The Clean Slate

We have women CEOs, board members of Fortune 500 companies, Prime Ministers of countries. And they all have one thing in common, they are probably doing more than their fair share of household duties.

If you have a furry friend at home, at some point in the week you are confronted with a strong odor. It is very common for homes with pets to smell funny. Following a good hygiene routine with our pets and establishing some cleaning practices can help you remove dog smell with ease.

Tips to get rid of dog smell from the house without using harsh products.

COVID-19 has forced us to think about our daily habits. While we took a lot of things for granted earlier, the changing times require us to ensure that we are following the best practices when it comes to cleaning.

Diwali is just around the corner and with all the gloom that this year has had us subject to, the arrival of the festival is a very exciting time. What this also means is that the frantic yet pleasurable shopping season is back. But things are different this time around with COVID-19. So we thought of putting down a few tips which will ensure that you have your fun while shopping but you also stay safe at the same time.

If you’re expecting to welcome your little one into this world soon, we can only imagine your excitement! As parents, we all want to provide the best for our babies – the best things, the best opportunities and all the love and support in the world. 

When you bring out your home cleaning products, you will be surprised just how many of them contain bleach. Advertisements on primetime TV have created a false belief that one needs to clean with bleach for a germ-free household.

Anti-septics are our go-to solution for cleaning and getting rid of germs. Naturally, we often use these liquids as a floor cleaner because of our deep-seated trust in these brands. But is it the right thing to do? We will explore this question in depth in this post.

If you have kids, you are familiar with the constant worry: is my floor clean? People with furry babies share the same concern. Most of the time we are not aware that commercially manufactured floor cleaners could be dangerous for our pets. It’s important to know that the toxins and chemicals in synthetic cleaners can make our pets sick and irritate their skin.

We all know what a headache household chores can be, literally and figuratively. Especially during the COVID19 pandemic, when most of us have to do all the cleaning on our own.

Sometimes it is not just your dislike of the task or the physical strain that is causing those headaches. Ingredients in common household products have been linked to headaches, migraines, asthma, cancer, reproductive disorders, hormone disruption and neurotoxicity.

Face masks are the latest necessity that we absolutely cannot do without nowadays, ever since Coronavirus has come into our lives. Masks have become an important precautionary measure to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, and must be worn especially when going to the grocery store, pharmacy or any where social distancing may be hard to follow.

Maintaining a clean household is an important concern for anyone. Even more so for new parents or those with young children. Add the current Coronavirus pandemic into the mix, and cleaning is surely the number one priority in most households at the moment. With the availability of a wide array of cleaners, soaps, disinfectants, it is an easy to do task. 

Pleased as you may be by religiously washing your hands with soap, for twenty seconds at that, you are still exposed to all those infections. Why? Because there are so many surfaces around us that are safe havens for germs. Daily dusting, sweeping and mopping of floors and other visible surfaces is necessary for hygiene. But what about those hidden spots which fly under our radar? Are you cleaning the dirtiest places in your homes?