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Written by mary
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Tuesday, 07 March 2006 |
Method products have really attractive packaging and a committment to making environmentally safe products. Does the attractive packaging and extra cost make it worth it?
I've used a few of the Method cleaning products, including the body wash (olive), the all purpose cleaner (cucumber) and the daily shower cleaner. The body wash I approve of - it's got a clean scent and the body wash is nice and creamy and doesn't feel harsh on my skin. But, even at Target, it's way more expensive than the other body washes. I only get it when I feel like splurging, which isn't most of the time. It's really got to get me when I've just been paid. Sorry, Method, but I'm a poor girl.
The other two products I've used are the all purpose cleaner and the daily shower cleaner. The all purpose cleaner is nice because it doesn't have that really harsh, chemically smell that makes you feel light headed in the bathroom after you've cleaned it. It's much more pleasant and has worked well for my needs. On the other hand, the daily shower cleaner doesn't do it for me. While it does smell 100 times better than the other daily shower products, it leaves a filmy residue on my shower door which I have to clean off. The whole purpose of me using daily shower cleaner is so I don't have to do that. What can I say? I'm totally lazy. I don't want to wash the filmy stuff off my shower door. Instead, I buy the Target brand shower cleaner which smells awful (I have to get out of the shower immediately after I spray because it's so harsh) but it gets the job done (no extra cleaning, yay!). But, I love the bottle of the Method shower cleaner so much that I just keep the bottle and pour the Target brand cleaner stuff into it. It makes my shower look prettier. All in all, if you've got the extra bucks and like cleaning products that smell good and not harsh, you can go for this stuff. They're not really my top choices because of the price, but man, their products have the best packaging. I guess I'm just a sucker consumer. |