April’s a great month for spring cleaning and with Earth Day on April 22, it’s also a great time to clean green! Gold Canyon’s Homeology^®, a line of plant-based biodegradable cleaning products, is friendly on the environment and little noses too!

Have a crawler at home and need the floors to stay clean daily? Save yourself from having to do heavy duty mopping every day by simply spraying a little Homeology Floor on the floors and running a flat head micro-fiber mop over them to quickly clean up daily dirt and dust. No rinsing required! The fresh smell of lavender eucalyptus sweet orange won’t overpower your home and will be gentle on baby’s nose too.

Speaking of your little one, how about that stinky diaper pail in the nursery? Freshen it up with a little Homeology Mandarin Eucalyptus Clove Cleanse. First, take out the trash, then sprinkle the Cleanse (about 3 shakes) in the base of the pail. Use a damp washcloth to wipe it clean and in minutes you’ll have a sweeter smelling room—at least until the next full diaper pail.

Green Facts and Figures

Green

Only one national flag is a solid color: the green flag of Libya.

Ancient Egyptians colored the floors of their temples green.

In ancient Greece, green symbolized victory.

In the highlands of Scotland, people wore green as a mark of honor.

Green is the national color of Ireland.

A “greenback” is slang for a U.S. dollar bill.

Green means “go.” When “all systems are green,” it means everything is in order.

The green room of a concert hall or theater is where performers relax before going onstage.

The “green-eyed monster” is jealousy.

A greenhorn is a newcomer or unsophisticated person.

Green is youthful.

A green, or common, is a town park.

Green is a healing color, the color of nature.