My Cleaning Addition-


Those of you who know me know that I am a little bit of a clean freak. I think that has been amplified since Grace was born. I HAVE to vacuum everyday, sweep, scrub and clean all the time! I also HATE clutter! My mom if she was here would tell you even as a young girl that I loved cleaning out anything. Overtime my favorite cleaning products have changed, but right now these are the products that I will NOT be left without:

1. Baby Ganics Highchair Cleaner- Grace has very sensitive skin and I feel very safe cleaning off her highchair with this before I feed her.

2. Clorox Wipes- I use these wipes on just about anything. I wipes my counters down multiples times a day with these and clean the bathrooms and any other messes that occur during the day. (which you know with children ALWAYS happen) 

3. Scrubbing Bubbles- This stuff works for me on my bathroom.

4. Baby Ganics Detergent- Again Grace's skin is so sensitive I use this brand for EVERYTHING. We use the lotion, detergent, cleaner, soap, shampoo, and hand soap.

5. Woolite Carpet Cleaner- This is the best carpet spot cleaner I have found. We still have carpet in most of our house and with clay outside makes for lots of spots! 

I hope this will help you and your dirt. Do you have a favorite cleaner or brand? Please share!


4 comments:

  1. I use a lot of vinegar and water as cleaner. I'm working on making my own carpet cleaner, thanks to pinterest!

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    1. Vinegar and water, Excellent! I use those a lot too! Please let me know if the carpet cleaner works!

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  2. I'm going to have to try the Woolite carpet cleaner! We have white carpets...and a puppy! Let's just say a spotless carpet is never to be found at our house and it drives me crazy!

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    1. You should try it! It really does work great, and we have white carpets too!

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Hi! I'm Katie. Wife to Michael. Mom to Grace, David Michael & Emma. Christ Follower. Runner. Stay at home mommy.



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