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(@kcamiss)
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Hi all
I dont know about you but I am needing to find good quality products more and more these days with all the contaminents around in the world today. I believe I have found a really good range for all the families needs now. Has anyone heard of Melaleuca? Products for your health, your skin, your hygene and for you household needs! A lot of them are based on the famous 'tea tree' esssential oil and all its benefits and what is isn't based on this all the products are based on good quality ingriedients that dont have nasty side effects like cancer causing and skin irritations etc.
I have been using these products now for four years and I have completely changed all my known grocery store products to these and I have never regreted it. I just wondered if any of you folks out there have ever used these or other products like them and what you found good about them?

Regards
Kay


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Marissa
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(@marissa)
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Try
Bio D
Ecover
Natural House

They are all good eco and effective cleaning products.
Or just use vinegar, baking soda, lemon juice and water.


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allisson
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(@allisson)
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I also use Ecover products and they are fab. Though I also try to do other green things - recycle, witch off lights etc. Every little bit helps 🙂


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Bannick
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I also use Ecover products and they are fab. Though I also try to do other green things - recycle, witch off lights etc. Every little bit helps 🙂

Me too! All too often with eco friendly products I have found they are expensive and ineffective but the Ecover range are not badly priced and work really well, as well as being environmentally friendly. They are easy to find as well, in fact most of their products are stocked in Oxfam shops.


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(@lsmorgan)
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For household cleaning, I use white vinegar, lemons, salt, borax and bicarbonate of soda for pretty much every job that needs doing. Used to use Ecover but it's miles, as well as its price, make it too expensive. I have come across a laundry powder called "Simply" ( http://www.simplywashing.com ) which isn't massively expensive and is produced in the UK, so it's carbon footprint is less than Ecover, which originally comes from Belgium (although they do now have facitilities in the UK)


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