Bloomberg’s Madison Darbyshire looked into why the scents of our everyday products are getting stronger.
They’re made of the same chemical components, but the amounts vary to address different needs.
Pools, spas, housekeeping — they can make folks feel uneasy these days.
A slew of new companies are selling bacteria they say can improve our health.
A new study finds harmful chemicals in many household products, including those called "green."
Amy Tennery at Slate's "The Big Money" highlights "Green claims that make us see red."…
Ever wonder what "natural" means? S.C. Johnson just released a line of new cleaning products called Natures Source ™ and in the company's press…
I came across this 6-minute video on how to identify and avoid greenwashing when buying cleaning products or hiring someone to clean your home. …
I attended a green cleaning party today with a group of voluble, smart women as part of a national Safe Cleaning Products Initiative sponsored by…
