Because I am a person with MCS I am particularly interested in "green" products.  I would love to see a site dedicated to "green" products that would  also offer information educating the public on the benefits of using these items. 

I often use Green Works spray products as well as concentrate and thusfar have had no reaction to them.  I do everything from removing spots on the carpet to washing out the cat litter box (my cat is also very allergic), although I have also used plain Clorox to disinfect the box as well as the floor.  When having company...I often leave a bowl with water and Green Works concentrate with a kitchen towel over it hidden in some corner.  This gives my home a nice clean smell without having to "spray" into the air space.  Works like a charm.  Far nicer than smelling vinegar, which I have been limited to for far too long.

Fortunately, I seem to have no reaction to bleaches, although I do use a face mask while using the product straight out of the bottle. This type of site could also offer "starter" packages (ordered on the net through distributors) which would include smaller or trial size containers of all the Greenworks products.  They would be a welcome gift for those with sensitivities such as mine...or for those who just plain have the desire to "go green" within their personal environments.  

This site could also present a wonderful opportunity to approach and invite companies to learn more on behalf of employees with allerigies/sensititivities, or, again, companies that just want to improve on the environmental aspect of their businesses resulting in a healthier work area for everyone concerned. 

This "community" (that of allergic/sensitive) has not been approached nearly as much as it could be; I believe that it remains an under-explored arena to date.  There is a real market out there for these products.  I would love to see a greater empathsis placed on this where the media is concerned.

I would love to see Clorox expand into green personal use products such as shampoos, body cleansers, soaps, lotions and such.  A good name might be "Clearly Green" or even "Ever Green" or "Forrest Fresh" products.  Lots of names come to mind, these are but a couple.  A line of baby "greens" could follow?  Maybe something called "Safely Soft"?  Just some thoughts.

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