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How to choose the ideal cleaning products for your company or institution

Maintaining clean, safe, and healthy spaces isn't just a matter of appearance; it's an operational, legal, and health necessity for any business or institution. However, with so many options on the market, choosing the right cleaning products can be a challenge.

In this article, we share key aspects for making smart and sustainable decisions when stocking up.

1. Define your specific needs

Before purchasing, analyze your work environment:

Is it a space with a high influx of people, such as a school, clinic, or restaurant?
Do you have areas with special requirements such as kitchens, bathrooms, offices, or laundry rooms?
Do you need products for daily cleaning, deep cleaning, or disinfection?

Knowing your needs will help you avoid unnecessary purchases and ensure efficiency.

2. Prioritize quality and effectiveness

Not all cleaning products perform equally. Look for solutions with:

Quality certifications (e.g. ISO, hospital grade)
Adequate concentrations for greater performance
Compatibility with equipment or surfaces of your institution

Investing in reliable products can reduce long-term consumption and improve safety.

3. Consider the safety of staff and users

It's essential that products don't pose health risks. Check:

If they are safe for daily use
If you have clear instructions and legible labels
If you require personal protective equipment (EPP)

In spaces such as schools, hospitals or cafeterias, this takes on special importance.

4. Evaluate ecological options

Today, more than ever, responsible companies are choosing environmentally friendly products. Choose:

Biodegradable detergents
Recyclable or compostable packaging
Dispensing systems that reduce waste

In addition to protecting the planet, this can help you comply with environmental regulations or sustainability certifications.

"Choosing the right cleaning products not only improves your company's hygiene, it also optimizes resources, protects your employees, and strengthens your institutional commitment."