To live our best and most beautiful life we should be trying to clean up our lives and reduce the toxins we are exposed to. My guest in this episode is Liz Cooke an independent Brand Ambassador at Clean Living International 🌿🌎 Liz can help you take the first steps in ditching harmful chemicals and switching to healthier and more sustainable options. In this episode, Liz explains why It’s never too late to start.
Timestamps
00:00 Theme intro
00:30 Intro to my guest Liz Clarke
01:20 “From the Home, to the Heart, to the Planet” why Liz joined Clean Living.
04:30 How Clean Living was founded.
06:20 Safety and toxicity of products we use in the home – what do we know?
10:00 A good way to get started by trying the laundry strips and seeing how you feel after a month. How does that laundry aisle in the supermarket smell now?
11:40 Did you know there are petroleum ingredients in laundry, skin, and body care products?
13:45 Waste and landfill – more info here with Lyn Lapworth.
16:15 Why does Clean Living sell empty bottles?
17:00 Shock stats about toxins in our blood and in the placenta of newborn babies.
19:00 What about the packaging of Clean Living products?
20:40 Do sustainable products work?
22:00 We must make an informed decision when choosing products.
26:15 “No moldy drawers or scummy drums!” Liz’s favourite products.
28:30 How can we get started on a journey to healthy products?
Check out Liz’s links here:
Website: cleanlivingint.com/lizcooke (Company)
Contact: liz@greenclean.biz
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/lizcooke3
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/liz.cooke86
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lizcooke_/
Rather watch a YouTube video: https://youtu.be/6O7X__mfz4Y
Subscribe to the podcast here:
https://livingbeautifullywithjillbennettthepodcast.buzzsprout.com/
And the YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAJAD90MvmxD6mpWWih6kJA?sub_confirmation=1
Your life is for living, so go out and live it! Have your best and most beautiful life! To find out more about your host, you can find all Jill’s links here.
To live our best and most beautiful life we should be trying to clean up our lives and reduce the toxins we are exposed to. My guest in this episode is Liz Cooke an independent Brand Ambassador at Clean Living International 🌿🌎 Liz can help you take the first steps in ditching harmful chemicals and switching to healthier and more sustainable options. In this episode, Liz explains why It’s never too late to start.
Timestamps
00:00 Theme intro
00:30 Intro to my guest Liz Clarke
01:20 “From the Home, to the Heart, to the Planet” why Liz joined Clean Living.
04:30 How Clean Living was founded.
06:20 Safety and toxicity of products we use in the home – what do we know?
10:00 A good way to get started by trying the laundry strips and seeing how you feel after a month. How does that laundry aisle in the supermarket smell now?
11:40 Did you know there are petroleum ingredients in laundry, skin, and body care products?
13:45 Waste and landfill – more info here with Lyn Lapworth.
16:15 Why does Clean Living sell empty bottles?
17:00 Shock stats about toxins in our blood and in the placenta of newborn babies.
19:00 What about the packaging of Clean Living products?
20:40 Do sustainable products work?
22:00 We must make an informed decision when choosing products.
26:15 “No moldy drawers or scummy drums!” Liz’s favourite products.
28:30 How can we get started on a journey to healthy products?
Check out Liz’s links here:
Website: cleanlivingint.com/lizcooke (Company)
Contact: liz@greenclean.biz
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/lizcooke3
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/liz.cooke86
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lizcooke_/
Rather watch a YouTube video: https://youtu.be/6O7X__mfz4Y
Subscribe to the podcast here:
https://livingbeautifullywithjillbennettthepodcast.buzzsprout.com/
And the YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAJAD90MvmxD6mpWWih6kJA?sub_confirmation=1
Your life is for living, so go out and live it! Have your best and most beautiful life! To find out more about your host, you can find all Jill’s links here.