Make Life With A Pet Easier With This Miracle Stain and Odor Remover!

You now have the option of having an organic cleaning product that specializes in removing stubborn stains and lingering pet odors. Most would agree that this is wonderful news, as there's nothing quite as frustrating as having the pet you love, leave his or her mark on your home and furniture. Pet hair, pet odors and stains are often times the biggest reasons why people choose against having an animal at all! 

What if when they decided to adopt their new best friend, they were told about Begley's Best Pet and Household Odor and Stain Remover?  We can tell you right now, they'd have a different point of view. No matter where your pet is in their stage of life or needs, Bayes Odor and Stain Remover has the power and efficiency to handle any of the pet messes that come your way.

Ready to know a little more? This eco-responsible Pet and Household Odor & Stain Remover solution effectively removes pet stains and odors from a variety of surfaces. Safely eliminates evidence of household accidents from tile flooring, wood, carpets, and upholstery, while leaving behind a fresh and clean scent. 

As with all Bayes Green Cleaning Products, this cleaner is safe for use around pets and children, is alcohol/phosphate and VOC free, is biodegradable and 100% natural. 

We feel that all homes and families deserve to have the pet they love without the added stress of a difficult mess. Not only do you deserve easy but safe as well. All Bayes products were formulated to make your life cleaner and more simple while using environmentally safe ingredients to let all of life feel better!

Check out Bayes Cleaners today to see which product is best for you!

Want a Greener Kitchen? Here's Your Simple Guide to Kitchen Composting!

Don't get bogged down with excess information and facts! Composting in he kitchen is both easy and a simple way to contribute to environmental health and sustainability. 

Even children enjoy the experience as they observe the process and decomposition of life and and how it affects our own bodies. 

When we choose to compost our food scraps and other biodegradable waste, we are creating soil, and nutrient dense fertilizer for our gardens, not to mention, reducing what goes into the landfill. At Bayes, we encourage all our friends, families and customers, to be responsible with the choices they make and to respect the world they live in. 

Here are some simple composting tips for the green kitchen:

How To Compost 

Composting requires warm temperatures at least 160 degrees Fahrenheit, moderate moisture, and space to turn the pile. You can really make kitchen waste composting as simple or as complex as you which. The end results are finer with multiple bins or with a rotating tumbler whereas piles on the ground or mixing into garden beds yields more robust and chunkier compost.

For the simplest way, keep an air tight container in the kitchen, on the counter or under the sink are common places, where you will store your scraps as you go. You can even purchase biodegradable bags to line your container with, even you don't plan to add it to any soil and choose to dispose of it in your yard waste container instead.  Be sure to empty that bag every 5 days or so, since it is compostable and will begin to biodegrade as well. 

For even more thorough kitchen composting, you can also utilize a worm bin where the little guys eat their way through your debris and deposit moist worm castings for fertilizer and soil amendment. {www.gardeningknowhow.com}

Different Composting Methods 

It wouldn’t really be stretching the truth to say all you need are a shovel and a patch of dirt for kitchen waste composting. Dig the scraps at least 8 inches down and cover them with dirt so animals aren’t tempted to feast on them. Chop up the scraps with a shovel or spade. Smaller pieces have open surfaces for anaerobic bacteria to attack. This makes composting a faster process.

Alternately you can invest in a 3-bin system where the first bin is raw compost or fresh kitchen scraps. The second bin will be partially broken down and well turned. The third bin will hold fully composted material, ready for your garden. You can also just make a pile in a sunny location and layer the scraps with leaf litter, grass clippings and soil. Turn the compost material every week and mist with water when composting kitchen waste.

At Bayes, we not only support green business but we are one as well. We have created a line of organic cleaning products that not only leave your home in sparkling condition but pampers your health as well.  Be sure to check out our top selling granite counter cleaner today!

Enjoy Your composting journey!

Ditching Chemicals? Discover the Incredible Cleaning Power of Lemons!

You know the old saying, "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade"?  We are putting a twist on Bayes likes to keep it simple for you.  From our organic cleaners to simple remedies like the ones below, we have your health covered. 
things and say, "When life gives you lemons, use them to clean your house!" There's a lot of talk out there about natural cleaning and the toxicity of common house cleaning chemicals.  It can be overwhelming with all the options but

So if you're ready to ditch chemicals, discover the incredible cleaning power of lemons.

