Mitchel Groff

Green cleaning refers to the use of cleaning methods and products that are environmental friendly in nature as it contains ingredients and products that are designed to preserve and create no harm to the human health and environment quality. These green cleaning products and techniques avoid the use of materials which contain toxic chemicals some of which emit volatile organic compounds which cause respiratory, dermatological and other dreaded conditions. Green cleaning products may also refer to the all green cleaning described and done or manufactured, packaged and distributed in residential and commercial or industrial. If the manufacturing process is environmental friendly and the products are biodegradable, then the term certified green cleaning products or green may apply. On this fast paced environment that we are living in, as lives become busier, over-scheduled and more stressful, it is a usual route that we lean towards the latest products in the market that woul...

When you’re doing your household chores, you may not often consider cleaning your washing machine. But you definitely should! Just as with everything else in your home, your washing machine needs to be properly looked after to stay in good working condition – and that means cleaning it. If you’re unsure of how to clean a washing machine, here are some helpful steps you can follow. Cleaning Washing Machine  Filters   The filter of a washing machine is the part that collects all the fluff, hair, and bits and pieces that might’ve been stuck to your clothes. It’s usually found at the front of the machine and it definitely needs to be cleaned to prevent build ups of water and potential damage. Here’s how to clean washing machine filters: Locate the filter and unscrew the cap. Carefully remove anything that might be stuck to it or clogging it up. For debris that’s really stuck, soak the filter in hot water first before removing. How to Clean a Washing Machine  Drum When we talk...