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Switching from dryer sheets to wool dryer walls is one of the simplest, most cost-effective ways to lower your toxic chemical burdens. So, how many wool dryers balls do you use at a time? How do you recharge wool dryer balls? We'll answer all these questions and more!

Dust isn't just unsightly. It's a hazard to your health. Household dust can contain PFAS, heavy metals, phthalates, and other harmful chemicals. How often do I really need to vacuum and dust? At least once per week. However, you might need more... Read on to determine how often you should dust your house.

Ever wonder what is dust collecting on your shelf and dancing in the sunbeams. There are more than just dead skin cells in dust. Learn about the dangers lurking in dust...and how to exterminate them!

Bleach kills everything! But why shouldn't you clean with mold with bleach? Because bleach can also help mold grow. Here's why you shouldn't use bleach for mold removal, and what to do instead!

What is VOCs and why is it harmful? Discover the hidden dangers lurking in your everyday products, from paint to cleaning supplies. Learn how these volatile organic compounds can impact your health and the environment in ways you never imagined. Find out simple steps you can take to reduce your exposure and create a safer living space for you and your loved ones.

Many dryer sheets contain toxic chemicals. Wondering, "how do you stop static without dryer sheets?" Separating synthetics from natural fibers, reducing drying time, and aluminum foil balls are just some of the ways. Read on for more things you can do to avoid dryer sheets in laundry.

How do you make a house smell good by boiling water? Infuse it with natural ingredients. Follow these recipes for simmer pots that you can use all year round!

Need to filter wildfire smoke in your home? Invest in an air purifier with HEPA filters, update your HVAC system with MERV 13 filters, or build a DIY air purfier at home. Here's how!

Wondering how to clean a smelly washing machine? Without the use of bleach, ammonia or fragrances. These products contain toxic chemicals. Instead, use these tips for how to clean a washing machine with baking soda and vinegar.

Do mattresses have toxic chemicals? Unfortunately, many are made with chemicals that release with time, which we can inhale. These chemicals can lead to harmful health effects. Here's what to do to limit toxic mattress symptoms.

Is your wooden cutting board dried and cracked? Learn how to care for your wooden cutting boards properly.

Shower curtains may contain toxic chemicals, including phthalates in PVC. Clean up your shower routine with these PVC-free shower curtains, and other healthy tips!