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How will you Celebrate World Environment Day?

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Alan Kadish

June 4, 2015

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June 5th is World Environment Day. A little bit like Earth Day, World Environment Day serves as a ‘people’s day’ for doing something positive for the environment. Here at Pure Living we’re celebrating for us, our babies, and for our baby’s babies.

As we’re trying to minimize our own personal impact, we welcome you to think about yours. Start with something simple…how about the cleaning routine in your own home. Could it use a little tidying up?

Many of us are unaware that everyday household cleaning products contain harsh ingredients that not only affect your family’s health, but the health of our environment. So if you haven’t already, toss the bleach (responsibly, please) and stock up on cheap and effective cupboard essentials like salt, vinegar and baking soda for a little clean routine shake-up.

Happy World Environment Day!

 

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