C J S Heating & Air
Dayton, OH:
Cleaning Supplies and Household Chemicals
Cleaning is essential to protecting our health in our homes, schools and workplaces. However, household and cleaning products - including soaps, polishes and grooming supplies - often include harmful chemicals.
A guide to sustainable cleaning supplies
How to choose the most sustainable products and tools—and not fall victim to greenwashing.
Could this household chemical mess with your body's microbiome?
Some scientists call for more study of an antibacterial found in many cleaning supplies
Your cleaning supplies just might be killing you, study finds
Looking for a reason not to do windows? Here it is.
Surprising household products that could save your life
Unexpected household items could save your life while you're heading to the emergency room for medical attention.
Fact or Fiction: You Should Clean Your Shower Head
We at Glass Doctor® are investigating common assumptions about household chores. Are they fact or fiction? For example: Is it really necessary to clean your shower head?
6 Cleaning Mistakes That Could Ruin Your Stuff
Even innocuous products like dish soap can lead to big (and expensive) problems if you use it for the wrong task.
How To Clean Your Microwave Naturally with Just a Lemon
If you've been avoiding cleaning your microwave, this trick is going to make you very happy.
How To Clean Your Bedroom Thoroughly and Efficiently: A Quick & Easy Guide
The key to cleaning a room quickly is an understanding of which tasks to tackle first and knowing which tools you need before you start (so you don't have to walk back and forth through your house a million times), as well as possessing a simple list of instructions in the order you need to go in to ensure that not much thinking is required.
How to Clean Heating and Cooling Registers
Clean heating and cooling registers with soapy water and a soft brush. Heating and cooling registers should be cleaned about once a year, but most people don't think about them until they have to be removed for something like a painting project. Begin by dunking them in soapy water. A gentle scrubbing with a soft brush is all it takes to remove the dust and mildew that build up on the louvers. Then rinse them with clean water and be sure they're completely…
