Take toxins out of our homes

             So we don't realize how many toxins are in our homes everyday. From The window cleaners we most use , to our floor cleaners , tub and tile cleaners. I can go on. But her is the thing if we can eliminate just a couple of those at a time, and get use to the difference. Them we are one step closer to getting that toxic chemical out of our houses... So here is the thing we all know , that do any of the house cleaning... We know that when we are cleaning the shower and those enclosed area's that we tend to get a little head change, going on that is from those chemicals breaking down.. And if we're not wearing glove then it is getting right into our pours of our skin. As well as we are breathing it into our lungs and prob. not real good for us either...
          
   So how can we not use chemicals,? and still clean and kill germs? Well the answer is pure essential oils.. The essential oil is the heart or the most valuable part of a plan.. And they are natural, 100 % safe for us to use and kill germs... Also very affordable compared to all the cleaners we buy on a monthly bases... All Doterra essential oils are CPTG ( certified pure therapeutic Grade). So they have all been tested by a separate party to ensure there purity and potency...
             Here is one way to change from you all purpose cleaner To a 100% natural cleaner... Give it a shot... 16 - 20 oz Water
             7-10 drops lemon essential oil
            3 drops cilantro essential oil
             5 drops OnGuard essential oil blend.
       The mixture should be in a glass bottle or a plastic that has a 5 or above stamped on the bottom..
 The reason for that is that the oils break down toxins and thus for plastic is a toxin and if you don't use it all right away , it will make the plastic thin...
          Well hopefully this helps. I will post more ideas another day... Let me know what you are interested in and i will see what I can do..

                   i don't know about you , but I would sure like the looks of this  better than the looks of that.                    Till next time               Brook Robles