Non-Toxic Housecleaning Service?

[Empress]

I am thinking of starting a small housecleaning business. I would want to use non-toxic cleaners. I am in the early planning stages. Would you use something like this and pay competitive prices? What services would you expect?

TIA.

[NoHiddenFees]

I had someone come in for a few months after DD2 was born. She cleaned sinks, tubs, toilets, floors (sweep and mop), counters, cabinets, the fridge, microwave and burners (gas stove) and vacuumed everything that could possibly be vacuumed (who knew you could lift off vent covers and vacuum in there???). I appreciated that some of these jobs take longer when using natural ingredients and sweat (and a lot longer than when they're not getting done at all ). She charged $20/hour, but that's the going rate for independents around here, natural cleaning or not.

[LisaSueandBabyBoy]

Re:

If I could justify spending the money, I would totally use your service. And it would be worth a little extra cost for that. Depending on where you live, I am sure you could get a great deal of business. Good luck!

[Divina]

I agree, if I could afford a cleaning service at all, I would spend the money on someone who used natural products. I'm actually considering doing something like this here in Colorado! Can you let me know your progress? (PM me if you like). I'm even before the early planning stages--still in the early research stages (trying stuff at home to see how it works).

BTW, I spent my adolescence in Texas. My folks still live there.