Maid Brigade, a national residential cleaning company, strengthens its authority as a green advocate through the launch of a series of educational web casts about green living. The series pinpoints hidden dangers found in the home generated by cleaning products and other indoor air pollutants. The company enlisted the help of Green Living expert Annie Bond to educate people nationwide about the health risks associated with common household products and what people can do to protect themselves and their loved ones. View the web casts at www.greencleancertified.com/GREENTV.
A Cause for Action
After learning from the Environmental Protection Agency that indoor air quality can be up to five times more polluted than outdoor air Maid Brigade has invested a lot of time and resources researching the most effective green cleaning products, equipment and procedures to incorporate into the Green Clean Certified™ system. During that process the company realized how harmful certain cleaning practices and chemicals can be and decided to take action. Maid Brigade has played an active role educating their customers, employee and the general public about green cleaning since 2007 through its work with Bond and by developing www.GreenCleanCertified.com, a site dedicated to green living.
A recent scientific field study concluded that Maid Brigade’s Green Clean Certified™ system removed three times more particulate matter in the home than leading competitors. Additionally, the vacuums used by the company remove 99.9 percent of particles in the air that cause the most concern for triggering asthma and allergic reactions.
“I commend Maid Brigade doing their due diligence to develop a truly green cleaning system,” Bond says. “But I give them even more credit for caring enough to implement this educational initiative. I hope that our efforts reach enough people to make a difference.”
The web casts and additional information about Maid Brigade’s green advocacy and Annie Bond are available on www.MaidBrigade.com and www.GreenCleanCertified.com.
