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Home is a place of residence for an individual, a family, and perhaps pets. A growing number of Americans are interested in making sure their homes are as free of toxic chemicals, or green, as possible—partly in response to news about the pervasiveness of toxic pollutants in our food, our water, and the products we use on our bodies and in our homes.More people are cooking at home, for health and financial reasons—and more of them are choosing organic produce, meats, dairy products, and packaged foods. Read more on how to make your home a healthy one....More

Ever wonder just how toxic that less-expensive nonorganic Gala apple is? Now it’s easy to find out: The Pesticide...More

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Marinades do more than impart delicious, deep flavor to grilled meats, fish, vegetables, or tofu—they also add moisture....More

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In an ideal world, dishes would magically wash themselves and toilets would sparkle with every flush. Unfortunately,...More

Make silver sparkle without the chemicals in conventional metal cleaners. Try these natural, effective polishing methods...More

Their germ-fighting abilities make essential oils superb natural household cleansers. “The easiest way to mix them is...More