Your health is linked to your environment.
It means that whatever touches your skin, or goes into your lungs (air) and stomach (food and drinks), has a direct impact on your health.
This is a very important concept you need to understand because you have control over it.
You get to decide what food you eat and what products you use.
Most of us spend more time indoors, in our own homes, than outside.
And in every room, there are products containing chemicals that are toxic.
Those toxic household products get in contact with your skin or release fumes that get in your lungs, and can cause major damages to your health, your family's and even your pets'.
If we look into just your laundry room, where you're supposed to clean clothes and make them look and smell fresh, you'll find out that most of the products there put your health at high risk.
Here's the top 3 list of toxic household products in your laundry room.
Laundry Detergents Laundry detergents are there for a main reason, clean stains and remove dirt from our clothes.
Commercial detergents are loaded with agents such as artificial fragrances and surfactants to remove grease and oil stains.
And since the vast majority of people wear clothes all the time, our skin is in constant contact with those chemicals.
And not only they are dangerous for people, but they're also a threat for the environment.
Fabric Softeners Just like laundry detergents, fabric softeners contain artificial fragrances.
Manufacturers use artificial fragrances for the simple and only reason that they are cheaper than their natural counterpart.
And to carry the fragrances, another very toxic chemical called phthalates.
Chlorine Bleach Household bleach contains sodium hypochlorite.
Sodium hypochlorite is a very strong antimicrobial pesticide as well as a fungicide.
It is used to kill bacteria, fungi, molds and viruses.
Bleach is very caustic and will burn any person or object that comes in contact with it or only inhale it.
Remember to NEVER mix bleach with other cleaning products as it can create lethal fumes.
The toxic chemicals in those products are known to severely irritate and burn the skin, eyes, nose, throat, airway and lungs.
Higher exposures may cause headaches, dizziness, a build-up of fluid in the lungs, nausea and vomiting.
Some even have negative effects on reproductive health and increase the risk of developing cancer.
You must be wondering how you will clean your clothes if you get rid of all those products? And how about the other cleaning products that you are using in your home, or even your bath & body products and cosmetics? Are they also toxic? Find out right now by downloading my Free Report"4 Simple Steps to Make Your Home Safer While Saving Time and Money".