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Scented Products – 1, Contractor – 0

June 1, 2010 - 12:23 pm

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As a follow-up to the previous story “From one Business Owner to another”, check out David’s real life experience where the winner was in the fact the “loser” scented product. I needed some concrete work done in my backyard. The contractor I called for an estimate showed up in the morning, freshly showered and smothered […]

What are you putting on your body?

April 27, 2010 - 8:28 am

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By David Suzuki with Faisal Moola Every day, we slather ourselves with liquids, lotions, and potions – from shampoo and soap to deodorant and makeup. After all, most of us want to look and feel clean and to smell nice. It’s not uncommon for a single person to use 10 or more personal-care products daily. […]

From One Business Owner to Another

April 12, 2010 - 12:39 am

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Is your so-called “favourite” fragrance holding you back in life? Is the simple fact that you think you smell “nice” actually affecting your success? Is it possible that you may have jeopardized your chance of a new job, a commission sale, a returning customer, even a tip? If you own your own business or if […]

The Toxic Nation Guide to Spring Cleaning

April 6, 2010 - 7:06 pm

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Spring has sprung, and the time has come to pop the windows and clean away winter’s dust and grime. Before you reach into the cabinet under your sink, consider the ingredients in your cleaning products, and make sure you’re not replacing that dust and grime with chemical pollutants. Most conventional cleaning supplies contain ingredients that […]

Good Chemistry for Some Household Sprays

April 6, 2010 - 7:02 pm

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By JULIE SCELFO Published: February 10, 2010 It has been nearly a year since S. C. Johnson & Son, the maker of products like Windex, Glade and Drano, agreed to begin disclosing all the ingredients in its home-cleaning and air-care products sold in the United States, giving consumers unprecedented access to information about the chemicals […]

5 Surprising Ways to Clean Your Home with Lemons

April 5, 2010 - 8:35 pm

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Believe it or not, lemons are actually a handy tool to clean your home. By Emily Hsieh We touched on this earlier when we suggested cleansing your garbage disposal by tossing in leftover lemon wedges, but as it turns out there are plenty more uses for this naturally antibacterial, supremely refreshing fruit around your home. […]

Local Church Embraces Fragrance Free Environment

March 10, 2010 - 1:43 am

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Thanks to Father Vic Perron and David T’s persistence and perseverance, St. Andrew Roman Catholic Church, 12810 -111 Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta is encouraging parishioners to be fragrance free.  Check out the pictures of the “Importance Notice” signs on the doors and feel free to print it for your place of worship. Then send us a […]

Bonnie’s Testimonial

March 8, 2010 - 2:32 am

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My name is Bonnie and I own a home in Grande Prairie. I have a serious medical condition called Multiple Chemical Sensitivities and I am now being forced out of my home by the city by laws. I was a hairdresser for 20 years and developed Multiple Chemical Sensitive’s, a serious condition which gives me mild […]

Edmonton Journal Article – Dec.7, 2009

February 20, 2010 - 6:54 pm

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Roberta Bradley is scent sensitive to many things, so she wears a respirator mask when she ventures out of her home. She avoids crowds as much as possible, as perfumes and detergents make her ill.

David’s Recent Ski Trip

February 13, 2010 - 1:55 pm

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Have any difficulties travelling as someone with Environmental Sensitivities? You can probably relate to this story. If not, please check out David’s ski story to see some of the difficulties faced by those who are chemically sensitive.