Odor Destroyer

Even garlic, fish, mothballs and that disgusting gunk in your garbage disposal can’t stand up to lemon juice’s odor-eliminating power. Use a cut lemon or fresh-squeezed lemon juice to remove bad smells from your refrigerator, cutting board, microwave or practically any other surface. You can even add it to the cooking water of stinky foods like cabbage, or just simmer lemon peel in water on the stovetop as a natural air freshener.

Glass Cleaner

Lemon juice will make hard water stains, debris and other marks on glass disappear. Use straight lemon juice on a sponge for tough jobs, or dilute a few tablespoons in a cup of water and spray it on. Wipe it off with newspaper for totally transparent windows (that might just kill a bird or two.)

Stain Remover

Sweat, mildew, berries, wine, oil – pretty much any substance that leaves a stain on fabric can be removed with good old lemon juice. Durable fabrics can be rubbed with a paste of lemon juice and salt while more delicate fabrics might require a gentler touch, saturating the stain with lemon juice and then washing it out.

Toilet Cleaner

When mixed with household borax (not the insecticide kind), lemon juice can remove even those stubborn rust stains from the toilet bowl. Make a paste of borax and lemon juice and apply it to the stain with a scrub brush or sponge. Let it sit for up to two hours, then scrub away. 

Bayes is happy to give you the tips to better living. That's why we like to make it simple for you!  Bayes was created through the inspiration of nature's organic uses and the people's need for ease and dependability, like that in our Organic Granite Counter Top Cleaner! Use these and many others, to make your home a healthier one! From our homes to yours, Have a Happy New Year!

Simple Composting Tips for the Green Living Family

Have you ever thought to compost your leftover food in the kitchen? It may seem odd at first

to save old food and trimmings on your kitchen counter. Traditionally we called that garbage, but new efforts to educate the public have now trained us in waste reduction and reuse of organic items. Composting kitchen waste can be as simple as burying the food scraps in the dirt or using a 3-stage composting bin or tumbler. The end results are nutrient rich soil additives that increase porosity and help hold important moisture in the soil.

The items that break down the quickest in kitchen composting are leafy greens. It helps to cut down the size of items for compost to no more than an inch cubed. Smaller pieces compost fastest. The slower items are meats and dairy products, though most sources do not recommend meat for composting. Compost piles must be at the proper temperature and moisture balance to ensure break down of these types of items. You will also need to cover any composting kitchen scraps so animals don’t dig them up.

Here are some simple composting tips for the green kitchen:

Composting Methods In the Kitchen

It wouldn’t really be stretching the truth to say all you need are a shovel and a patch of dirt for kitchen waste composting. Dig the scraps at least 8 inches down and cover them with dirt so animals aren’t tempted to feast on them. Chop up the scraps with a shovel or spade. Smaller pieces have open surfaces for anaerobic bacteria to attack. This makes composting a faster process.

Alternately you can invest in a 3-bin system where the first bin is raw compost or fresh kitchen scraps. The second bin will be partially broken down and well turned. The third bin will hold fully composted material, ready for your garden. You can also just make a pile in a sunny location and layer the scraps with leaf litter, grass clippings and soil. Turn the compost material every week and mist with water when composting kitchen waste.

How To Compost Your Food Scraps

Composting requires warm temperatures at least 160 degrees Fahrenheit, moderate moisture, and space to turn the pile. You can really make kitchen waste composting as simple or as complex as you which. The end results are finer with multiple bins or with a rotating tumbler whereas piles on the ground or mixing into garden beds yields more robust and chunkier compost.

Kitchen composting can also be accomplished in a worm bin where the little guys eat their way through your debris and deposit moist worm castings for fertilizer and soil amendment. {www.gardeningknowhow.com}

At Bayes, we not only support green business but we are one as well. We have created a line of organic cleaning products that not only leave your home in sparkling condition but pampers your health as well.  Be sure to check out our top selling granite counter cleaner today!

Enjoy Your composting journey!