Bathroom Cleansers that won't harm my bird?

[MooFish]

So my stepfather has been wanting to get bathroom cleansers but they have all been toxic to my bird (don't worry, we throw it away before we use it), to which it ends up being wasted money... Is there any SAFE BATHROOM CLEANSERS??

 

[MooFish]

I've looked around and heard from a couple people that Method Cleanser is okay for birds. Has anyone had a try with this and has had their birds feel okay? Specifically those who have used the Method Cleanser for their bathrooms...

 

[Solly]

I've looked around and heard from a couple people that Method Cleanser is okay for birds. Has anyone had a try with this and has had their birds feel okay? Specifically those who have used the Method Cleanser for their bathrooms...

I use method cleaners in the bathroom and kitchen I am allergic to anything with chemicals and strong Smells/citrus.. However I always open the windows and close the doors Until it dries and the smell dies away. I’m usually very careful though because of the canaries and myself.

 

[sunnysmom]

I recently started using Better Life products.

 

[rocky'smom]

Plain white vinegar will cut lime calcium deposits. Just may sure you run exhaust fan and door close if you use it in spray bottle.

 

[Tazlima]

I mix white vinegar and dawn dish soap 50-50 in a spray bottle and it actually works really well. Not quite scrubbing bubbles, but pretty darn close.

 

[Miss Annamarie]

I recently started using Better Life products.

I've never heard of those! Just looked it up and I might start using those for cleaning.

 

[sunnysmom]

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I've never heard of those! Just looked it up and I might start using those for cleaning.

I'm happy with them. I find that with some you have to rinse well because with like the floor cleaning it can be a bit sticky when it dries if you don't rewipe with water or dilute a bit.