Posts by KayMMIV

the only issue i've heard with cars bieng too quite is for those who are blind or have trouble seeing. many of them have become accustomed to knowing when they can cross a street based on noise, if the vehicle is too quite this becomes a...

I usually email like you do. It's the quickest and easiest way in todays world to voice an issue/complaint a company. If I am really irked I will 'vent' about it on cafemom and hope others will email them also. I will probably also...

wow, thanks for posting this, that is amazing! I never would have guessed it was that drastic, I will definitly have to check into this info, thanks for the heads up!

me too, that is too funny, can't get over it!!! Quote: Originally Posted by organicgal007:i'm speechless. laughing, but speechless. 

I totally agree with you ladies talking about what it takes for a company to really be green as far as labels and listing ingredients goes! I also avoid clorox (although i was never so hot on burts bees so this wasn't the sacrifice it...

well, i'm basically copy and pasting my response from the post "what's the best green cleaning products" the cheapest and best most definitly are Vinegar, Essential Oils, Baking Soda, Citrus...

Vinegar, Essential Oils, Baking Soda, Citrus Acid, Washing Soda, Castile Soap (which i make from sratch from oils, milks and lye- but you can buy it too, or use whatever bar soap you like), Lemon Juice, Oils and...

add citrus acid to the mix to take off the film, the vinegar will also help as a rinse agent to reduce film, but the citrus acid will take care of it entirly. try this recipe: 1 cup borax1 cup baking soda1/4 cup citric acid...

chlorine exposure is defined similarly to other chemicals/ingredients by using the ppm measurement. Parts Per Million. 30ppm or more is considered high exposure. You are usually going to find this in certain accidents, like pool and...

this is true, I guess I still see it as a step in the right direction, but I do agree that they could be going even greener by finding a real use (or 'home') for the pre-consumer stuff without sending it through the process...