INTRODUCING GET CLEAN WATER!

January 17th, 2011

I’m going to digress before I get started on the toxic chemicals in our cosmetics in order to introduce our new Get Clean Water.  This year at our annual convention (this time in Anaheim) Shaklee introduced their newest member to our Get Clean line of environmental household products, the Get Clean Pitcher.

There are several things that makes make this pitcher unique, but the one that stands out the most is that it removes over 50 toxins and chemicals from the water, including LEAD .   (click here) for a comparison chart between Get Clean, Brita and Pur.

The filter is unique also, because now you don’t have to throw away the whole housing, just the inner core filter (less in the landfill).  The filter is made out of a combination coconut and corn, and is environmentally sound.  It filters up to 80 gallons, and there is a neat little meter on top of the pitcher that tells you when to replace!

The other thing Shaklee did was make the whole housing compatible with Brita and Pur, so if you didn’t want to throw away your pitcher, you can still get rid of the lead and toxins!

To see the whole line of Get clean products, click here.  Shaklee has added some different options, like some mini kits to get you started.

In Good Green Health ~ Anne

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  • yusufchowdhury

    Indeed getting clean, no toxic water is crucail. So many chemicals are already in the majority of our daily foods. Thanks for share this. I'll look into “Get Clean Pitcher.” :)

  • http://AWealthOfGreenhealth.com Anne (@WealthOfHealth

    Thank you for your comment Yusuf, be sure and look at the comparison chart! We definitely need to do some kind of filtration, and all those plastic bottles in the landfill is not the answer! The other thing I forgot to mention is that there are stories that the drugs being flushed down the the toilet are ending up in our water supply, because the cities don't test for them

  • yusufchowdhury

    Indeed getting clean, no toxic water is crucail. So many chemicals are already in the majority of our daily foods. Thanks for share this. I'll look into “Get Clean Pitcher.” :)

  • http://AWealthOfGreenhealth.com Anne (@WealthOfHealth

    Thank you for your comment Yusuf, be sure and look at the comparison chart! We definitely need to do some kind of filtration, and all those plastic bottles in the landfill is not the answer! The other thing I forgot to mention is that there are stories that the drugs being flushed down the the toilet are ending up in our water supply, because the cities don't test for them