The toilet cleaner seems to make mold/mildew grow FASTER in our toilets. I think I'll be switching back to my Clorox toilet cleaner for that reason. Otherwise I'm brushing the dang things every 2 days.
I prefer my toxic, cancer-causing cleansers too. Clorox is the preferred brand. MIL swears Clorox is bleach, not a brand. Is this where I insert the sarcastic eyeroll?
I agree that bleach and PineSol just make things smell clean and puts me in a good mood. I have tried the Method brand cleaners and do like them, but I love my Mrs. Myers lemon spray for the kitchen. That makes me happy too!
I stick with 7th Generation for toilet bowls and my trusty can of Bon Ami for sinks/tubs/anything that needs really scoured (if I don't have Bon Ami a good sprinkle of baking soda and a bit of dish soap works fine too). A splash of Mrs. Meyer's all-purpose cleaner concentrate and a big glug of vinegar in a bucket of hot water for floors. The Mrs. Meyer's all-purpose cleaner diluted in a spray bottle takes cares of counters, the table, etc. Other than that all I pretty much need is lemon oil for dusting/polishing the furniture.
I still haven't found a good window/glass cleaner I like very well though other than Windex...everything else gets all streaky.
Re: One thing I don't like about Method cleaners
I love the way their stuff smells but I prefer my toxic bleach and pine sol products.
I don't feel like my house is clean without those two!
bring on the clo-rox. I'm a bleachin' fool.
I like the way method's stuff smells. I just don't feel like stuff gets clean. kwim?
DD #2 - 03.13
I am so glad I am not alone! It's not clean without bleach
I'm not a big fan of Method stuff.
I stick with 7th Generation for toilet bowls and my trusty can of Bon Ami for sinks/tubs/anything that needs really scoured (if I don't have Bon Ami a good sprinkle of baking soda and a bit of dish soap works fine too). A splash of Mrs. Meyer's all-purpose cleaner concentrate and a big glug of vinegar in a bucket of hot water for floors. The Mrs. Meyer's all-purpose cleaner diluted in a spray bottle takes cares of counters, the table, etc. Other than that all I pretty much need is lemon oil for dusting/polishing the furniture.
I still haven't found a good window/glass cleaner I like very well though other than Windex...everything else gets all streaky.
Exactly this.