Tips 

• Never combine ammonia or vinegar with Bleach. It creates a lethal gas called Chloramine Gas.
• Wash new synthetic sheets and clothes a couple times before using or wearing to remove formaldehyde.
• Never combine ANYTHING with Bleach. Lethal gases are created.
• Detergents cause more household poisonings than any other household products.
• Detergents are not necessary for cotton, linens, silks, and wool as they were developed particularly for synthetic fabrics.
• If vinegar and water streaks on glass and mirrors, there is build-up. Use a rubbing alcohol to remove it.
• Never wash windows when sun is shining directly on them. The combination will dry too quickly and streak.
• Use newspaper instead of paper towels to clean glass.
• Never pour grease down the drain.
• Chlorine is toxic on skin, inhaled, ingested.
• Chlorine residue left on clothes after washing can trigger allergic reactions.
• Chlorine bleach causes septic systems failure. It kills the good bacteria that break down waste in septic tanks.
• Hot water is the best dish cleaner.

Helpful Organizations

• American Lung Association: 1-800-LUNG-USA
• Consumer Product Safety Commission: 1-800-638-2772
• National Institute for Environmental Health Sciences (EnviroHealth Clearinghouse): 1-800-643-4794
• National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH): 1-800-356-4674
• Indoor Air Quality Information Clearinghouse (IAQ INFO): 1-800-438-4318
• National Lead Information Center: 1-800-LEADFYI
• National Pesticides Telecommunications Network: 1-800-858-7378