Posts in Conscious Living
The Best Eco-friendly & Non-Toxic Cribs for Your Baby

Like crib mattresses, the actual crib has the potential to be toxic. Cribs can release what are known as volatile organic compounds (VOCs): chemicals emitted as gases into the air. These are particularly harmful indoors, especially for babies. This can be exacerbated by direct contact with the crib, such as your baby chewing on the rails.

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How to Recycle Old Clothes Sustainably

When you’re doing a clear out our closet it’s important to know where to dispose of the clothes responsibly. The average American throws away as much as 81 pounds of clothing every year. While we can all relate to the refreshing feeling of cleaning out our closets, let’s explore how to recycle old clothes, the sustainability of donating clothes, and textile recycling, so you can confidently clean out your closet.

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The Best Organic Honey Brands to Buy

We all know honey is delicious – no wonder it’s a common feature in almost any pantry. According to the National Honey Board, the average American consumes 1.51 pounds per year. Honey has been used for centuries and is still revered today for its delicious flavor, but also for its health and medicinal benefits. Let’s look at some of the benefits of honey and discover some of the best organic honey.

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The Best Eco-friendly & Non-Toxic Dish Soap

After a meal, once the leftovers have been scraped off it's time to turn on your sink to clean those dirty dishes, squeeze in dish soap, then plunge your hands into the warm, soapy water to wash your dishes and get them sparkling clean. While the dishes come out clean, the opposite may be true of your body and the environment. Let's explore some of the ingredients found in regular dish soap, learn about the sustainability of these products, and meet some of the best dish soap brands if you're looking for a cleaner option.

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The Best Non-Toxic Houseplants for Dogs, Cats, & Kids

House plants are not just an inexpensive way to jazz up your space, they serve a practical purpose and can enhance your life. Studies show their mere presence can improve concentration and productivity, reduce stress levels and boost your mood. House plants also act as air purifiers and are able to eliminate toxins while releasing oxygen and absorbing carbon dioxide at the same time.

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