GREEN CLEAN TORONTO
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Going Green Clean!
Q: Do you provide all green supplies and equipment?
Q: What does “going green” mean, anyway?
A.Going green means different things to different people in other contexts. In essence, it means reducing energy use, reducing water and landfill waste, eliminating pollutants from the environment and generally speaking, considering the impact of our actions on future generations. Here at Green Clean, it means explicitly using toxin-free cleaning products to reduce your negative impact on the environment and minimize health hazards for you and your children. It means understanding that even the tiniest of our actions have consequences and doing our part in living responsibly.
Q: There is so much confusing information out there on going green. Is it as complicated as it seems?
A: You would be shocked at how easy it is. Just Google "going green tips" or any other keywords related to what you are looking for. A mere 20-minute investment of time can change your life!
Q: Is switching to green cleaning expensive?
A:No, contrary to common perception, products used are no more expensive than traditional cleaning products and in many cases, much cheaper. It pays to go green!
Q: How Do I transition from traditional cleaning products to green cleaning?
A: You can make a radical change or start slowly. Get rid of harshest chemicals first and go gradual, switching one product at a time, whatever your time and energy allow. The results will handsomely reward you!
Q: Besides using eco-friendly products, what else is different about going green?
A: Green cleaning involves removing dirt and soil, not just spreading it around or diluting it or, worse, making allergens airborne. Frequent routine maintenance also reduces the need for deep cleaning.
Q: Is there any way to get rid of the stubborn mould problem in my bathroom?
Q: Does vinegar kill germs?
Q: Its green is more expensive
A:The improvement in green cleaning products and supplies has made them just as effective as traditional cleaning methods. Some products, such as microfiber cloths, actually clean better than conventional dust cloths that spread more dust than they pick up.
Q: What kind of equipment does Green Clean Toronto use?
Q: What does the Green Seal and Ecologo certification mean?
