Talk to me about Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day products

[spmamma]

I'm about to run out of my Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day all purpose cleaner (mostly using it for tile floors and bathroom cleaning). What are your thoughts on the naturalness (not sure if that's even a word! ) of this product and whether or not it's harmful in any way.

If it is something to avoid, what would you recommend using on tile floors? I'm probably going to switch to vinegar for our bathroom stuff anyway, but I still need something that won't eat away at the grout on our tile.

TIA!!

[momma_monkey]

subbing.... had similar thoughts/questions.

[papschmitty]

I've been wondering about Mrs. Meyers too. I think that it has SLS in it, which some people take issue with. DH hates the smell of vinegar, even when I try to mask the smell with EO. Mrs. Meyers has been our compromise for cleaning when he's around. I really like that a little bit goes a long way. I bought the concetrated bottle and put 2 tbs in a 32 oz spray bottle. As far as the tile floors go, I've used Dr. Bronner's Sal Suds on my floors with good results. Again, though, I think it has SLS in it.

[Naturalyst]

I love Mrs. Meyers all-purpose concentrate (a small bottle of concentrate goes a long way - don't confuse this with the all-pupose that comes packaged in a spray bottle, that's not a concentrate). I use if for everything, including glass. For floors, I mix water & vineger 50/50 and add a shot of Mrs. Meyers. I sometimes put this in a spray bottle for use all around the house too. It works fine on its own too (I think you're supposed to dilute 1 or 2 oz. of the concentrate to 32 oz. of water - I forget).