Using natural cleaning products is important for my family. I have two daughters with excema and they require body soap, shampoo, laundry detergent and other natural products around the home to keep their flare ups under control. Although we currently use a prescription cream for my youngest daughter {which does wonders for her skin}, nothing else I use on either of my girls has any chemicals involved. The Green Cleaning Coach has some great new products and a book, “The Joy of Green Cleaning” that adds a “greener” aspect to the home.
The Green Cleaning Kit I received included an eco sponge which uses friction instead of chemicals to remove soap scum in your shower and cleans sinks and countertops. The sponge can be used for other daily cleaning projects around the home. The kit also included a blue cloth that is great for washing windows, countertops, appliances and more. You simply use water and the cloth will clean without streaks, rather than adding a chemical into the mix. I typically use a cheap glass cleaner, but water is cheaper and much easier to deal with. I also received a green cloth that is great for dusting corners around the house and can be lightly spritzed with water to dust more heavily soiled areas {the scary area under my couch}.
The Joy of Green Cleaning is a book that puts the cherry on top of all the items I tried. There are many recipes for natural cleaning products, including a green cleaning scrub {which is included in the Green Clean Starter Kit that you can purchase for $49}. If you have unknown issues with itching or have noticed allergies that you can’t figure out, it could quite possibly be what you are using to clean in your home. Natural products are so much easier and better to to deal with.
As you can {or can’t} see from the photo of my front door, the blue cloth did as good of a job as my typical window cleaner. I wouldn’t say it is perfectly streak free, but it is definitely efficient for my needs. The only photo I could take was after dark so I know it’s difficult to see. The Green Cleaning Kit can be purchased at the Green Cleaning Coach shop. The Green Cleaning Coach has been featured on Martha Stewart Living Radio and on ABC. I also got a small sample of hand cream from the Just Bee… collection, a special line of hand care products and cleaning essentials. It’s a great way to keep your hands soft after all that cleaning {Water dries my skin out!}.
One lucky reader will win the green cleaning kit that I received. The giveaway is open to U.S. residents and ends on 2/21. Please enter on the Rafflecopter below. Good luck!
Dislcosure: I received free products from The Green Cleaning Coach in exchange for a review. All opinions are 100% my own. This blog complies with FTC advertising guidelines. Kara’s Deals and Steals is not responsible for prize shipment or delivery.
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I use a microfiber cloth that contains silver – it’s suppose to be a natural disinfectant.
I use vinegar and water to wash my windows. It sounds great to be able to use just water,
Kudos on promoting going green!
Go green! I know I should move to more green but I go the lazy way and buy the bottles. Odd because I am all about being frugal and recycling everything!
i have some skoy cloths
I use vinegar for my windows. I make my own laundry detergent and fabric softener
I LOVE People Powels, and use a mixture of lemon juice, water and tea tree essential oil for cleaning most surfaces!
I try to avoid using paper towels.
I use newspaper instead of paper towels.
none right now but that will change. Thankyou, Ken
My husband likes to use newspaper instead of paper towels. I am lacking with the green clean. I do green things by recycling everything I can.
i use vinager and water to wash my mirrors
I use a lot of vinegar and lemons to clean. Baking soda and salt. These work for most things to clean and Tea tree oil as well in the bathroom.
I use a lot of vinegar in replacement of chemical sprays. I see a lot of ppl do it so my Mother has taught me well!!
I LIKE CLEANING KITS OF ALL KINDS AND CLEANERS
I use reusable rags/towels to wipe counters and tables
I use a vinegar,water, tee tree oil mixture as my all purpose cleaner. It’s cheaper and non toxic.
This is great! I love “green” products and the thought of NO CHEMICALS at all is really super. Thanks for the review.
Thanks for this review
I try to use green cleaners instead of harsh chemicals.
We use vinegar to clean our floors
I use vinegar for a lot of cleaning and soaking as well as for a fabric softener. No, my clothes do not smell like a salad. In fact, they have no vingegar smell at all. Vinegar makes my towels more absorbant too.
I use vinegar and baking soda for cleaning and washing.
Looks great. Go green all the way!
I have always made & used my own cleansers & detergents along with lots of other home products. So , thanks for promoting green cleaning products on your blog. Thanks for the giveaways too!
I use baking soda for almost everything, as well as vinegar… I use vinegar/water and newspapers to clean all glass windows and mirrors in my house
I have to say that I’m really interested in trying this product. I have been switching over to homemade cleaning products and “greener” products because I feel like it is better for my family. Thanks for this review!
What agreat giveaway – too bad I missed it!