Monthly Archives: March 2009

The State Food and Drug Administration said Saturday it found no evidence that Johnson & Johnson baby products made in China contain potential carcinogens as alleged by an activist group.

A few weeks ago I wrote about adopting a greener lifestyle by making small shifts in my behaviors for the biggest impact. For my first new attempt, I decided to try something that I had already had some success with … Continue reading →

A newly opened dry cleaning business is looking to become more eco-friendly. Bailey’s Cleaners, which is in the former Modern Cleaners at 3803 Sam Houston Drive opened on Monday.

Consumer Specialist Ric Romero shows you how to save money on cleaning products.

China tests Johnson & Johnson baby products amid claims they contain unsafe chemicals

A Fort Worth woman is counting her blessings after she had to evacuate her home. Toxic fumes filled the house early Tuesday morning.

As adults, we are overwhelmed with choices in mattresses for ourselves. And, the type we pick is a personal choice, and usually a careful careful choice to make at that. What about for babies? What kind of thought goes into … Continue reading →

RICHMOND, Va.—-Global Business Manager Diesel, Sean Spencer explained that “Afton have specifically developed Greenclean™ to meet the demands of today’s diesel consumers: a sustainable reduction in emissions without having to compromise driver operability.

This morning while watching the morning news from T.V., this bit of news caught my attention. The Magic washing ball. As the name suggest, this device will help you in your washing of clothes chores without using soap detergent. This … Continue reading →

by Jenny Clean Did you hear about the wash balls? If not, first let me explain what they are. Wash balls are plastic balls that you put inside your washing machine together with your dirty clothes. By using them you … Continue reading →