1. Ozone layer
    pergolas pergolas Australia says:
    September 26, 2009 at 2:14 PM

    It's scary when we consider the toxic impact this generation is having on the ozone layer and the sustainability of life for future generations.

    Whatever happened to the use of good old water, perhaps a few drops of vinegar and a scrubbing brush?

    Perhaps we could focus more on the current trend to extend our activities out of doors with the use of eco-friendly pergolas and patios? Generally these outdoor environments don't require the highly toxic cleaning products you mentioned to maintain the extreme levels of hygiene we seem to expect nowadays.

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