Cleaning And Disinfecting Your Home With Sugaradhana

Until early 2020, it was enough to just keep your home clean. But with the onset of Covid-19, the simple act of cleaning alone has become redundant. It is now more important to cleanse or disinfectant your home, and to understand the difference between cleaning and disinfecting (cleansing). At the same time, families are also beginning to look more closely at the different tools available – soap and water, chemical-based cleaners, and all-natural household cleaners.

Cleaning VS Disinfecting

Cleaning is about removing contaminants from surfaces whereas disinfection is the process of killing pathogens or viruses that may be present on the surfaces. While soap and water help remove pathogens from the surface, it takes more effective multipurpose cleaning solutions to actually kill or inactivate the germs. Even though the risk of person-to-person spread of Covid-19 is higher than transmission through surfaces, it is now recommended to clean and sanitize surfaces at home that are more likely to be touched often.

No country can exist in perpetual lockdown, and there is a very real chance that we may have to learn to live with Covid-19 for some time to come. Many experts believe that social distancing; good hygiene, mask usage, and disinfecting our immediate surroundings are the steps to stay safe and healthy.

Cleaning and disinfecting your home

A daily check-list of surfaces to clean will help ensure that nothing is overlooked. It is important to first wipe or wash the surfaces to clean them and then apply a disinfectant to finish the job. A multipurpose cleaning spray or liquid can be used for the same. Some of the most touched surfaces in homes that need to be kept clean and disinfected are:

Doorknobs, Tables, Chairs, Kitchen, Utensils, Bathrooms, Faucets and knobs, Toilets, Electric switches, TV remote controls, Railings, Keys, Phones

Cleaning and disinfecting of the past

Cleaning and disinfecting have been a major part of Indian culture and a big part of every major celebration in the country. Even though cleaning was usually a daily practice in most Indian homes, disinfection was a more occasional process. When in the past, we did it with organic and natural home cleaners made by mixing water and herbs, we have now shifted to using strong chemicals that would not only disinfect your home, but also burn your skin if you were not careful enough. With the passage of time, various products made from different combinations of chemicals emerged. Every one of these chemical cocktails that were supposed to help keep us and our homes safe had one thing in common; they were potentially dangerous and were capable of doing more harm than good. One of the most important things to remember was to not only keep these products far out of reach of children or pets, but to ensure that there was minimal to no contact with surfaces that have recently been disinfected using these products. But as the usage went from “occasional” to “regular”, there emerged a need for a multipurpose cleaning solution that was a natural home cleaner.

Cleaning and disinfecting using Sugaradhana

Instead of practicing extreme caution while using chemical-based products, families began to look for an all-natural household cleaner that was just as effective but safer to use. This was the core idea behind Sugaradhana, a chemical and alcohol-free solution made using kitchen-based enzymes, citrus fruit extracts, and glycerin oils.

There is a lot of uncertainty right now – about the infection and about our future. It is a scary time, but a few simple steps, followed diligently and regularly, will get us through this safely. Let us not overlook the important details in a fearful rush to be safe – switch to all-natural household cleaners and stay safe responsibly.

To be part of the journey towards safe, natural hygiene, and away from chemical-based cleaners, buy the multipurpose cleaning solution that is right for you, right here:

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