Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day Dish Soap Solar
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Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day Dish Soap Made With Plant Derived Toxic Free Substances
By James J Dixon
Green cleaning products are taking America by storm.
Consumers are beginning to turn their attention toward
sustainability and environmental causes. We’re looking
at ways to burn cleaner fuel, use less gas and drive
more fuel efficient cars.
We’re taking another look at clean energy alternatives
like wind power and solar power. We’re demanding that
all new appliances and homes be built to Energy Star
standards. We’re trying to distance ourselves from polluted
air, water and toxic chemicals that may have negative
effects on our bodies and brains over time.
One of the most popular green cleaning products is
Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day Dish Soap, which is made from
biodegradable, plant-derived, toxin-free substances.
No Filmy Or Potent Residues On Your Dishes
The invigorating fragrance is what draws a cult-like
following of people to Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day Dish Soap,
whether it’s the lemon verbena, lavender, baby blossom
or geranium scent.
With just a few dabs of product, the soap suds right
up and works efficiently, ridding dishes of grease and
grime, without leaving a filmy or potent residue behind.
"I think it should be a testament to how therapeutic
and awesome and perfect this soap and scent is because
it makes me actually WANT to do the dishes," one
Amazon reviewer named "M. Wong" enthusiastically
explained.
Cleaning Everything With One Product
Another reviewer, R. Andersson, echoed a similar sentiment,
writing: "I am not a big fan of cleaning and other
household chores, but the day I got Mrs Meyer’s Clean
Day products, I went crazy cleaning everything, like
cleaning the toilet, scrubbing the sink, spraying down
and wiping the counters, and doing the dishes, all with
the lavender scented products."
The most common complaint with Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day
Dish Soap is that some of the "fragrances"
may not be as "natural" as one would think.
"Mrs. Meyer’s dish soap and many other products
in this line are very toxic," writes one Amazon
reviewer. "I’m told they made it into the ’health
section’ of stores because they are biodegradable.
Disrupting Hormones With Synthetic Fragrances
However, synthetic fragrances are known to disrupt
hormones (promoting obesity, thyroid disorders, sperm
damage, and birth defects), induce or worsen respiratory
problems, cause immune system suppression cancer and
kidney disease, and damage the brain and nervous system."
Another reviewer, Elaine S from Los Angeles, says that
the product contains the chemical sodium laurel sulfate,
which is simply described as a "plant-derived surfactant"
on the bottle. "The nonsense about being scented
with essential oils is green-washed bull-hockey,"
says Stephanie Adams from New Jersey.
She says the scent is artificial, with a smattering
of real lemon or real lavender to seem legitimate. "I
despise brands that pretend to be eco-friendly and natural
just to make an extra dime off the gullible," this
consumer adds.
Comfortable With Non-Toxic Products
There will always be two schools of thought regarding
"eco-friendly products." Some consumers feel
comfortable using products that are branded as earth-friendly,
all-natural, organic or non-toxic.
Compared to what they had been using, it’s a great
switch. They also feel that the way a product works
and the product’s fragrance are the two most important
factors; company ideology and earth-friendliness is
just an added bonus.
Then there are other consumers who feel ripped-off
by many of the so-called "green" products
on the market. They feel that these slightly more expensive
offerings are just a way to nickel and dime naive buyers.
For more information on Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day Dish
Soap, visit www.mrsmeyers.com.
About the Author:
James J Dixon has written a number of articles on recycling,
waste management and renewable resources including
Environmental Jobs,
Waste Water,
Disposal Of Plastics.
Look out for new articles as they become available on
this site.
Little Known Green Cleaning Products Facts.....
If you want a shocking revelation, go to your cleaning
pantry and take out a bottle of cleaning solution. Now
take the time to read all of the ingredients. It is
probably a long, laundry list of chemicals that many
of you have probably never heard of or do not know what
the purpose is.
There is a way around it though. Green cleaning products
are organic and are actually good for the health of
your family, home and environment. Most containers are
able to be refilled and cost about the same as those
with harsh chemicals.
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