Spiders can be great. They eat insects and keep away the mosquitoes and flies. They can also be a bit creepy. For instance, when an
It only takes a moment or two, but cleaning the blinds is one of the few tasks that we tend to forget about over time.
It goes without saying that you want your house, your home, to be as clean as possible. It just feels and looks nicer, safer for
You could say that they’re known as the “essentials” of modern day cleaning. Essential oils have made a huge impact in the health and wellness
A clean house isn’t really a clean house unless the floor is spotless. The floor picks up everything that you bring in from outside, everything
The worst cleaning job in the entire house has got to be the toilet. If you live alone, it may not be that bad but
Stains, like it or not, are a part of life. No matter how careful you are, they will happen. Nobody wants to use harmful chemicals
Customer service is an important part of any business. When you stop by a local coffee shop, you expect efficient service, clean food and hot
Working in an office can take its toll, especially if you’re stuck in the same building, day after day. It’s hard to be in the
Germs can be found in every nook and cranny of our lives. They’re literally everywhere: your home, office, school and especially hospitals; these places are
Keeping Up with Clean You’ve scoured and vacuumed and washed and scrubbed your home from top to bottom, and now you want it to stay
Cleaning Power Baking soda, vinegar and lemon. Cleaning with these three key ingredients is like taking the powers of three separate superheroes and combining them
Removing toxic cleaning products to spring clean your home is the first step to spring green cleaning. Picking up environmentally friendly cleaning products goes a
It may be the one thing in your house that everyone absolutely needs, absolutely uses every day and absolutely hates to clean — the toilet.
One of the problems with indoor carpet is that they are the perfect breeding ground for mites, moulds and dust. Vacuuming is your first line
Cutting boards. Foul smelling dish cloths. Stopping the spread of germs. It is really important to clean not just so a space looks good, but so that it doesn’t make you sick, and so it doesn’t smell. And this is a place where nature really does shine.
You probably know by now that vinegar makes an excellent non-toxic cleaner. But you might not have realized how many things can be cleaned with this cheap and plentiful substance.
Consumers and businesses alike are now turning to green products so they can ensure they are doing their bit for the environment. However, there is still little regulation over some terms such as eco-friendly, so how do you know how green the product you intend buying is? This article will help to provide a guide.
The holidays present a whole slew of cleanup challenges: sap from your Christmas tree, salt from the roads tracked in my merry guests, spilled wine from really merry guests — these are just a few of the holiday problems that can present themselves.
The first thing to do to keep your hands safe from chapping, drying and cracking is to use natural products.
The Christmas holiday season means festive parties, elaborate decorations and presents under the tree. Post-Christmas season means cleaning up the gift wrapping, throwing away the
If you have hard water, even mildly so, and use any kind of soap or cleaner, chances are that you have had experience with soap
Everyone has heard the horror stories about what lights up when you pass a typical hotel room under the omniscient gaze of a black light.
You breathe. It is completely irrelevant if you wish you could lose 10 pounds, if you have a pimple on your nose, if you think
It’s becoming harder and harder to deny that our planet is changing, and with that comes extreme weather. We as a society need to prepare
So you’ve switched to vinegar and baking soda for cleaning. You eat organic food. You recycle. But what about your laundry? Detergent is incredibly detrimental
People are crazy about making their homes smell good. The home fragrance industry was almost $5.6 billion in the US in 2012, according to a
Modern times dictate that intense cleaning rituals are necessary to maintain high standards of health. We have resorted to heavy toxic chemicals that often have
It is now August which means the kiddos will be going back to school soon and while you may have transitioned to the green living
Going green is a lifestyle change wherein we prioritize the use of all natural ingredients and products in our daily lives, especially in our cleaning
Welcome back to Part Two of our adventures of the most eco-friendly cities in the world! Today, we are going to continue our journey around
It has become a common practice it seems to be as “green” or eco-friendly as you can, not only to save the environment but to
Lemon, the delicious additive that most people use in their water or even to make lemonade, but have you ever tried to use lemon to
Common Myth #1: Green Cleaning means I have to work harder and use more time. Not true at all. Actually, you will spend the same
You walk on your carpet on a daily basis, actually multiple times a day. If you have children you probably sit back and watch them
There are tons of cleaners on the market today that boast quick and effortless ways to clean, but have you ever wondered how those cleaners are able to be so effortless and quick? It is because most commercial cleaning products are filled with chemicals, which are pretty toxic not only to humans, but pets and our environment as well. Did you know you can get the same type of clean, if not better by using natural or “green” cleaning products and a little elbow grease. Let’s be honest you will have to put a little effort in when you use “green” cleaners because they aren’t filled with metal eating chemicals that could strip a car of its paint in 30 seconds.
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