Method floor cleaner works by using a combination of baking soda, biodegradable and non-toxic surfactants, and a shower-nozzle spray design to effectively clean floors without leaving excessive soap residue.
Key Components and Their Functions:
- Baking Soda: Acts as a mild abrasive to help lift dirt and grime from the floor's surface.
- Biodegradable and Non-Toxic Surfactants: These substances reduce the surface tension of water, allowing the cleaner to penetrate and loosen dirt and grease more effectively. They are also designed to break down safely in the environment.
- Ergonomic Shower-Nozzle Spray: This design evenly distributes the cleaner across the floor, minimizing puddling and reducing the number of sweeps needed for cleaning.
Cleaning Process:
- Spraying: The shower-nozzle spray evenly coats the floor with the cleaning solution.
- Penetration: The surfactants work to break down the dirt and grease on the floor.
- Lifting: Baking soda provides a mild abrasive action to help lift the loosened dirt.
- Wiping: A mop or cloth is used to wipe away the dirt and cleaning solution.
- Quick Drying: Due to the even spray and the ingredients, the floor dries quickly, leaving minimal residue.
The result is a clean floor with a fresh fragrance and without the sticky residue often associated with traditional floor cleaners. The design aims to provide an efficient and environmentally conscious cleaning experience.
