I’m Nicole Jaques, House CEO™. Empowering you to be the CEO of your house. The Clean ‘It Girl’ Edit | Low Tox Living

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What started as a place for family‑friendly recipes, cleaning hacks, and everyday life tips has grown into something bigger: a space where we make wellness doable, non‑toxic living accessible, and home life manageable without overwhelm.

I help you build gentle systems that save energy, swap what matters (not everything), and support your body and home with intention. Thriving isn’t about perfection, it’s about feeling good in your life every single day. Low‑tox, but make it luxe.

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A DIY Guide for Nontoxic Home Bliss.

After eight years of dodging toxins and two years deep in the trenches of research and testing, I’ve emerged with a 70-page survival guide for your home.

It’s chock-full of the essential details and recipes you need to kick toxins to the curb and transform your living space into a sanctuary.

Why stumble through trial and error when you can start your detox journey with some expert guidance right now?

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