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Announcement posted December 30, 2010 by Maria Medina
Design for the Environment (DfE) is an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) partnership program that’s designed to promote green chemistry and protect the health of your family and our environment.
what’s in a logo?
Household and commercial products, including cleaners and detergents, that carry the DfE logo have been tested to meet stringent criteria for human and environmental health. And according to the EPA, using these products can protect your family’s health and the environment.
signed and sealed
We’re proud to announce that all Green Works® products are recognized by the DfE. Just look for the DfE’s Recognized for Safer Chemistry seal on the back label!
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- Announcement posted December 10, 2010 by Maria Medina
Recently this mom posted a great blog about Green Works!
I was recently sent a sample of the new Green Works from Clorox through Mom Central. And to be completely honest, I had forgotten I had signed up to receive the samples and saw them on sale at Walmart and had already purchased some.
We have already changed out our lightbulbs to be "greener" and Ray seems especially obsessed with being green.
Enter in the cleaners. I will also admit this - I don't clean often. I hate it. Despise it. But every.single.day our kitchen becomes a disaster. We have a huge granite island that somehow through dinner and kids becomes messy and our black wood (or laminate? I don't know what it is, but it is black) kitchen table becomes even more messier.
Normally I use just a wet paper towel and a lot of elbow grease. Okay, I mean Ray uses a wet paper towel and a lot of elbow grease (did I mention he does the grocery shopping too?). But when I do clean, it's a pain.
But not with this stuff. Not only did it work great, I think it smells non-chemically (I am making up words here). It smells really like lemons and the Glass and Surface cleaner is safe to use on sealed granite. We were always afraid to use other chemical products on our granite for fear of eating away at the sealant. The Natural All Purpose Cleaner is safe for granite as well (and stainless steel and chrome).Finally a company that listened to its customers and developed a product that not only works, but works well.
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- Announcement posted December 2, 2010 by Maria Medina
If you want to enjoy a clean and sustainable future and leave your children and grandchildren with the same standard of living that you are enjoying, it is important that we take better care of the home we all share, our Planet Earth. The holidays offer many opportunities to save money, cut energy use and help balance our home’s greenhouse gas budget-the amount of carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere to produce goods or electrical power.
Share how your family is going GREEN for the holidays at my Green Works idea.And be sure to follow us @
- Announcement posted November 18, 2010 by Maria Medina
Check out this Green Works video. Share your Green videos with us!
- Announcement posted November 11, 2010 by Maria Medina
If we recycled all of the newspapers printed in the U.S. on a typical Sunday, we would save 550,000 trees - or about 26 million trees per year (California Department of Conservation).
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- Announcement posted November 4, 2010 by Maria Medina
Did you know that our homes have 100% more pollutants than outdoors!
Taking your shoes off before you enter your home starts building a greener home.
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- Announcement posted October 28, 2010 by Maria Medina
Clorox Green Works Natural Cleaning Wipes are small, rectangular wipes packaged in a plastic canister, like most other wipes. These cleaning wipes are made with all natural ingredients including filtered water, essential oils, and coconut- based cleaning agent. The small wipes themselves are made with wood based fibers and are biodegradable. There is no phosphorus or bleach used in this product.
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- Announcement posted October 21, 2010 by Maria Medina
I looked up Green Works on epinions.com and found great reviews for Green Works!
Product Rating:
Pros: Generous amount,smell is not overpowering, leaves hands smooth NOT DRY.
Cons: Full Price is almost equal with the 100% earth friendly committed companies.
The Bottom Line: This product stands up to its advertisement. A good deal when it is on sale!And as you know we love to hear from you!
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- Announcement posted October 14, 2010 by Maria Medina
These days, we’re all trying to shop a little more responsibly – for the environment and our wallets. That’s why it’s the perfect time to try a kids clothing swap. It’s a fun, inexpensive and eco-friendly way to update your family’s wardrobe.
Green Works has crated two different ways to reduce, renew and recycle your closets.
And we love to hear from you! Go to the Green Works Ideas Group and share your ideas on how we can stay Green!
- Announcement posted September 21, 2010 by Maria Medina
January 14th, 2008, Clorox introduced GREEN WORKS a line of “natural” green products. The packaging itself has a couple of things that make what's on the outside almost as compelling as the cleaner inside. First of all, the Sierra Club endorsed the product by placing their logo on the label. The Conservation Director Greg Haegle said; "We are supporting Green Works in hopes that more people will have access to these kinds of products, some of which aren't even available in the middle of the country."The Sierra Club approved the use of their logo as part of the Green Works brand after it asked several of its volunteer committees to review the cleaners; it's the first time the non-profit has given its blessing to a household cleaning product. "We hope we are transforming the marketplace by doing this," said Sierra Club executive director Carl Pope. "These products are clean, they're green, they're not going to hurt you, and they're not going to hurt the environment."
We would like to invite you to tell us about your Green household.
Click here to be a part of the community.To learn more about the relationship between Clorox and the Sierra Club click here.