MerryMicrofiber Newsletter

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August 2008

Featured Items For The Month Of August:

August is back to school month, so this month we are featuring products to help keep your computers clean and super absorbent, fast drying bath products to take to use in dorms or at the gym.

MerryMicrofiberCloths.com

We are featuring the suede microfiber lens cleaning cloths. We carry them in 2 sizes: small (8” x 8”) to put in your purse, pocket, camera cases and larger (16” x 16”) to help keep your computer screens clean.

Click here for the 8” x 8” cloth, and click here for the 16” x 16” cloth.

MerryMicrofiberBath.com

We are featuring our microfiber terry wash cloths and our microfiber 20” x 40” bath/spa towels.

We carry the 12' X 12" terry wash cloths in blue, teal, white and pink.

The 20” x 40” bath towels come in blue, teal, white and beige.

We have 2 new colors in our 20” x 40” terry bath towels – Beige and White.

Check out our 20" x 40" waffle weave Spa Towels too - super absorbent so a smaller bath towel will do the work of a larger cotton towel, saving you on space.

Click here for the wash cloths, and click here for the bath towels.

Under Special Deals you will find sets of bath towels and wash cloths, we have the Blue, Teal and White in a 3 bath set.

Great Back To School Ideas

How about some homemade items to use to take back to school. Making some of your own items promotes creativity and family bonding, plus it is a "green concept". Check out this site for great back to school ideas: FamilyFun.com.

With school starting, be mindful to the little ones crossing roads, dashing out between cars etc. Please follow laws concerning bus stops during loading and unloading of children on the buses. It is unlawful to pass a bus that has its stop sign extended.

An article on green cleaning:

Good Clean Fun

How to clean your home without hurting the planet.

By The Green Guide, from www.grist.org!

If you think of your home as a haven from pollution, we've got some bummer news. Levels of pollutants in indoor air can be from two to more than 100 times higher than outdoors, according to the U.S. EPA. That indoor pollution is due in large part to volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that evaporate, or "offgas," from home decorating and cleaning products.

So if the weather cooperates, step one for green cleaners is: Open a window and let those pollutants out! Yet even in the spring and summer, when a vase of daffodils can fill a room with a lovely natural scent, many consumers stubbornly keep using synthetic room fresheners and fragranced cleaning products that are full of VOCs and other toxic chemicals. These can make our indoor air unhealthy, provoke skin, eye, and respiratory reactions, and harm the natural environment.

Take those so-called air fresheners. According to a study published in New Scientist in 1999, in homes where aerosol sprays and air fresheners were used frequently, mothers experienced 25 percent more headaches and were 19 percent more likely to suffer from depression, and infants under six months of age had 30 percent more ear infections and 22 percent higher incidence of diarrhea.

To read more: click here!