In 1992 we swapped out the toxic cleaners under the sink, expecting to pay more for the privilege. The math went the other way, and it still does. Continue Reading →
Half the bottles on the shelf now say green, natural or plant-based. Almost none of them have to prove it. Here's the difference between the label and the ingredient list. Continue Reading →
Going green has a reputation for costing more. In a few specific places it does the exact opposite, and those are the places worth starting. Continue Reading →
Conventional cleaners and green ones make the same promise on the front of the bottle. The difference is what's left behind — on the counter, in the air, down the drain. Continue Reading →
We spend most of our lives indoors, which makes the air in your house a bigger lever than almost anything else in it. Four changes, none of them expensive. Continue Reading →
