Cleaner

Clean (v.)    /kli:n /   -  to remove dirt from a place or object

What does “clean” mean to you? Most folks will give you an answer along the lines of:

• Shiny chrome, brass, and tile in the bathroom and kitchen
• Gleaming, dust-free tabletops and cabinets
• Swept, polished, and mopped floors
• Freshly vacuumed carpets

Any cleaning technician (“independent” or professional) can use a variety of products and processes to make your home LOOK clean, but is it really clean?

With a Castle Keepers’ TRUE chemical free clean,

you get all of this AND MORE!

What MORE could you want? Many of today’s families young and old are concerned about keeping germs and bacteria away from them so they can stay well, reduce doctor visits and bills, and generally enjoy life more and more often!

Cleaning requires a dirt-lifting agent to break through the thin film on the surface and lift up the stuff that’s not supposed to be there so you can wipe it away. 

Disinfecting and Sanitizing requires strong toxic chemicals to kill the germs and bacteria that you want to get rid of. In fact, the only known naturally occurring disinfectant is thyme oil (thymol) in very concentrated amounts, which has not been tested for its effectiveness or safety to people and pets.

And if you try to mix a cleaning solution with a disinfecting solution, you will cancel them both out. You won’t get your home clean or disinfected.

Sure, enough wiping with a disinfecting wipe will make the counter seem clean, but how do you know if it’s really clean? Just check out the instructions for disinfecting with Clorox Disinfecting Wipes: “Wipe surface to be disinfected; use enough wipes for treated surface to remain visibly wet for 4 minutes. Let surface dry. For highly soiled surfaces, clean excess dirt first.” (http://www.clorox.com/products/clorox-disinfecting-wipes/how-to/)

With a Castle Keepers' TRUE Chemical Free Clean,

we go beyond mere dirt removal.