Cleaning removes dirt from surfaces while disinfecting utilizes chemical means to rid surfaces of bacteria and viruses. Disinfecting is more effective on surfaces that are clean. The government suggests using a solution of 1 part bleach to 9 parts water to disinfect.
The effects of chemical cleaners on your indoor air quality is well-documented and making your own natural surface cleaners is healthier, cheaper and way more fun. Here are a couple of different recipes to try.
As spring arrives (hurray!) after a long, cold winter, what could be nicer than airing the home and giving it an all-over “refresher”? And with the longer days who can resist ‘springing’ into action to ready themselves and their residence for the balmier weather? Here are some ideas to get you going:
Commercial cleaning products contain enough chemical clout to vaporize small bacterial colonies, their astringent chemical compounds are harmful to you and your family and reduce the quality of your indoor air. The truth is, you can clean EVERYTHING in your home just as effectively with simple items you already have in your kitchen. So toss out your chemical cleaners and get your home ready for spring with these natural, green living DIY cleaning products/
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