How To Decorate For A Toxin-Free Christmas
It's the time of year when icicle lights hang from the gutters, garland sits on the mantle, and Christmas trees dominate living rooms. Behind all the festivities, there are hidden threats in the fake greenery, PVC trees, and plastic ornaments. Christmas decorations are laden with toxins, especially in the cheap decorations that start to fill store shelves right after Halloween.
There is a better way. We will discuss some of the most common Christmas decorations, what toxins are present in them, and ways you can avoid them for a toxin-free Christmas celebration.
What Toxins are Hiding in your kitchen
When you spend hours in your kitchen cooking up delicious meals for yourself, your family, and your friends - you don't want to be putting harmful chemicals into the mix. We all know about certain things like lead paint chips that are taken out of homes - but what about plastics? Is there really anything to worry about?
In this article, we will identify common toxins in your kitchen and discuss ways to remove them.
