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Posted October 29, 2013

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Posted October 29, 2013

Steam is excellent to clean and disinfect your home with because the high temperatures actually kills and denatures harmful bacteria and microorganisms. It can be used to clean your floors, kitchen counter, bathroom surfaces, drapery, upholstery, mirrors, grills and just about anything that won?t melt on contact. Additionally, it also cleans the air in your home as an added bonus! Since steam is air borne, the heat naturally kills any bacteria or viruses in the air. This leaves you with a home that smells clean and fresh which is completely safe and healthy for your family.

Steam is 100% natural which makes it the ideal green cleaner.

http://www.organicmastersofcleaners.co.uk/steam-cleaning/

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