What makes natural cleaners work? We are constantly raving about natural, DIY cleaners, and for good reason. You can find out more about what makes them so amazing here. In this post, we would show you how these products actually work, and what gives them their unique cleaning properties – enabling you to reduce waste whilst …
Cleaning and chemistry Chemistry is one of the many foundations of cleaning- arguably the most important one. Every single cleaning product you use- whether it is a specialist cloth, water or any chemical out there- is carefully crafted using knowledge of reactions, properties of molecules and the interactions and attraction between such molecules. In today’s …
What would happen if you never cleaned your house? For some, cleaning may seem like second- nature. For others -like myself- it takes a little more effort but is done regardless of how much I enjoy it because, like most of you reading this article, I understand that it is something that just has to …
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What are CFCs and why are they bad for the environment? CFCs- also known as chlorofluorocarbons are a form of halogenoalkanes which were once used as coolants, propellants for aerosols, or solvents for dry cleaning or degreasing products. They were incredibly useful due to their non-toxic and non-flammable properties and were therefore once thought to …
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A brief history of cleaning products The cleaning industry today has developed some incredible cleaning tools. The magic sponge, microfibre cloths, varying detergents that use enzymes to break down molecules are just a few examples of how we have advanced research and technology to supply the best cleaning products possible. Who knew in the 1900s …
Do you know all the hazard symbols? Recognition of hazard symbols is essential for safety and good health. Not following instructions properly or careless usage of products can have dire consequences on workers- affecting both themselves and the people and environment around them. This is why thorough understanding of all hazard symbols is essential. We …