Chemical cleaners
How Safe Are Green Cleaning Products?
A growing number of Americans are seeking so-called green cleaners — products made with natural, nontoxic, and biodegradable ingredients. Some of these cleaners promise that they contain natural (instead of synthetic) agents, break down quickly in the environment, or pose less of a toxic threat to humans and ecosystems. But critics caution that just because the ingredients in green cleaners are plant-based or natural doesn‘t necessarily mean they‘re safe.
Read MoreThe Alternative to Toxic Germicides
A “nontoxic” and “one-step” cleaner, disinfectant, and deodorizer product consisting of hydrogen peroxide, peroxyacetic acid, and acetic acid–poses a possible health hazard to workers exposed to it.
Read MoreEveryday Chemicals Cause Cancer When Combined
New research from a global taskforce shows that fifty chemicals the public are exposed to on a daily basis have been shown to trigger cancer when combined.
Read MoreTANCS® Cheaper Than Chemicals
Many, especially “green” chemical cleaners do not work. When comparing the total cost of TANCS® to chemical cleaners, TANCS® WINS!
Read MoreChemicals versus TANCS®
Dr. Gerba, what is your experience with the TANCS Dry Steam Vapor System and its efficacy as a disinfectant. What are the limitations of chemical disinfectants and how does TANCS Steam Vapor provide solutions?
Read MoreCleaning With Chemicals Is Not For Sissies
Using cleaning chemicals not only requires a Ph.D. to use properly because if you don’t use them as directed, they don’t work. If you spray and wipe, the chemical doesn’t have time to kill any bacteria.
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