Allison Evans

Ecos is hands down the best, cleanest paint you can get.

I mean, of course you can do plaster like Vasari or lime paint, which are really great and a little bit, I think more high-end, a little bit harder to apply.

But if you're just looking at regular paint, I mean, go to ecos.com, I think ecospaints.com and they will color match any conventional paint.

They'll color match Farrow & Ball, Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore.

So my entire house, I think we use 30 something different paint colors because I really wanted to, anyway.

I was a little picky on the decor side.

But one night I got my painter to tell me exactly how many we needed.

And I went on ecospaints.com and I put in the color match.

I ordered it.

It showed up within a few days.

And my whole house is painted with Ecos.

There's just not a reason to not take that extra step.

There is one specific paint by Sherwin-Williams.

I'm forgetting the name.

I want to say it's either air purifying.

So if you're in a buy and you need a conventional paint, looking for ones that are low in biocides and not just looking at VOC.

The VOC thing, once again, does not mean that much.

You can have a no VOC paint and it still has a conventional amount of biocides in it.

But, you know, if pesticides are the number one underminer of our health, I would say go the extra mile and hire people or do it yourself, but doing more of an integrative pest management perspective on your home.

So looking at your gutters, making sure there's not standing water, putting those, what are those like mosquito donuts, you know, in like fountains or standing water that can, that's basically like a,