try out. Even supermarkets have their own low cost generic brands. But just because a company advertises their product as green, doesn't mean it's not full of chemicals.

Luckily for us consumers, these days there are websites and databases to help us non-geeky types understand what all those big words on the ingredients list really mean.

In this video, we at faircompanies te...

Now that green cleaning has gone mainstream, it seems every month there's a new product to try out. Even supermarkets have their own low cost generic brands. But just because a company advertises their product as green, doesn't mean it's not full of chemicals.

Luckily for us consumers, these days there are websites and databases to help us non-geeky types understand what all those big words on the ingredients list really mean.

In this video, we at faircompanies tested a new white brand green cleaner and did a bit of googling to find out just what we were putting on our floor.


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