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It’s easier than you think to cut down on the toxic chemicals in your home. Dr. Greene has collected his favorite cleaning tips, cleaning products, and ingredients for do-it-yourself natural cleaning products that are good for your family and the environment.
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Urushiol is the reason for those itchy rashes one gets when coming into contact with one of these plants. The oil found in the leaves, roots, and twigs of poison ivy and its cousins. Click here for some tips for avoiding the itchy-scratchies.
