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  #1 Erin Serrano on 26 Apr 12

   

  They have different grits and sizes depending on what the customer actually needs.
  
  Also included in the list of abrasive belts are: pump sleeves made out of aluminum oxide with flexible backs and are ideal for slightly-contoured materials like table and chair legs; and file belts from resin bond cloth and aluminum oxide with heavy cloth backs and are ideal for higher speeds with different pressures. Customers may also choose from wet or dry belts as well as portable belts.
  
  Any family can benefit from green cleaning. When you clean green, you do not use any harmful chemicals or abrasive products in the cleaning process. Imagine the benefits of having bleach quality clean floors without having to have the harmful toxins contained in bleach in your home. Of course, when you consider green cleaning supplies, you also need to consider the benefits to the overall environment. These supplies are non-toxic, but they are also environmentally safe.
  
  The family will benefit from green cleaning products in a number of ways. Here are some of those ways to keep in mind.
  
  Allergies Reduced
  
  Many families find that their children are suffering from allergies, even though their family history does not necessary say that there are no allergies. In some situations, chemicals found within cleaning products contain allergens. Bleaches, toxic cleaning sprays and other chemicals used to clean the home commonly contain a variety of ingredients specifically able to cause or trigger allergies in people. Children and the elderly are most likely to suffer from them, since they have weaker immune systems, but anyone can suffer from them. Most people do not make the correlation between the allergies and the chemicals, though.
  
  Less Toxic Risk
  
  Many chemicals contain toxins, including poisonous elements, cancer causing irritants, skin irritants, and harmful products for your respiratory system. Each of these is likely in your cabinet right now. They are there at the risk of a child drinking them. They can also be a risk of inhaling these products when they are sprayed into the air or applied to surfaces. There are many instances where you can easily ingest products that are unhealthy for you that contain chemicals on them. Even trace amounts of some chemicals can and do build up in your system, with the potential to lead to heart and lung conditions, including cancers.
  
  More Risks Examined
  
  There are many other risks associated with traditional cleaning products. These are some of the reasons you should consider green cleaning. Even if you do not do the cleaning yourself, but hire a professional cleaning service, the key is to look for the "green" factor.
  
  

  
  
  • Chemicals applied to counter tops or sponges will rinse down the drain into the water sources for your home. If there are a large amount of chemicals being used, the fumes from those chemicals can be dangerous coming up from the drain. Inhaling them can have immediate effects.
  
  
  • Some chemicals have extraordinary risks associated with them when individuals are exposed to them. A chemical called alkyl phenol ethoxylate is commonly used in many types of surface cleaners. You may use it to clean your tabletops or the cabinets in your home. In some lab studies, there is evidence that these products wind up in water sources where they cause reproductive effects in wildlife.
  
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  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">They have different grits and sizes depending on what the customer actually needs.<br /><br />Also included in the list of abrasive belts are: pump sleeves made out of aluminum oxide with flexible backs and are ideal for slightly-contoured materials like table and chair legs; and file belts from resin bond cloth and aluminum oxide with heavy cloth backs and are ideal for higher speeds with different pressures. Customers may also choose from wet or dry belts as well as portable belts.<br /> <br />Any family can benefit from green cleaning. When you clean green, you do not use any harmful chemicals or abrasive products in the cleaning process. Imagine the benefits of having bleach quality clean floors without having to have the harmful toxins contained in bleach in your home. Of course, when you consider green cleaning supplies, you also need to consider the benefits to the overall environment. These supplies are non-toxic, but they are also environmentally safe.<br /><br />The family will benefit from green cleaning products in a number of ways. Here are some of those ways to keep in mind.<br /><br /><strong><em>Allergies Reduced</em></strong><br /><br />Many families find that their children are suffering from allergies, even though their family history does not necessary say that there are no allergies. In some situations, chemicals found within cleaning products contain allergens. Bleaches, toxic cleaning sprays and other chemicals used to clean the home commonly contain a variety of ingredients specifically able to cause or trigger allergies in people. Children and the elderly are most likely to suffer from them, since they have weaker immune systems, but anyone can suffer from them. Most people do not make the correlation between the allergies and the chemicals, though.<br /><br /><strong><em>Less Toxic Risk</em></strong><br /><br />Many chemicals contain toxins, including poisonous elements, cancer causing irritants, skin irritants, and harmful products for your respiratory system. Each of these is likely in your cabinet right now. They are there at the risk of a child drinking them. They can also be a risk of inhaling these products when they are sprayed into the air or applied to surfaces. There are many instances where you can easily ingest products that are unhealthy for you that contain chemicals on them. Even trace amounts of some chemicals can and do build up in your system, with the potential to lead to heart and lung conditions, including cancers.<br /><br /><strong><em>More Risks Examined</em></strong><br /><br />There are many other risks associated with traditional cleaning products. These are some of the reasons you should consider green cleaning. Even if you do not do the cleaning yourself, but hire a professional cleaning service, the key is to look for the "green" factor.<br /><br /><ul><br /><li>Chemicals applied to counter tops or sponges will rinse down the drain into the water sources for your home. If there are a large amount of chemicals being used, the fumes from those chemicals can be dangerous coming up from the drain. Inhaling them can have immediate effects.</li><br /><li>Some chemicals have extraordinary risks associated with them when individuals are exposed to them. A chemical called alkyl phenol ethoxylate is commonly used in many types of surface cleaners. You may use it to clean your tabletops or the cabinets in your home. In some lab studies, there is evidence that these products wind up in water sources where they cause reproductive effects in wildlife.</li><br /><a href="http://www.glamairsupplies.co.uk/" rel="nofollow">Abrasives Products</a></ul></div>

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