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A Green Goddess Shares Spring Cleaning Recipes
By: David Suzuki Foundation "I mix up my own cleaning and cosmetic products at home for friends, family and colleagues," said Coulter, the Foundation’s Conservation Policy Analyst. "My products are cheaper, safer, and better than anything else I’ve tried or purchased. I know and trust everything that goes into them, so I never have to worry about contaminating my family, my pets or the environment with toxic chemicals. The recipes are easy to follow, take minutes and can be done at home." Coulter’s Clean Up – which includes recipe cards and how-to videos – is featured in this month’s issue of David Suzuki’s Nature Challenge newsletter. The first set of household cleaning recipes includes laundry detergents (liquid and powdered versions), fabric softener and furniture polish. Future recipes cover just about anything the average household needs - from all-purpose cleaners to wood floor polish made from everyday items such as white vinegar, baking soda, plain soap and Borax. The newsletter also has stories on hazardous waste disposal, recycling unwanted household goods, and the recent series of conservation ads and web tips featuring David Suzuki. -30- For media interviews, contact: To download a high resolution photograph of Lindsay Coulter, go to www.davidsuzuki.org/downloads To view the video ‘Coulter’s Clean Up’, go to http://www.davidsuzuki.org/About_us/Lindsay_Coulter/ For a high resolution copy of the video, contact: For more information, contact: source: David Suzuki Foundation |
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