Økofamily's guides
A good indoor climate is one of the most important factors for a chemical-free life
Did you read my blog post last week about flame retardants and other good things in your furniture and in your bed?
There is a lot of bad chemistry in the things you buy and put in your...
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Why are there flame retardants in my bed?
Most of the furniture that we buy for our homes contains large amounts of chemicals. And probably more than we think. These can be preservatives (formaldehyde), impregnating agents (fluorine...
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Tips to minimise your microplastic emissions
It all started with the cloths. Those less pretty plastic cloths that we all used once. They eventually wore out and all the wear and tear ended up in our aquatic environment. And it still kind of...
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Candlelight - cosy pollution
Living lights are part of the good Danish hygge. Especially here in the run up to Christmas time, some candles are really burnt out. In fact, each Dane burns an average of 3.5 kg. candles of each...
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Chemical-free pearl plate coating
Pearls are wonderfully creative and we love playing with pearls at home.
It is actually rare that we iron them. Often they go back to the pearl box when we have done what we wanted – then...
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Chemical-free food storage
Chemical-free food storage is one of the areas that I prioritize myself. I take quite a lot of care in the food that I serve for myself and my family and give organic matter a high priority. So...
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