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In this post I share why I switched from toxic cleaning products to eco-friendly ones. As cleaners, what we use daily affects our health, our clients, and the planet. I realised that true cleanliness shouldn’t harm people or nature. Eco products are safer, effective, and better for the future. Let’s be aware of our impact and choose what protects both our health and the world around us.

As a professional cleaner, I see what others often miss, dust behind monitors, smudges on glass, coffee stains under desks. Cleaning isn't just a task; it’s an eye for detail.

As the founder of Touch of Clean in Aberdeen, I truly care about showing the person behind the business. I don’t hide behind screens or phone calls—I’m on the front line every day, working hard to ensure high standards and personal care in every job. Here, you’ll get to know my story, my values, and how Touch of Clean was born from passion, perseverance, and a desire to make a real difference in the cleaning industry.

In this blog, I’ll break down the main categories of eco-friendly cleaning products. You’ll also find a quick test designed to help you assess whether your current cleaning routine respects the basic principles of sustainability. It only takes one minute, but it can offer surprising insight into the practices you may be taking for granted, like using too many harsh products, not knowing what’s in your cleaning solutions, or failing to recycle containers.

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