Non-toxic baking sheets are becoming more popular as people become aware of the potentially harmful chemicals that can be found in many common household items. According to recent research, U.S. consumers are spending upwards of $26.5 billion per year on home baking products. That’s BILLION… with a B. And the same research found that 45% …
Have you ever purchased a new shower curtain or liner, brought it home, and gotten a huge whiff of chemical smell when you pull it out of the package? That smell is a sign of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) being released into your home… Don’t fret! What’s done is done, and there are non-toxic shower …
Ah… Cleaning the toilet. My favorite chore. Just kidding. It has gotten easier now that I’ve found my favorite non-toxic toilet cleaner though. I purchased and tested five different non-toxic toilet cleaners for this article, and my favorite (mostly due to the convenience factor) was Blueland’s, followed closely by Seventh Generation’s. You can read more …
When we head over to our stove to make a fresh pot of tea, most of us aren’t thinking about what tea kettles are made of. But we should be, and here’s why: Not all tea kettles are non-toxic, and since they come in contact with tea (something we drink), it’s important to buy a …
Whether you want a non-toxic bath mat to keep yourself from slipping in the shower or to keep your babies from sliding around, we made this list just for you! Why bring toxins in your home when you don’t have to? It’s a little more understandable when it comes to food, makeup, and other treasured …
Pregnancy is a beautiful thing. You’re “glowing” with excitement to meet your little one, and you’re probably doing all that you can to prepare for them. It’s truly an amazing thing—and definitely not easy on your body. But if there’s one thing that isn’t “easy” about pregnancy (besides vomiting, mood swings, and heartburn), it’s that …
The average baby will use over 2,000 diapers in just the first year of their life. Over the course of their diapering years, you’re looking at more like 4,000-5,000 diapers. (Though I feel like mine uses at least 1,000 in a week!) Either way, that’s a lot of diapers! And while there are more choices …
There are literally hundreds of brands of disposable diapers on the market (and 10 just on the aisle at my local Target). In fact, research shows the global baby diaper market is expected to reach nearly $109 billion by 2028. But parents are growing more aware of the chemicals in these products and what they …
Let’s say you’re going camping with your family. You’re all packed up and ready to go, when it suddenly hits you that your toddler is still in diapers… and the campsite doesn’t have trash cans. What do you do? A lot of backpackers and campers burn their trash when there isn’t a better way to …
If you’ve been researching non-toxic diapers or menstrual products, you may have come across the term “dioxins.” But what are dioxins, and why are they something you should be concerned about? What Are Dioxins & Where Do They Come From? There are hundreds of different types of individual dioxins, but all dioxins come from three …
I have three kids, and over the years, we’ve had the exciting job of trying out A LOT of disposable diapers. And I know from first-hand experience how frustrating it can be to find a good, reliable disposable diaper brand that fits your needs, doesn’t cause a diaper rash, and feels soft on baby’s skin …
If you’re into crafting, you’ve probably heard of epoxy resin. Maybe you’ve even worked with it. Is epoxy resin toxic though? The short answer is yes. While epoxy can be super fun to work with, it is also important to be aware of the potential dangers that come with using it. What Is Epoxy Resin? …
