Changing your home cleaning doesn't require emptying your cabinets all at once. With one concentrate and three or four products, you can cover your complete weekly routine.
The Essential Kit
- Thieves Household Cleaner (concentrate for dilution).
- Kitchen and Bath Cleaner, ready to use.
- Foaming Hand Soap.
- Two reusable spray bottles and microfiber cloths.
Room-by-Room Routine
Kitchen
Countertops and backsplash daily with the general dilution. Hood fan and cabinet fronts, once a week. Allow to act for a few seconds before wiping off.
Bathroom
Sink and faucets daily; shower and toilets twice a week. Rinse surfaces that come into contact with skin thoroughly.
Floors
Softer dilution in the bucket. For parquet, wring out the mop well and avoid excess water.
Textiles and Delicate Surfaces
Always test on an inconspicuous area first. Avoid porous natural stone and unsealed wood unless the label permits it.
Recommended Order for Change
First replace what you use most and what has the most contact with hands and food: hand soap, all-purpose cleaner, and kitchen cleaner. Afterwards, the rest of the house.
Common Mistakes
- Using the concentrate undiluted "to clean better."
- Mixing different products in the same bottle.
- Not labeling bottles with the dilution used.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a concentrate last?
It depends on the dilution and the size of the house; when diluted, it yields much more than a ready-to-use product.
Can I use it with children or pets at home?
Keep products out of their reach, ventilate while cleaning, and allow surfaces to dry before they use them again.
Informational content. Follow the labeling of each product and do not substitute it for professional advice.