It is overwhelming when you go to the store to buy cleaning products. There are so many. Which one do you choose? You don’t want to waste your time and money on products which don’t do a good job. The following products get high marks from people who clean houses for a living.

To get rid of grease and grim, use Clorox Clean-up on kitchen sinks, refrigerators, bathtubs, bath mats, and bathroom sinks. For under $5, Mean Green can make a shower sparkle. To remove soap scum, use Scrub Free Soap Scum Remover. To remove rust marks in the aluminum sink, use Bar Keeper’s Friend.

To clean chrome, mirrors, and appliances, use Windex without the scent. To get rid of spots on the carpet, to clean counter tops and glass tables, use Fantastik with Oxy Power. Lysol Toilet Bowl Cleaner disinfects your toilet better than most products.

Murphy’s Oil Soap works best on wooden cabinets, wooden rims, and wood and vinyl floors. The fresh smell is a plus. Mr. Clean’s Magic Erasers works wonders on getting fingerprints and crayons off painted walls, scuff marks off floors. Finally, Formby’s Furniture Polish cleans furniture and leaves a nice aroma.

Ed Begley, Jr. is a successful actor, but also an pro-active environmentalist. To promote eco-friendly cleaning products, he developed his own line. Begley’s Best dissolves away grease and grim. You can use it on counter tops, showers, and most every where, even shampooing the carpet. His cleaning products are non-toxic, biodegradable, and totally natural.