SO first off, you’re going to want to
get out all those stains on your stove from
your buddy dropping a homemade pizza
upside-down and the stains at the bottom of
the fridge from when you spilled the
chocolate milk.
So it appears as though your house is
a little messy. Well, you have stumbled upon
the right place my friend. This pamphlet will
show you how to take care of those ugly
stains, that nasty smell, and anything else
that wasn’t there before your little ‘get
together’. After reading this pamphlet, you
will know how to use all those crazy cleaning
agents you have never heard of before, and
know the safety hazards of them too! My
friend, you will know EVERYTHING you need
to know to prevent harm, and have a
spotless house all at the same time.
Clorox Disinfecting Bleach which is a type of
liquid bleach is also known as sodium
hypochlorite - NH4 OH. Before using this
little guy, you should know that it is
corrosive, it causes burns and irritation of the
skin and it releases dangerous fumes when
mixed with other products.
For this product, you’ll need to wear gloves
seeing as it is corrosive. You will pour the
sufficient amount into water, (according to
the label on the bottle) and use an old clothe
to simply wipe down the surface. It is pretty
straight forward; just make sure you don’t
get it on your skin! When you are done with
it, you can dispose of it by pouring it down
the sink, or toilet bowl, (unless you are on a
septic tank) and rinse/flush it down nicely.
Make sure you store it where children cannot
reach it, and there you go! Congratulations!
Your surfaces are clean! Instead of using this
‘dangerous’ product, you can rely on good
old muscle. Simply take some soap and a wet
clothe, put that back into it and scrub away!
An environmentally friendly alternative
would be using Seventh Generation Natural
All-Purpose Cleaner, which generally does the
same thing, but is considered a green
product.
NEXT up, you, my friend, are going to
tackle the toilet bowl. I know, it won’t be fun,
but hey, you are the one that decided to
have a ‘get together’, am I right? Well, let’s
get started. For this assignment, you will be
using Lysol Power Toilet Bowl Cleaner.
This product is a disinfectant cleaner and is
also known as benzalkonium chloride C22 H40 ClN. It would be helpful to know that
it is corrosive to the eyes and skin, it is
harmful and possibly fatal if swallowed, and
it stains clothing. You should avoid breathing
in the fumes, and having the cleaner touch
your skin.
NOW you have to take care of the bed
sheets since you decided to eat ketchup chips
and spill cream soda on them. For this, you
will use Shout Triple-Acting Laundry Stain
Remover.
Works Cited
“Clorox® Disinfecting Bleach” Clorox®Canada.
2013. Web. Novemeber 24th, 2013.
http://clorox.ca/products/overview.php?prod_id
=ucdb
“Lysol® Power Toilet Bowl Cleaner” Lysol®. 2013.
Web. November 24th, 2013.
http://www.lysol.com/cleaningproducts/bathroom-cleaners/power-toilet-bowlcleaner
The first thing you are going to do when
using this product is flushing the toilet. You
will squeeze some of the liquid onto all sides
of the bowl and let it sit for 10 minutes
without closing the lid of the toilet (it would
be smart to wear gloves for this). Now, grab a
brush, and scrub away. Flush the toilet when
you’re done and rinse the brush in water. Be
sure to put the product back in a place that is
out of reach for children. Et voila, your toilet
bowl is clean! An alternative to this would be
using Fruits & Passion Art Home Ecological
Heavy Duty Cleaner which is an all purpose
cleaner. It might not be as affective as the
toilet bowl cleaner, but it is much more
environmentally friendly.
This product is a spot and stain remover and
is also known as ethoxylated alcohol CH2 CH2 O. Be aware when using this product
to keep it away from your eyes, skin, and
mouth because it can cause irritation. This
product does not have any hazards that are
extreme enough to have to put the symbol
on the bottle. To use this product, you simply
spray it on the stain, and throw it in the
washing machine as you would with any
other laundry. When you’re done with it, just
put it in a spot where children can’t reach it
and your GOLDEN! An environmentallyfriendly alternative for this is, you guessed it,
taking some soap and a wet clothe and
scrubbing like crazy. You go girl!
;)
Congrats, you now have a clean house! 
“Material Safety Data Sheet” Reckitt Benckiser
Info. October 30th, 2009. Reckitt Benckiser. Web.
November 24th, 2013.
http://www.rbnainfo.com/MSDS/US/LBD-PowerTBC-US-English.pdf
“SHOUT® TRIPLE-ACTING LAUNDRY STAIN
REMOVER” Material Safety Data Sheet. February
1st, 2010. SC Johnson. Web. November 24th, 2013.
http://www.scjohnson.ca/pdfViewer.aspx?pkMSD
SId=600&language=en
Dore, Kathleen. “Environmentally friendly
cleaning products” Decorating and Design –
Green Living. Style At Home. Web. November
24th, 2013.
http://www.styleathome.com/decorating-anddesign/green-living/environmentally-friendlycleaning-products/a/1167