We are now well beyond spring, the time of year when people usually decide to give their house a thorough cleaning. However, in the current pandemic, many have perhaps neglected the housework as they catch up on other things or try to cope with home-schooling.
Now lockdown is easing slightly and kids are on school holidays people have more time. With a large percentage of the population who were staying at home and self-isolating, now returning to work, many may treat this as an opportunity to catch up with cleaning.
If you are planning on having a huge clean, then you need the right product for the job. In this day and age, when many are choosing to live ecologically, it is becoming more commonplace to go `green` and use environmentally friendly products when cleaning the home.
Companies developing Eco-friendly products
Many cleaning companies are recognising the rise in ecological products. They are bringing out cutting edge items, using the latest innovations and discoveries. One such firm is Cif, who have developed a unique method of reducing packaging waste. Their bathroom cleaner in a spray bottle now has an Eco refill you can use when you run out. Therefore, one bottle can last a long time, saving you buying another. This decreases your plastic use by almost four-fifths.
Another company on the frontline of what has been called eco-cleaning is Method. It has put out an anti-bacterial, all-purpose cleaner, created from natural biodegradable ingredients. These are just a couple of examples of the many different ecological based innovations readily available on the market.
Be Green in all parts of your life
These days, going `green` and using environmental products and services has become so widespread it seemingly covers every aspect of life. Ranging from the type of car you drive to using less water, and now, how you clean your home. We have seen motorists replacing petrol or diesel cars for electrically powered ones. Now they have the opportunity to buy ecological cleaning products to use in your home this year.
Source: Thesun.co.uk
