Curious if anyone has used any "green" cleaning products, such as Method or Imus Greening the Cleaning? As a registered nurse, disinfection and germ kill are important to me, but I also know of too many antibiotic-resistant strains running rampant (mostly from antibiotics, but theoretically a few could be related to overuse of disinfectants).
I am not "sold" on the whole idea of green cleaning, but the noxious chemical smells can't be overlooked, and I know if I don't wear gloves when cleaning, my hands take a beating.
I know the Imus cleaning supplies are used in the Hackinsack Hospital Pediatric Oncology wing, so I admit I am a little impressed and willing to investigate.
I'm looking for good cleaning products found easily at my local Bed Bath Beyond or Target.
Thanks!
I am not "sold" on the whole idea of green cleaning, but the noxious chemical smells can't be overlooked, and I know if I don't wear gloves when cleaning, my hands take a beating.
I know the Imus cleaning supplies are used in the Hackinsack Hospital Pediatric Oncology wing, so I admit I am a little impressed and willing to investigate.
I'm looking for good cleaning products found easily at my local Bed Bath Beyond or Target.
Thanks!
