Product Review: Method Cleaning Products

A Line of Cleaning Products as Good for the Earth as They Are for Your Home!

Isabella Calabasa
Method cleaning products are as good for the earth as they are for your home. Each of their products is bio-degradable and most of them are completely non-toxic of non-hazardous. If you are concerned about the environment and the things we wash down into the water supply or are concerned about the chemicals that are introduced into your home, these products may be the perfect solution.

Method "tub + tile" soap scum and stain remover lives up the expectations that you might hold for a much harsher chemical version. Scented with eucalyptus and mint, this spray is available in a 28 fluid ounce spray bottle and cuts through soap scum and dirt with just a wipe of a sponge. Not only does it leave the bathroom smelling like a spa, it keeps harsh chemicals where they belong: out of your house. I have successfully used this cleaner on all porcelain and hard surfaces in our bathrooms. It does a good job cleaning the exposed portions of the toilet bowl and lids, as well as the sink surface. A swipe once a week with the "tub + tile" has been sufficient for keeping the grime at bay.

Method "window wash" is also a very handy alternative to ammonia filled glass and surface cleaners. The window wash handily cleaned my mirrors and windows with no streaking. The window wash also doubles well as a surface cleaner, and leaves behind a nice, clean minty scent. The window was also comes in a 28 fluid ounce spray bottle. All of method's products are scented with essential oils, so the fragrances are very clean and last without being overpowering.

Method's "all purpose surface cleaner" is available in three scents: cucumber, red grapefruit, and French lavender. French lavender is my choice and this surface cleaner powers through grease in my kitchen without leaving behind a trail of toxic chemicals. In fact, my kitchen smells so clean and fresh after I spray and swipe with the surface cleaner that I wonder why I didn't try this formula sooner. It is safe for the kitchen, kid's rooms, bathroom, wherever, and it smells wonderful! The surface cleaner comes in a 28 fluid ounce spray bottle.

Despite the wonderful offerings of the rest of the method line the "wood for good" wood polish absolutely takes the cake. In my opinion, this is truly the stand out product of the whole bunch. Method "wood for good" comes packaged in a 12 fluid ounce spray bottle and is formulated with fragrant almond oil. The package instructs you to sprits the wood polish directly on the wood surface and then to buff in with a soft cloth. Method "wood for good" conditions and cleans without leaving behind a waxy residue. Not only did my home smell delightful after using this spray, the wood furniture glowed in a way that I had not seen it glow since it was new. If you try any method product, let this be the one.

Method products are available at Target stores nationwide and at www.methodhome.com.


  • Visit www.methodhome.com to read more about these and the other products made by method.  ; Method products may be purchased at Target stores nationwide.
  • All of method's cleaning products are biodegradable and free from harsh chemicals.
  • Method scents each cleaning product with fragrant essential oils.
  • Each of the products I tried cleans just as well as their highly chemically laden counterparts.
Method's mission statement is "people against dirty". They certainly keep this promise by keeping the environment clean and your home!

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  • Beth Brady 7/29/2009

    No its NOT organic. It is not even safe. I had an asthma attack last night using their "new" Grapefruit spray- a new bottle with a new ingredient that you could notice a mile away. They use SOME natural fragrances but read carefully! The rest are synthetic- they do not advertize no synthetics, and they sure would if they could. They just add SOME natural oils and make it sound as if it's ALL natural- That is slimy in itself. PLUS They now have the same smell that all the TOXIC cleaners have that I stopped using years back due to asthma and allergies. I will miss them but it's not worth my health.

  • Miss Ceres 7/3/2008

    Interesting, Method looks so simple, guess that I will give it a try. Thanks. I think its organic.

  • Stephanie 4/11/2008

    I like the concept of Method's product line, but the lavender cleaner smelled atrocious! My husband banned it from the house.

  • Bernadette Pruitt 1/15/2008

    I like the smell and concept of Method cleaners, but the tile and tub cleaner leaves an oily haze on my tile. I go back to vinegar and water, even though it doesn't smell as nice.

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