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Why Unbleached Fabric is so Important for your Health — and So Hard To Find
If you’ve ever accidentally gotten a bit of bleach on your skin, you know the burn, the irritation, and the overpowering smell that lingers in the air and on your fingers. According to the CDC, chl...

5 Ways to Make Your Bedroom Healthier an Island of Health
What if we told you that by making small changes to your bedroom, you could create a healthy, sustainable space, improve the quality of your sleep, and even help reduce your monthly energy bills?

How A Synthetic-free Sleep Mask Can Improve Your Sleep
Consider how wonderful it would be if the known benefits of a sleep mask were combined with the soothing experience of plant-dye that has proven antibacterial and antimicrobial properties, along wi...

4 Bedding Tips That Make Your Bed a Safe Haven
The skin is filled with tiny holes called pores which make absorption and evaporation really easy. This means, whatever our skin touches whether clothes or beddings, it absorbs the chemicals presen...

Wash It Right! What to Know About Detergents
The massive amounts of chemicals of various sorts that make up the ingredient list of laundry detergents aren't just bad for you, they're terrible for the environment as well, and not just in terms...