Yesterday when we were food shopping I waited until Doc C was distracted with selecting some salmon and then I snuck off on a secret mission of my own.
I was determined to investigate the cleaning products aisle more fully.
The Doc hates spending more than thirty seconds in the cleaning products aisle, because he finds it boring. Well, don't we all? But sometimes it is necessary to investigate what cleaning inovations are out there. In particular I wanted a better shower/bath cleaner, because the fumes from the one I had been using were making me cough every time I scrubbed the bath and I also was not 100% happy with the cleaning results.
I didn't have a lot of time before Doc C noticed I was missing in action (my cover story was I had gone to get some dishwasher powder), but fortunately I honed in immediately on Method's Daily Shower Spray. Essentially the idea is that you spray the cleaner on all surfaces of the shower immediately after showering. And that's it. In theory you will then not need to scrub anything, and, even better, Method products are cruelty free, non-toxic and biodegradable. They use high percentages of naturally derived ingredients, and ensure that they are sourced from preferred sources whenever possible. (I cut and pasted that last sentence directly from their website, it sounds really good doesn't it?)
So I talked Doc into buying a bottle (It was $6, but it's cheaper online) and we started using it this morning. Well I say we, Doc very candidly admitted that considering he's only just getting the hang of drawing the shower curtain closed after he showers, it seems unlikely he's going to remember to spritz the cleaner around. That's fine, I can take on spritzing duties if it means I don't have to scrub things.
Ooh, and it smells really nice, our bathroom is now fragranced with ylang ylang which I rather like
I'll keep you updated on this cleaning adventure, and if you want to play along at home you can buy Method stuff in the UK and the US. No promises though, I have no idea if this stuff is going to do what it says on the tin yet. Fingers crossed.
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