Why Pyoure Hydrogen Peroxide is my Go-to Cleaner

Over the years I’ve talked about lots of different cleaning products and ways to clean your home. Today I’m going to share a somewhat new product, called Pyoure hydrogen peroxide, and tell you all about why it’s my favorite.

You can ask my friends, they’ve all heard about why I love this product so much, and many of them have purchased it to use in their own homes. Earlier this year an acquaintance sent me the link to this blog called Dr. Annie’s Experiments, and what I learned from Dr. Annie forever changed the way I clean!

Did you know that most of the cleaners we use in our homes, aren’t really cleaning? I was horrified and after reading this post, I immediately started throwing stuff out! If you want to see if your favorite cleaning product is really cleaning, you can read the post HERE. Luckily I had just discovered Pyoure hydrogen peroxide cleaning products (Now called HOMAGE Essentials & Co.), and after reading Dr. Annie’s post, it’s pretty much the only thing I use to clean with now!

So what is Pyoure? I’m glad you asked. 🙂 Pyoure hydrogen peroxide products cut grease and dissolve stains like nobody’s business. The cleaning concentrates release the power of hydrogen peroxide to kill and destroy germs, grime and other messes in your home. And the best news is that they are actually CLEANING (what a concept)! They are also non-toxic so you can feel safe using them around kids and pets.

I use them to clean everything from the kitchen sink, the bathroom and even the doors. It feels so good to know that I’m actually killing bacteria now, not just wiping it around! It seriously grosses me out to think of all the years I wasn’t actually killing the germs!

Pyoure also has a concentrated cleaning gel which works wonders on dirty grout, countertop stains, pet stains and more. I use it on the white grout in my shower and it’s like magic watching the soap scum disappear.

I also used the cleaning gel to get rid of a blue marker stain, that my daughter so wonderfully put on my white marble countertops.

Oh and did I mention that Pyoure comes in tons of amazing scents! Before, the draw back to using hydrogen peroxide to clean, was that it didn’t smell like anything. But the best part about Pyoure is that you can get it in scents ranging from Coconut Lime (my favorite), Cherry Blossom, Iced Pear and Sandlewood Apple, just to name a few.

So as I mentioned, it’s pretty much the only thing I used to clean with now, and here are some of the ways I used it in my house –

Kitchen

• The sink – I sanitize it every day
• Countertops – I sanitize these every day too
• Stovetop
• Cleaning appliances, especially the handles
• Spot cleaning the floor, especially when food is dropped

Living room

• Sanitize remote controls (I also use it on my phone)
• Clean the coffee table where people have their feet all the time

Bathrooms

• Sinks
• Faucets
• Counters
• Light switches
• Soap dispensers
• Cabinets knobs/pulls
• Tub/shower
• The floor around the toilet

In addition to these main areas, I also use it to wipe down surfaces in the laundry room, clean out the dog kennel, clean up pet accidents, and clean kids toys. I actually keep a bottle in just about every room so if there’s a spill, an accident, or if I randomly just feel like cleaning the sink, there’s always a bottle within reach.

Pyoure has given me the peace of mind I need to know that I’m killing germs, sanitizing our home, and keeping my family healthy.

I truly care about my readers and I want you to also have the peace of mind that your home is clean, and not just clean, but truly sanitized. Click HERE to shop, and I promise you, you will fall in love with Pyoure (HOMAGE Essentials & Co.), just like I did!

If you’re curious about all the cleaners I use in our home (which is barely anything now) here’s a list –

• Hydrogen peroxide wipes (for things like door handles and toilet seats)
• Lysol toilet bowl cleaner with bleach
• Pyoure hydrogen peroxide
• Pyoure spray gel

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