Welcome back, I am Loren LaVoy, founder of the Green Clean Company. Today we have been green cleaning our bathroom.
Our next step we're going to focus on is green cleaning the toilet. About toilets, and about green cleaning in general, the industry has a dirty little secret or should say, a little cleaning secret. When you green clean, there's usually a lack of smell. People traditionally associate the smell of clean with products like bleach products and with ammonia and things of that nature. However, since we don't use them, sometimes we have to cheat, and by that I mean, we sometimes incorporate some smells that people also associate with cleaning. There is nothing about our products that smell, however, if we leave a little drop of vanilla, or essential oil, or eucalyptus around Christmas time, or the flu season, it helps to remind people that their place is actually clean, because a home must not only be clean, it must look clean, and it must also smell clean.
So now I have my materials with me onto the toilet. Of course, I have already pre-sprayed the toilet when I first started, so the juices have had some time to cook, and we'll move right along. This part looks like its dried out, so I'll spray there just a little more and spray the bottom, and of course, all surfaces.
I am going to do most of the cleaning with the white scrubby pad, because that really makes the work so much easier. Of course, in the bowl I would use brush. Make sure you get all the little corners. People like to have clean toilets, and especially clean the handle where everybody touches. And I am going to take my new cloth with a little spray on it to disinfect, and wipe everything off. Again, from top to bottom, and from left to right. Someone has been impressed when they see their shining toilet. Because I did most of the scrubbing with the white pad earlier, all I have to do is wipe now. Wonderful!
Next, we're going to talk about green cleaning your shower.
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