Comments on: Are Baking Soda, Hydrogen Peroxide and Vinegar Truly Green Cleaning Products? http://naturesgreenremedy.com/are-baking-soda-hydrogen-peroxide-and-vinegar-truly-green-cleaning-products/ Helping Find Balance Between Man & Nature Mon, 06 Sep 2010 10:03:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Jim Hickey http://naturesgreenremedy.com/are-baking-soda-hydrogen-peroxide-and-vinegar-truly-green-cleaning-products/comment-page-1/#comment-179 Jim Hickey Wed, 18 Aug 2010 23:57:54 +0000 http://naturesgreenremedy.com/?p=330#comment-179 Actually this article on baking soda, vinegar and hydrogen peroxide was prompted after reading numerous articles stating these were the only true green and natural cleaners. I happen to use hydrogen peroxide and baking soda but also use a natural cleaner derived from vegetation that comes in concentrated form (there are other posts on this site about this) saving on packing and shipping in addition to coming from natural products. Actually this article on baking soda, vinegar and hydrogen peroxide was prompted after reading numerous articles stating these were the only true green and natural cleaners. I happen to use hydrogen peroxide and baking soda but also use a natural cleaner derived from vegetation that comes in concentrated form (there are other posts on this site about this) saving on packing and shipping in addition to coming from natural products.

]]> By: Maribeth Yarnell http://naturesgreenremedy.com/are-baking-soda-hydrogen-peroxide-and-vinegar-truly-green-cleaning-products/comment-page-1/#comment-178 Maribeth Yarnell Mon, 16 Aug 2010 19:46:08 +0000 http://naturesgreenremedy.com/?p=330#comment-178 While this appears to be a viable technical-to-scientific view, as is so common, you have stated the problem, but offered no solution. The mentioned chemistry is STILL very viable to keep our children (in my case grandchildren) better protected from bad air and vile surfaces in their homes and schools --AT THIS TIME Perhaps there IS no solution. If that be the case, what is the point of DIScouraging protecting our children from toxic and malodorous airborne and surface chemistry? This implication and likely behavior from readers to just cancel the effort and buy the cheapest cleaners in the market. I'd like to see you go back and do a comparison for least of several evils for our culture. Unfortunately our culture(s) and population(s) are just too massive and concentrated for all of us to live a truly green existence. So where are the alternatives? You can use SALT for much cleaning, but that is also primarily MINED (Hutchinson, Kansas for example.) We could harvest our own evaporated sea salt, if we lived on a coast --otherwise the cost is outrageous for cleaning and the abundance for a whole community is just not there. Is yours a 'writing for hire' purposed to undermine individual efforts to lead more earth-friendy lives? While this appears to be a viable technical-to-scientific view, as is so common, you have stated the problem, but offered no solution.

The mentioned chemistry is STILL very viable to keep our children (in my case grandchildren) better protected from bad air and vile surfaces in their homes and schools –AT THIS TIME

Perhaps there IS no solution. If that be the case, what is the point of DIScouraging protecting our children from toxic and malodorous airborne and surface chemistry? This implication and likely behavior from readers to just cancel the effort and buy the cheapest cleaners in the market.

I’d like to see you go back and do a comparison for least of several evils for our culture. Unfortunately our culture(s) and population(s) are just too massive and concentrated for all of us to live a truly green existence. So where are the alternatives?

You can use SALT for much cleaning, but that is also primarily MINED (Hutchinson, Kansas for example.)
We could harvest our own evaporated sea salt, if we lived on a coast –otherwise the cost is outrageous for cleaning and the abundance for a whole community is just not there.

Is yours a ‘writing for hire’ purposed to undermine individual efforts to lead more earth-friendy lives?

]]> By: house cleaning mom atlanta http://naturesgreenremedy.com/are-baking-soda-hydrogen-peroxide-and-vinegar-truly-green-cleaning-products/comment-page-1/#comment-168 house cleaning mom atlanta Fri, 09 Jul 2010 13:31:28 +0000 http://naturesgreenremedy.com/?p=330#comment-168 totally agree with your ideas on this one. Love the ideas thank you ! totally agree with your ideas on this one. Love the ideas thank you !
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]]> By: E http://naturesgreenremedy.com/are-baking-soda-hydrogen-peroxide-and-vinegar-truly-green-cleaning-products/comment-page-1/#comment-158 E Fri, 07 May 2010 00:14:03 +0000 http://naturesgreenremedy.com/?p=330#comment-158 So, what do you recommend using for cleaning/beauty purposes besides these "green alternatives"? So, what do you recommend using for cleaning/beauty purposes besides these “green alternatives”?

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