Questions for Callaway

[Osensitive1]

Look into home made cleansers from common stuff, lemons, salt, vinegar, things like that. There's lots of them out there.

["couldbecousin"]

D'you know of any multipurpose cleaners that tend to minimally aggravate allergies and asthma, but that still get things clean?

Check out www.seventhgeneration.com/products. I've seen these products advertised on TV as being safer for people, pets and the environment.

[Callaway]

D'you know of any multipurpose cleaners that tend to minimally aggravate allergies and asthma, but that still get things clean?

Sorry, I don't.  I would think it would depend on what would aggravate your specific asthma or allergies.

I have some spray that kills dust mites that I bought at Target, but I can't remember the brand name.

You can use rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle to clean the chrome and glass in your bathroom instead of commercial spray cleaners.

I had another thought.  There are these microfiber cleaning cloths that clean lots of things with just plain water.  You wet the cloth and wring it out as much as possible and you can wash them in the washing machine when they get dirty.

[Osensitive1]

Just noticed you double space too.

[Callaway]

Just noticed you double space too.

I do sometimes, but not always.

 

[Osensitive1]

Yes, not always. Most times it is double enter. 

["couldbecousin"]

Just noticed you double space too.

I used to do that too; I don't anymore. It just looks cozier to simgle-space. 

['andersom']

D'you know of any multipurpose cleaners that tend to minimally aggravate allergies and asthma, but that still get things clean?

Sorry, I don't.  I would think it would depend on what would aggravate your specific asthma or allergies.

I have some spray that kills dust mites that I bought at Target, but I can't remember the brand name.

You can use rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle to clean the chrome and glass in your bathroom instead of commercial spray cleaners.

I had another thought.  There are these microfiber cleaning cloths that clean lots of things with just plain water.  You wet the cloth and wring it out as much as possible and you can wash them in the washing machine when they get dirty.

I hate to work with the ones I tried. Didn't do what they promised, and the microfibre feels weird on my hands.

['andersom']

D'you know of any multipurpose cleaners that tend to minimally aggravate allergies and asthma, but that still get things clean?

Sorry, I don't.  I would think it would depend on what would aggravate your specific asthma or allergies.

I have some spray that kills dust mites that I bought at Target, but I can't remember the brand name.

You can use rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle to clean the chrome and glass in your bathroom instead of commercial spray cleaners.

I had another thought.  There are these microfiber cleaning cloths that clean lots of things with just plain water.  You wet the cloth and wring it out as much as possible and you can wash them in the washing machine when they get dirty.

I hate to work with the ones I tried. Didn't do what they promised, and the microfibre feels weird on my hands.

Maybe you can find non-allergenic multi-purpose cleaning stuff in an organic shop.

[Callaway]

D'you know of any multipurpose cleaners that tend to minimally aggravate allergies and asthma, but that still get things clean?

Sorry, I don't.  I would think it would depend on what would aggravate your specific asthma or allergies.

I have some spray that kills dust mites that I bought at Target, but I can't remember the brand name.

You can use rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle to clean the chrome and glass in your bathroom instead of commercial spray cleaners.

I had another thought.  There are these microfiber cleaning cloths that clean lots of things with just plain water.  You wet the cloth and wring it out as much as possible and you can wash them in the washing machine when they get dirty.

I hate to work with the ones I tried. Didn't do what they promised, and the microfibre feels weird on my hands.

I love mine and I especially love that I can give one to my daughter to clean marks off the wall without wondering if she might get cleaning chemicals into her eyes.

If it feels weird, you could try rubber gloves but if it doesn't clean well enough for you, there's not a lot I know of to do about that.  Maybe you could use it along with a cleaner that doesn't contain bleach.

['andersom']

D'you know of any multipurpose cleaners that tend to minimally aggravate allergies and asthma, but that still get things clean?

Sorry, I don't.  I would think it would depend on what would aggravate your specific asthma or allergies.

I have some spray that kills dust mites that I bought at Target, but I can't remember the brand name.

You can use rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle to clean the chrome and glass in your bathroom instead of commercial spray cleaners.

I had another thought.  There are these microfiber cleaning cloths that clean lots of things with just plain water.  You wet the cloth and wring it out as much as possible and you can wash them in the washing machine when they get dirty.

I hate to work with the ones I tried. Didn't do what they promised, and the microfibre feels weird on my hands.

I love mine and I especially love that I can give one to my daughter to clean marks off the wall without wondering if she might get cleaning chemicals into her eyes.

If it feels weird, you could try rubber gloves but if it doesn't clean well enough for you, there's not a lot I know of to do about that.  Maybe you could use it along with a cleaner that doesn't contain bleach.

I never use bleach. It's not hard to find non-aggressive cleaning stuff in the local supermarket. And the acidic toilet cleaners, with formic acid are almost standard I think.

My main problem with microfibre clothes is that it hooks on my hands, and that I just can't get the surface dried with it after cleaning. I do use it on one table, because of the polishing effect. But, mainly use cotton to work with.

[TheoK]

Formic acid is BRAVE! They used to make it by distilling ants, and, as you all know, ants are very BRAVE! indeed!

['andersom']

Formic acid is BRAVE! They used to make it by distilling ants, and, as you all know, ants are very BRAVE! indeed!

It is called 'mierenzuur' here, I had to use a dictionary to find the word formic acid. Ant-acid just didn't sound right.  :lol:

[SleepyDragon]

Microfibre cleaning cloths can reduce the need for chemical cleaning products, but for really tough stains , a squirt of dishwashing liquid instead of the recommended plain water gets 'er done quicker. Even Enjo sells a paste cleaner that contains finely-ground marble dust and SLS for jobs where plain water isn't enough. A cheap and handy way to dry off the surfaces after cleaning is to buy a stack of towels (hand towels, face cloths, or terry-towelling nappies) and use them as wipers.

[DukeNukem]

Is it okay to masturbate in public?