CLR Bath & Kitchen Cleaner

This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of CLR for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.

 

I’ve decided someone should invent automatic, self-cleaning kitchens and bathrooms.  Toilets that automatically clean themselves, sinks that magically wipe out toothpaste, tubs and showers that erase hard water stains and mineral deposits.  How about kitchens that automatically clean and put away the dishes?!  Ahhhh, we can dream right? 

In the meantime, I’ve been looking for products that make my cleaning life easier.  With a husband, 3 kids, 2 dogs, hard water, and an older home (1989 doesn’t seem that old…but do you realize that was 24 years ago?! Yikes!) there is a lot of cleaning to be done.  And let’s be real, who enjoys cleaning toilets? Especially if you have males in the house.  Just sayin’.  Well, you have probably heard of the CLR Brand of products that are great for tough stains, lime, rust, etc., and now they have CLR Bath & Kitchen Cleaner.  It won’t put away the dishes or sweep the floor, but it's for stubborn jobs like calcium, lime, hard water stains and soap scum that are so difficult to clean in kitchen and baths.  I don’t know about you, but I am for anything that makes cleaning faster and easier.  Less cleaning time means more computer time!  Just kidding (not really).

Also, did you know that the Environmental Protection Agency has a “DfE” (Design for the Environment) designation? I wasn’t aware of it until recently, but it means that a product with that seal has a safer chemistry and is not harmful to everyone in your home. CLR Bath & Kitchen Cleaner has this seal.  So not only is it fast acting and powerful, but I can feel comfortable using it in my home.

So what about you, what is your least favorite cleaning chore?  I bet CLR brands can help!  Follow along on Twitter (@clrcleaners) to find out more about their brand and products available. 

Hopefully, someone is out there working on those self-cleaning kitchen and bathrooms, but in the meantime, I guess I’ll leave it to the maid.  Oh yeah, I forgot, that’s ME!