Shaklee Cleaning Products | All Natural

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Through the years it has become increasingly important to Shaklee that every home ought to be one of the safest places to live. That being said, they've created a "Healthy Home" and "Get Clean" line of nontoxic & hypoallergenic products that outperform several national and 'green' brands—or your money back.

As a result, I hope that this article can help you understand how Shaklee cleaning products get the real dirt out of your home when other products do not.

Danger in "Common" Household Products

First and foremost, it is important you understand that when it comes to keeping our homes safe "common" household products can be very dangerous to you and your family.

Although these 'common' household cleaning chemicals have the sole purpose of cleaning, you'll learn they are not "clean" at all.

We use a wide array of scents, soaps, detergents, bleaching agents, softeners, scourers, polishes, and specialized cleaners for bathrooms, glass, drains, and ovens to keep our homes sparkling and sweet-smelling.

...But while the chemicals in cleaners foam, bleach, and disinfect to make our dishes, countertops, bathtubs, floors, clothing, bedding, carpets, furniture, and windows gleaming and germ-free, many also contribute to indoor air pollution, are poisonous if ingested, and can be harmful if inhaled or touched.

Really, everywhere in your immediate environment would make you cringe if you knew the long-term damage some of these chemicals could do or are already doing to your body.

...Today may just be the last time you let your kids play on the very things you just cleaned with such chemicals.

Disease & 'Common' Household cleaners

Did you know that in over "80,000 chemicals currently used in the United States, most haven't been adequately tested for their effects on human health."

…And that "cleaning products have been responsible for nearly 10% of all toxic exposures reported to U.S. Poison Control Centers in the past few years. And half of the exposure incidents involved children under six, who can swallow or spill cleaners stored or left open inside the home." - Organic Consumer Association

Furthermore, we've learned that there are several health conditions linked not only from our family genes, but to common household cleaners and the environment we live in.

Although shocking but true, diseases like asthma, autism, tumors, cancer, reproductive disorders, hormone disruption, neurotoxicity, and much more all grow in response to irritation and inflammation in toxinated airborne particles we routinely surround ourselves with.

Call-To-Action to Change Brands

Hearing about such diseases it's a shame there is no Federal regulation of chemicals in these common household cleaning products. Neither ingredients nor products have to meet any type of safety standard through testing.

With all that said, I believe house-cleaning with "green" products in your home should be a requirement now-a-days.

It's bad enough we catch colds and get sick, but when the toxic chemicals we clean our homes with make us sick there should definitely be a mandatory call to action to change brands.

If you're smart you'd use healthier cleaning products. You could even create them yourself.

I know people that have used ingredients like baking soda, vinegar, essential oils, peroxide, and lemons to help with the smell (not in any particular recipe).

However, if you don't know what you are doing when mixing acids, I recommend you stick to buying these healthy alternatives.

Besides mixing products I've used these different ones:

Problems with other "Green" Cleaners

The problem I found when using these 'greener' products is most of them I have to sacrifice products that actually clean well. In fact, that's the common downfall for most green cleaners in the opinons I hear from others.

The cleaners that did clean well, either had no good scent (which is perhaps relative), not concentrated, not biodegradable, over-priced, short guarantees, minimal research, or still contained unpleasant ingredients or preservatives.

Most likely, you will have to make sacrifices in what you buy as one must always weigh their pros and cons. For me, I've always used the saying, "you get what you pay for," so paying a little extra, but maintaining an excellent product in every other area got my business.

...For me, that meant the # 1 natural nutrition company in the US, The Shaklee Corporation.

About Shaklee Cleaning Products

In introducing you to an alternative to 'common' household cleaners I now only use and trust Shaklee's cleaning products for few reasons that stand above the rest:

...Their experience, research, and guarantee, which is all designed to minimize the risk you take as the consumer. 

You can learn more about these categories from my Shaklee Product Review.

Shaklee Cleaning Products Minimize Risk

Consumers can have peace of mind when using Shaklee cleaning products because they have the most experience at what they do (over 6o years) along with being known for producing some of the safest natural nutrition products in the country or your money back.

Not forgetting to mention their research, but spending thousands of dollars to make sure they've significantly reduced you and your families risk of things like accidental ingestion, skin exposure, and airborne fumes, which gives way to their nontoxic and safe label

Shaklee's cleaning products are always...

Shaklee also makes it a point to ask consumers what is important to them when choosing cleaning products. This list includes the most requests and you now Know Shaklee has included them all.

List of Shaklee Cleaning Products

All Purpose Cleaning

• Basic H2 Concentrate (Organic Cleaner)
• Basic H2 Wipes (Safe & Organic)
• Scour Off Paste (Tough Jobs)
• Germ Off Wipes (Fragrance-Free Disinfectant)

Kitchen Cleaning

• Hand Dish Soap (Liquid Concentrate)
• Dishwasher Powder Concentrate (Automatic)
• Hand Wash Concentrate

Laundry Cleaning

• Fresh Laundry Concentrate (Fragrance-Free Powder)
• Fabric Softener Concentrate
• Soft Fabric Dryer Sheets (Fragrance-Free)
• Nature Bright Stain Remover & Brightener
• Liquid Laundry Concentrate (Scented or Fragrance-Free

Starter Kit

Basic (classic version) H & Basic G (Germicide)

• Basic (Classic) H: Environmentally safe. 5 or 30 Gallon
• Basic G - Germicide: For use on hard, nonporous surfaces. Great for disinfecting throughout your home.

Get Clean Water (Filtration)

• Water Filtration Picher System: Gold Seal Certification by the Water Quality Association (WQA)
• Reduces up to 99% of lead as well as dozens of other nasty contaminants that may be harmful to your health. 

Shaklee Cleaning Products As Seen on TV/News

Among viral reviews, Shaklee's cleaning products have been the talk of countless well-known companies, organizations, and individuals including two of our favorite Shaklee Get Clean users and endorsers: Oprah and Doctor Oz.

Rachael Ray, the Today Show, The 10! Show (NBC TV), Time Magazine, KTLA (Fox, Los Angeles), CW-11 News, The View from the Bay (ABC, San Francisco) and many more continue to endorse Shaklee Cleaning Products.

Check out this page for more Shaklee Cleaning Product Endorsements

My Recommendation

Although sad, but true consumers miss out on key information needed to purchase cleaning products with better ingredients. What's worse is more and more companies are getting away with using the “natural” label on their product even though their products aren't natural.

Check out how I "define natural" to help you get a better understanding why companies are jumping on the "all-natural" craze and what you can do about it.

Make the Switch to Cleaner Products

I can only recommend you get products that are SAFE, especially around your little ones; POWERFUL against even the most stubborn dirt; GREEN for the planet; and SMART on your wallet.

Time after time that has really only left me with companies like the Shaklee Corporation.