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12 Ways To Detox Your Home During The Winter

by Guest Post February 7, 2017
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There’s no place like home… but that doesn’t mean it’s perfect. Look around you: There’s bound to be something made partly or entirely of manmade synthetics and chemicals that just don’t do the body good.

You obviously want home to be that safe place for you and your family, so it’s time to do something about all the stuff that could have an effect on your wellbeing. A few weekends’ worth of rehab will have your home detoxed just in time for spring — imagine how much you’ll enjoy sitting pretty while everyone else is rolling up their sleeves for that dreaded seasonal cleaning.

Let’s get to it.



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1. Choose Microfiber Cloths

Experts like Ty Pennington ­— yes, the former host of “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” — swear by microfiber cloths. They’re super efficient cleaning agents, sopping up dirt and dust much more completely than regular towels or sponges. Pennington says this allows him to use less cleaning solution, too, since the microfiber does so much of the grunt work.

2. Simplify Your Cleaning Products, Too

You can make your cleaning routine even greener by swapping manmade cleaning solutions for more natural, equally effective options. There are countless swaps: Lemons take care of rust stains, vinegar stalls the growth of bacteria and baking soda fights odor. You might find yourself wondering why you bought those fancy squirt-bottle cleaners in the first place once you try these old-school champs.

3. Pick and Choose the Proper Plastics

It seems as though everything is made of plastic these days — except, you know, the fragile screen on your iPhone that you regularly drop.

In order to keep chemicals at bay, check labels on all the plastic products you buy to ensure they do not contain Bisphenol A (BPA), which has been linked to cancer. This not only includes food-storage products, but also toys, shower curtains, teething rings and even bottles made for your babies — they, too, might contain chemicals. Aside from the mark for BPA, look out for a “3” or “PVC” as well.

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Declutter Regularly

Regular decluttering is essential to maintaining a fresh and toxin-free home environment. By systematically going through your belongings, you can identify items that are no longer useful or sparking joy, allowing you to let go of excess clutter. Not only does this process help in organizing your living space, but it also minimizes dust and allergens that can accumulate over time.

Utilize Air Purifiers

Air purifiers are a fantastic tool for removing harmful pollutants and allergens from the air in your home. These devices can effectively capture dust, pollen, pet dander, and even volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emitted by household products. By investing in a good-quality air purifier, you can significantly enhance your indoor air quality, especially during winter months when ventilation may be limited.

Incorporate Houseplants

Bringing nature indoors by incorporating houseplants can significantly improve your home’s atmosphere and detoxify the air. Plants such as spider plants, peace lilies, and snake plants have been shown to remove certain toxins from the environment, creating a natural air-filtering system. Additionally, the presence of greenery can boost your mood and reduce stress levels, making your home feel more inviting and peaceful.

Implement a No-Shoe Policy

Implementing a no-shoe policy in your home can drastically reduce the amount of dirt, chemicals, and allergens brought in from the outside. Shoes can carry a variety of substances, from harmful pesticides to bacteria, which can compromise your home’s cleanliness and hygiene. By encouraging guests and family members to remove their shoes at the door, you create a barrier against these unwanted intruders.