Do we really need dimethyl imidazolidinedione, whatever that is, to clean our showers?

Yes, that’s a real product ingredient. But we can do most cleaning at home just fine without using products made from questionable chemicals with unpronounceable names.

Alternatives include vinegar, lemon juice, baking soda or simply water for basic cleaning of surfaces such as windows or floors. But what about those really tough cleaning jobs?

Let’s get down and dirty by answering some common questions about green household cleaning, especially for the most challenging tasks.

Q: What’s wrong with using chemical products for tough cleaning chores?

A: Possibly nothing, if you’re sure they are the best products for the job and you handle them properly. But don’t use chemical products indiscriminately.

More at source; Seattle Times

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