http://divinegreen.com/home/clorox-too-green-for-environmental-stewardship/ Sustainable Home, Beauty, & Lifestyle Fri, 21 Nov 2008 20:44:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 http://divinegreen.com/home/clorox-too-green-for-environmental-stewardship/#comment-842 Miguel Wed, 13 Aug 2008 19:10:53 +0000 http://divinegreen.com/home/clorox-too-green-for-environmental-stewardship/#comment-842 I agree that the demand on natural resources like Palm oil or coconut extractscan cause shifts or shortages in food markets, much like we’re seeing with corn crops related to ethanol production. But where is the balance? I agree that the demand on natural resources like Palm oil or coconut extractscan cause shifts or shortages in food markets, much like we’re seeing with corn crops related to ethanol production. But where is the balance?

]]> http://divinegreen.com/home/clorox-too-green-for-environmental-stewardship/#comment-547 Kim Thu, 29 May 2008 18:15:25 +0000 http://divinegreen.com/home/clorox-too-green-for-environmental-stewardship/#comment-547 What I don't get is why people need to use bleach in their home in the first place? I've managed to live pretty long without it. It's toxic, nasty and pretty much unnecessary unless you've got some sort of small pox epidemic running through your home. You can use vinegar to clean a toilet and there are plenty of other alternatives to bleach when cleaning the laundry. Clorox makes green products simply because there's a market for them. Some exec stood up at a meeting and said: We gotta get in on this whole green thing. So they made some products. The company won't stop making the scary shit because half of America still uses it. What I don’t get is why people need to use bleach in their home in the first place? I’ve managed to live pretty long without it. It’s toxic, nasty and pretty much unnecessary unless you’ve got some sort of small pox epidemic running through your home. You can use vinegar to clean a toilet and there are plenty of other alternatives to bleach when cleaning the laundry. Clorox makes green products simply because there’s a market for them. Some exec stood up at a meeting and said: We gotta get in on this whole green thing. So they made some products. The company won’t stop making the scary shit because half of America still uses it.

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