[PeanutsMom]

Peanut jumps and stands on every surface of the house. I don't want to use ammonia/bleach cleaners anymore, so I was wondering what I should use? Or is it ok to use those just making sure they dry before she jumps on the furniture?

I don't want to make her sick. But my current regimen of just wiping everything down with water isn't working.

 

[Rayona]

I mostly just use soap in the kitchen, and Tilex/Ajax in the bathroom but I rinse really well. When I want a little smell with the clean I use Method cleaners, available at Target or drugstore.com. If you rinse well, I wouldn't worry once the counters are dry.

 

[Zalensia]

I use jif worktop stuff, after i cleaned them with that i go ove rthem with a wet cloth, then with kitcken roll until its dry. Really you dont want to use normal soaps because they cant kill bacteriea such as ecoli (Food poisening)

 

[kitkat]

My cats rarely go on the kitchen counters but when they do, I get those Lysol wipes and wipe down and then get a paper towel and run that over the counters to make sure its dry. For floors we use some bleach formula and let the cats come in after its dry. :lol:

 

[AngelZoo]

I just use anything that has anti-biotic capabilities in it.

I use bleach around here when I have a foster animal coming in or leaving. If you use the bleach/water combination make sure you rinse any surface off really well however.

There is also white vinager you can use with water, but I personally can not stand the smell of that vinager, it seems to linger in my nose forever.

There are pet safe cleaning supplies out there, perhaps you could take a look at those. And you can often find some good ones at your local health food store as well, and as a bonus they're products typically envolve no animal testing

When I'm cleaning the house, I gather all the cats up and put them in a room until I'm done with the chemicals, the place has been airated and the surfaces are dry.

Here are a couple brands some of my friends use, and seen in our health food stores:
http://www.healthypetnet.com/products/p ... e=10037649
http://www.kokogm.com/Green_Market/index.html