What's Actually In It
The room-by-room audit: utensils, cutting boards, cookware, containers, tea, laundry, receipts, and cleaning products, each with a priority ranking.
A practical household reset backed by published sources
The Household Reset Collection helps you rank everyday concerns, make the useful swaps, skip the unnecessary ones, and see the cost before you spend—without turning your home into a fear project.
Launch price. Regular price $59.99. Downloadable PDF plus an editable Swap Cost Tracker for personal household use.
Use it immediatelyTrack every swapEvery claim sourced
See what is inside
Marva Campbell walks through each topic on video.
The problem
One study finds particles in tea. Another finds chemicals in a spatula. You end up with a pile of worry and no way to rank it.
A 2019 study found that plastic tea bags can release about 11.6 billion microplastic particles into a single cup of hot water (95 C). The same research does not tell us what that does to a person. Both halves matter, and most articles give you only one.
This collection gives you both halves for every item, ranks how much it matters, and puts a price on the fix.
What changes
Look inside
These are real pages. Click any page to enlarge it.
What you get
The room-by-room audit: utensils, cutting boards, cookware, containers, tea, laundry, receipts, and cleaning products, each with a priority ranking.
What a label says and what it leaves out, including the "fragrance-free" loophole, water bottles, candles, and baby bottles.
Exact recipes for an all-purpose cleaner, glass cleaner, grime paste, and deodorant, with shelf life and cost per use.
What to look for when buying instead: wood, cast iron, stainless steel. A cost table and a plain-word glossary.
Trackers, monthly pages, shopping lists, and a 30-day starting plan, so you can see the money add up.
Cheat sheets, fridge cards, a glossary, and every source in the collection.
Also: an editable spreadsheet, the Swap Cost Tracker. Log what you spent, what the swap costs, and watch the running total.
Your presenter
Marva Campbell presents the video series that goes with this collection. She takes one everyday item at a time, explains it in plain words, and does not ask you to be afraid.
Why you can trust it
Every factual claim in this collection carries a source tag, and the full list is in the last book. Sources include: Journals such as Environmental Science & Technology and Chemosphere, and agencies such as the U.S. EPA, FDA, FTC, and CDC's ATSDR.
Where the research is unfinished, the pages say so. That is the point.
One more thing at checkout
At checkout you can add a 70-page guided plan for $9.99. It paces the swaps one week at a time so you are never changing everything at once. Week 1 is kitchen tools. Week 2 is cookware and containers. Week 3 is laundry and cleaning. Week 4 is personal care and paper.
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Questions
No. It is a household safety and budget guide. Chemical and health statements come from published research, and the sources are listed in the collection. Talk to your doctor about health concerns.
No. The collection ranks each item. Many are low priority, and it says which ones you can leave alone.
A PDF you can read on any device or print, plus a spreadsheet that opens in Excel, Google Sheets, or similar.
They are example ranges, so check your own store. The tracker lets you enter your real prices.
You can print pages for your own household. Please do not resell or upload the files.
Six books, one tracker, and every claim traced to a source. Instant download.
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$39.99 launch price. Regular price $59.99.