Water. It’s literally our life force. And we are SO lucky to live in a country where we can access it so easily. My world was recently SHOOK when I learned that refrigerator filters only filter for taste. They may remove a few simple chemicals, but can behind leave HUNDREDS of other toxic ones. Yes, you heard me right. HUNDREDS. TOXIC. Think about how much water you consume or are exposed to daily- your morning coffee, in the shower, brushing your teeth, drinking water, making food, etc. Even if you aren’t gung ho about going non-toxic in your home ( I get that it can seem extreme), this is a…

Let’s face it. Sweeping sucks and mopping is miserable. Then the Swiffer Sweeper entered our lives and changed the game. Follow that with the Swiffer wet cloths, the wet jet machine and many others like it. While those DID made life easier, and cleaned dirt… they also douse our homes with chemicals, many of which are toxic. I remember looking up the Orange Glo floor cleaner that I used to polish my hardwoods with and it scored a big fat F… including “high concern for developmental and reproductive toxicity”… my baby was scooting all around those floors. I tossed those cleaners and haven’t looked back since. I mean…does it really…

Let’s start this off by first letting you know, I am in no way a clean freak. My living room looks like a freakin natural disaster erupted and I am that annoying person that leaves the cabinets open (just ask my husband). But that being said, events in recent years forced me to take a second look at the health of our home and impacts it could be having on my family and I. A Little Background If you know anything about our first infertility journey , you’ll know that I was diagnosed with Stage 3 Endometriosis following a Lap surgery to clear a blocked tube after struggling with infertility.…