Welcome on our journey!
PURE ECO is your local 'healthy living resource on the corner'...
we are helping to make Eco mainstream...with natural and healthy living product reviews and features...
while the chemicals added to everyday consumer goods may not be bad (or so people tell us) many times they are un-needed and certainly not good
PURE ECO brings you 'the consumer' a choice, making it easy to find better alternatives than what is currently available mainstream
it's how it used to be, and how it should be..with the convenience of today......MODERN RULES APPLY!!
everyday steps to a PURE ECO life....
plant your favourite herb
read labels of cosmetics - knowledge is POWER
read your food labels
buy whole unprocessed food
for your baby...only use pure & natural fabrics (merino, wool, cotton)...nothing synthetic...
your food should be produced locally, or where possible produced within your country...seasonal treats such as strawberries are just that...seasonal!!
as you know
Pure Eco is a fan of the
stainless steel drink bottles by
Eco Tanka...our 3 year old son has been using his
350mL Teeny Tanka for ages now...but his 8 month sister was in need of a 'sipper' bottle...so (sshh) don't tell them but Holly now has his 'old' bottle and Ben has graduated to the
500mL Mini Tanka ($19NZD)...awesome!
Now I ask how often can drink bottles be reused and reused and even passed on. Being
stainless steel I didn't need to research BPA content as I know it's naturally
BPA FREE,and don't have to fuss about how to wash and knew it was safe.
With a 'sipper' attachment, it's all she'll need.
ps. We have bought all our 'eco tanka' family...so are true fans.
what pure eco doesn't like....
sodium laureth sulfate (SLS)
food manufactured in china (for no other reason than $$)
MSG (mono sodium glutamate and all alternatives....food shouldn't need enhancers to make it taste good!!)
imported fresh fruit and vegetables...who needs snowpeas from Kenya in the middle of winter?
polyester and synthetic baby clothing & accessories...why would you wrap your baby in plastic???
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