Right now, I'm using Mr. Clean for about everything. In a week or two I will try out CRL to participate in a Tackle it Tuesday Column. But, for now, I use Mr. Clean in the kitchen and then move to the bathroom. I finish up by pouring it into the toilet, using the toilet brush to clean, and flushing (I know you wanted to know the ins & outs of my cleaning). So, in the end, it also saves on not over-using water as well :).
Friday, October 17, 2008
Easy, Simple Recycling
Right now, I'm using Mr. Clean for about everything. In a week or two I will try out CRL to participate in a Tackle it Tuesday Column. But, for now, I use Mr. Clean in the kitchen and then move to the bathroom. I finish up by pouring it into the toilet, using the toilet brush to clean, and flushing (I know you wanted to know the ins & outs of my cleaning). So, in the end, it also saves on not over-using water as well :).
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Have you tried any natural cleaning products? With the baby coming I wonder about what we could use to be a little less toxic...? Any ideas?
ReplyDeleteRight now, I'm trying to use up the cleaning products I have (just because we have them). What I want to get is Charlie's soap All Purpose cleaner - http://charliesoap.com/products.asp. On that page you can find information on what it can be used for (basically anything) and data sheets about chemical stuff. Basically, it is non toxic and biodegradable. After I introduced a friend to Charlie's Soap Wash Detergent, she got the all-purpose cleaner and loved it! Plus, you don't need much more in the cleaning department because it basically does everything. It's $12.99 on there site and if you spend $20 or more (if you go in with a friend or something), shipping is free. Anyway, something to check out! I love Charlie's Soap and the people there are great!
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