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Soap Free Podcast October 14, 2020 - Soap Free Cleaners Vs Traditional Soapy Detergents

from Soap Free Podcast · host JP

Learn more at https://soapfreeprocyon.com/  [00:00:01.090]  Happy fall, everyone, this is JP from Procyon. I want to thank you for joining me on this new Soap Free podcast. Today, I'd like to share with you some information that will be of interest both to our people that want to keep their homes as healthy as possible. And our dedicated professional carpet cleaners throughout the country. Want to help everyone understand why the natural, non-toxic cleaning offered by Soap Free Procyon is so important to your health and how we protect you compared to the soapy detergents sold by our competitors and used by many famous national carpet cleaning companies. [00:00:40.030]  If you listen to our podcast in the past, you're accustomed to hearing me talk about our company's passion for promoting human health and the well-being of our earthly environment. For these reasons, we're dedicated to using ingredients that are safe in your home and do not pose any threat to your health and ingredients in our Soap Free Procyon products full line are commonly used for water purification, food preservation and can even be found in your toothpaste. You can be confident about using our products to clean carpets, upholstery, tile and other hard surfaces in your home without any damaging effects to your health. [00:01:17.440]  And nothing is better for your cleaning because Procyon leaves no residue when used as instructed. In contrast, let me share with you a few of the ingredients commonly found in the bottles of detergent that are sold by famous names such as Rug Dr., Bissell, Hoover and the other detergents used by national cleaning chains like rugs. Doctor, you're just a couple emulsion silicones. These are used in rubber plastics, food trays, plastic serving dishes, even car polishes. [00:01:53.180]  How about this one guy, propylene glycol, it's used to produce polyester propylene glycol, and used in antifreeze while. Encourage our home users and professionals to take a look at the ingredient information that's available to make sure you're making the best choices for your you, your families and your precious customers. Remember, we walk, sit, play and relax on our carpets and upholstered furniture. So it's critically important that these surfaces be clean and healthy. Our skin is the largest organ of our amazing human bodies and it is super absorptive whenever it comes into contact with our skin courses through our bloodstream and is carried throughout our system. [00:02:40.340]  In the past, I've shared with you that if you rub the bottom of your feet with some garlic, you will taste it in your mouth in less than twenty four hours. So let's all take great care of making sure that we do not introduce any dangerous chemicals into our homes that will negatively impact our health. Please consider trying Soap Free Procyon products for all of your household cleaning needs. Safe for you and no residue means your carpets and surfaces stay cleaner longer. [00:03:09.380]  You can find more information and purchase our products at https://soapfreeprocyon.com/. That's p r o c y o n. Safe for you, healthy for our beautiful planet. This is JP from Procyon, wishing you a healthy and happy day. And thanks for listening. Subscribe to Soap Free Podcast on Soundwise

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