Advice on best home cleaning solutions to use during pregnancy?

The 2 main cleaners that i use in my home are Clorox Anywhere spray, and Pine Sol. I'm pretty confident that the Clorox Anywhere is probably the safest spray to use to disinfect counters, etc. Now, do you guys think Pine Sol is considered pretty safe? Or is it considered a chemical with strong fumes?





I'm just not sure if the strong smell it gives off is just from the sent that they put in it for it to smell pleasant, or if it's the actual chemicals that smell strong?? A little confused. Any advice/suggestions/experiences you all could share?





THANKS!Advice on best home cleaning solutions to use during pregnancy?
i use all natural stuff Water, Vinegar, Baking soda and Lemon Juice.. I use the Vinegar and water on Window and Floors on the Floors i add a little lemon juice to add a lemon scent. Baking soda is a deodorizer Sprinkles on the carpet and wait about an hour them vacuum up, Or you can use Baking soda in your drain add a little vinegar and use like DranoAdvice on best home cleaning solutions to use during pregnancy?
I asked my midwife about this, and was hoping that she would say '; Oh, you have to get your husband to do all the cleaning because chemicals are unsafe';. Alas, she did not -- because most of the items we use at home are already pretty safe, including bleach. You would want to stay away from ammonia and nasty things like Drano, but Pine Sol should be fine. I've decided to switch to Green Works or Method products because the aromas are way less harsh.
I have always heard that vinegar and water (mixed of course) is the most effective and trusted way to disinfect.





I THINK (you may need to double check) is that for every 3 cups of water is 1 cup of vinegar.

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