Question: I am interested in buying your floor cleaner, but I am looking for a product that is safe for pets. I own a cat and would like a product that will not have harmful effects on my cat if she walks across a floor that was just cleaned. Even if the floor is dry cats tend to lick their paws, picking up any chemical residue that’s left behind. Will your products be safe for my pet?Read More
Question: Why does my glassware always look hazy after putting through the dishwasher? This haziness is most likely caused by the automatic dishwashing soap you are using. Most popular brands contain two culprits: sodium hypochlorite …Read More
Question: Why do my stainless steel appliances still feel greasy after cleaning them with a stainless steel cleaner? Most brands of stainless steel cleaner are oil based using either a vegetable or mineral oil. The …Read More
Question: Can you give me a list of the products that I should get out of my house? I have had cancer and am trying to keep my environment as toxic free as possible. I …Read More
Question: Why do my plastic items smell like fragrance after washing them in the dishwasher? “Many types of plastics are fairly porous. These types of plastics are used to make plastic glasses, food storage containers …Read More
Why is it important to foam and rinse less? Foaminess Foam is often associated with the effectiveness of a given cleaner. This is a perpetual consumer misconception. There is absolutely no link between the …Read More
“Basic” problems with corrosive chemicals… Corrosive: A chemical, (solid, liquid or gas), that can cause destructive damage to body tissues at the site of contact. It can cause severe burns to the skin and can …Read More
What are considered “environmentally-friendly products”? What makes a product “safe”? We believe an educated consumer is the best and safest consumer. There is on-going confusion about what “environmentally friendly” products really are. Consumers need “the …Read More
Common hazardous and toxic agents in cleaning products. Many people don’t realize it but there are a lot of common household items that are considered to be hazardous materials. These include medications, paint, motor oil, …Read More
ESS pH Neutral products care the latest in free rinsing and low foaming technologies. A priority on industrial applications where low foaming, free-rinsing, requiring less process rinse water without leaving residue on parts, is critical. …Read More
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