Winter squash, pears, pomegranite and a fig, in ceramic bowl. On tablecloth-covered table with a small bowl of sea salt. — **Organic produce** from Farm Fresh to You, on a client’s dining room table.

Last edited 2021-07-24

Practical tips for cleaner, healthier homes

A healthy home is clean and safe. Finding effective, practical ways to get there— and stay there— is the focus of this blog.

This is my first blog. Learning as I go! With your comments, we can learn together.

Cleaning for your health, and the health of your loved ones

Among the first steps toward a healthy home is health-based cleaning. With my background in the industry, I’ve written some practical starter tips.

Breathing easier, and reducing sources of indoor air pollution

If you suffer from environmental allergies, asthma or other respiratory conditions, you know about avoiding your triggers. Your health care practitioner has likely recommended a personalized “Action Plan”. In my health-based cleaning post you may find find additional tips.

But indoor air pollution can affect everyone’s health. There are many sources, some of we can control, as in using non-toxic household products.

But we can’t control all sources. For example, as I write this, we’re in for our next season of wildfire smoke, predicted to be worse than ever. We’re ready with our air purifiers!

Learn more, and find practical tips for reducing your exposure to all sources.