DETOX YOUR HOME AND IMPROVE YOUR LIFE WITH THESE TIPS

The kitchen contains toxins that cause many problems that can affect the health of residents. Make some changes in the kitchen and get rid of these culprits so you can experience inner peace and health.

FILTERED WATER

The water we supply contains chlorine and other chemicals that are often used to treat and prevent water diseases. If you want clean water, use a carbon filter or heavy-duty household water filter that will filter out chemicals.

DO NOT PACK PLASTIC BAGS

Plastic contains harmful chemicals that release toxins when heated or pressurized. When removing plastic is nearly impossible, there are some natural options you can try, such as using bamboo for glass, a paper straw, or a glass cup.

DETOXIFYING THE LIVING AREA

It is important to detoxify the living room due to the presence of harmful chemicals in the environment. Habitats are places where most of the toxins and chemicals can come out.

DON'T LET THE DUST SET UP

Dust is like a container of toxic liquid in the house. Shoes, rugs and windows are closed to keep dirt and dust out of your space. Invest in a portable vacuum cleaner to clean your home, help remove dust and airborne particles, and be sure to clean its filters regularly. Also, make sure you vacuum your house regularly.

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR FURNITURE

Furniture made from some cheap materials can be toxic and will not last as long as stated. Contact an experienced interior designer and invest in quality furniture. Better still, you can invest in a good woodworking tool to keep things a little cheaper.

BEDROOM DETOX

Most of us think that our bedroom is always safe. But the bedroom is a place where we spend a lot of time, and it can cause health-related toxins to be flushed out. While most toxins are invisible, they can cause many problems, including skin irritation and rashes, fatigue and other respiratory issues. The goal is to have a clean and healthy bedroom.

REPLACING AN OLD CHAIR

When your child coughs, wheezes, or develops allergies, it may be because of old bedding and other bedroom fabrics. Man-made fabrics such as polyester and nylon are treated with harmful chemicals and toxins during production. Therefore, opt for VOC-containing fabrics such as bamboo, wool and antibacterial clothing, and wash and clean your home at least once a week.