Six smart cleaning products

The right cleaning product can do wonders for your home, health, and mood! Of course, it is tempting to reach for a super-strong chemical to do the job, but then you risk harming your own health, the environment, the climate, and even the surfaces you are trying to clean. 

With just a little thought, most cleaning can be done without unnecessary chemicals. Here are six tips for cleaning products that solve the problem without a single warning symbol.

1. Kitchen Soapa in a pump bottle

The kitchen Soapa in a pump bottle is fragrance-free and can be used for tough dirt, even where you prepare food. Pans, pots, baking trays. Apply Soapa, let it work, and then most things are easy to remove. 

2. Soap spray

Everything you spray is dispersed into fine particles, and you inhale some of them. That is why it is important to use cleaning sprays that are kind to both you and the environment. Soap spray works excellently on the greasy surface behind the stove, kitchen countertops, and almost everything else. (The only surfaces you should avoid are those painted with linseed oil paint.) 

3. Window cleaner

Soapa's window cleaner with Soapa and ethanol makes all surfaces shine. Spray it on and polish until shiny. 

4. Copper scrubber

Copper is a funny material: with water, it does not scratch at all, yet it is as sharp as a steel wool ball. It saves the day in really tough situations.

5. Scrubbing brush

An ordinary, good old-fashioned scrubbing brush is so underrated. You will often read tips online about saving old toothbrushes and using them to clean grout, for example. Why? Take a scrubbing brush and clean the entire surface at once—much faster and much easier.

6. Cooktop scraper

The glass in the oven, a baking tray with burnt sugar, and so on. Apply Soapa, add a little water, and let time do the work. Just like that, the dirt comes off—but sometimes it has burnt on so badly that you need to use the scraper as well, and then all the dirt loosened by Soapa and time really comes away.

1. Why is kitchen Soapa fragrance-free?
Answer: Do you need scented drinking glasses, cutlery, or chopping boards?

2. What is the difference between soap spray and Soapa in a pump bottle?
Answer: Soapa in a pump bottle is more concentrated.

3. Why do you need a glass cooktop scraper?
Answer: It may be needed for the oven glass or a badly burnt baking tray, for example.

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