All Purpose Cleaners: How and Where to Use Multi-Purpose Cleaning Products in Your Home
Is an all purpose the one and only cleaner you need to carry out all the cleaning tasks in your home?
Well, an all purpose cleaner is meant for various surfaces around your home for different cleaning jobs. There is no set ingredients that is used in the cleaner but they generally act as a disinfectant, detergent, de-greaser and solvent.
Different brands have different variations and its just about trying out different makes to suit your needs.
Your all purpose cleaner is likely to contain powerful chemicals to get rid of dirt. Be sure to follow the directions on the label when using any cleaning product and do a test area in a hidden area you are using it on.
Additional Cleaning Supplies to Use
Remember you will still need a few other cleaning items apart from your all purpose cleaner – you will still need to buy the following cleaning supplies to tackle most jobs:
• Rubber gloves
• Micro fibre cleaning cloths
• Face mask (for cleaning in poorly-ventilated areas)
• A 5 litre plastic bucket
• Mop
Basic Cleaning Safety for Household Cleaning Products
When using any household cleaning products for the first time, don’t forget to read the label carefully and protect yourself while handling potentially corrosive or harmful chemicals. A few quick precautions will make the cleaning quick and easy.
Using All Purpose Cleaning Products to Clean Your House
• Removing dirt and buffing up glass is easy with a multi-purpose cleaner. Just spray on the product, then, wipe it off with a dry cloth. Make sure to rub windows thoroughly after cleaning, because any solution that isn’t removed will create smear marks on the glass.
• You can use your all purpose cleaner to get rid of marks on painted walls, but don’t rub too hard as they are a little abrasive and might take off a bit of paint.
• Most all purpose cleaners are not suitable for use on wooden surfaces, including wooden floors and furniture.ane mahogany