Are you still buying expensive, synthetic chemicals for countertop cleaning from your local supermarket?

Of course you want to keep your kitchen countertops clean and free of germs and bacteria. After all, they come into contact with the food you eat.

But there’s no reason to spend money on expensive cleaners that might be full of  harmful ingredients. 

You probably know that distilled water is good for aquariums, car batteries, and clothes irons.

But is it good for humans? Should we be putting it in our bodies?

Lead in drinking water is "one of the greatest environmental threats we face as a country."

So said Scott Pruitt, head of the EPA in early 2018. 

He also said that the agency hopes to eliminate the problem in the next ten years, but apparently there is no plan in place to accomplish that goal. Hmm.

Are you concerned about lead in your drinking water?

If so, I have a suggestion for you. Don't wait around for the government to fix the problem for you. You might be waiting for a long, long time. 

Do you want to improve your indoor air quality?

Are you wondering if an air purifier is what you need?

It's always best to try to get at the source of your indoor air problems and change what you can.

But if you've tried everything else and you're still having issues, a good quality air purifier could be the solution.

Are you looking for an inexpensive yet effective way to get the chlorine out of your shower?​

Are you interested in getting started with dehydrating foods without spending a ton of money?

Did you know that you can make yogurt in a dehydrator?

Yes, you can - if you have the right kind of dehydrator.

What are you looking for in a dehydrator?

Not long ago, I had the opportunity to try out the Nesco/American Harvest Snackmaster Pro FD-75A food dehydrator.

Do you want a pitcher style water filter that does more than just make the water taste better?

One that goes beyond removing chlorine and reduces other dangerous contaminants like lead, Chromium-6 and fluoride?