When we think of cleaning, our thoughts often align with chemicals, especially harsher ones for tough, deep cleaning tasks. These harsh chemicals tend to have a very strong odour, which can linger in the home for hours if not days. Not only are these smells off-putting, they can be the cause of headaches and sinus flare-ups, especially if you’re already sensitive to allergens. To keep your home smelling fresh, we have 3 pro tips outlining how to get rid of chemical cleaning smells in your home. 

1. Avoid harsh cleaning chemicals

I mean, it’s the obvious answer, right? Cut out harsh chemicals to avoid the harsh chemical smell. But what cleaning products can you use instead that can cut through the tough messes while still smelling unoffensive? There are PLENTY of safe home cleaning products on the market that can cut through dirt, grime, and other stains just as well as (if not better than) those harsh chemicals.

2. Choose nice-smelling cleaning products

Speaking of safe home cleaning products, there are absolutely options out there that are not only safe but smell AMAZING as well! Looking around for nice-smelling cleaning products is an excellent way to keep your home smelling fresh and the chemical smell down. A product like CLEANERTABS dissolvable multi-purpose cleaning tablets, available in gorgeous scents like English Lavender, California Orange and Lemongrass, is a great option for a thorough cleaning solution that also has a pleasant, fresh aroma.

3. Protective products are a must

Using a protective coating is a surefire way to reduce (or eliminate) the need for harsh chemicals and frequent cleaning. Nanocoat protection is available for a variety of uses, including glass, tile and grout, bathtub and toilet, and other surfaces, helping to protect them from build-up with a hydrophobic barrier. Surfaces will stay cleaner for longer and cleaning will become easier so you won’t feel the need to reach for those smelly harsh chemicals to get the job done.

Removing chemical smells from your home is easy when you don’t need to use them in the first place. There are so many great alternatives on the market that are safe, environmentally friendly, and do the same job as harsh chemicals without stinking out your home.