The Products From Professor Microbe™

PROF. MICROBE™ LAUNDRY DETERGENT

Highly concentrated advanced cleaning technology, liquid formulated to provide a deep cleaning solution. Superior dirt removal and fabric softener all in one!

Safe for all automatic machines at any temperature. Can be used as in a manual wash too.

All-natural ingredients, no chemicals, alcohol or chlorine

1 Refill Bottle make 10 Spray Bottles (500ml)

PROF. MICROBE™ DISHWASHING LIQUID

Heavy concentrated low-foaming, enzyme-based dishwashing liquid. Tackles tough greasy soils with low dosages.

Designed for all temperature auto dishwashing machines and basins.

Intended for automatic and manual wash.

1 Refill Bottle make 10 Spray Bottles (500ml)

Workshop degreaser is a bioremediation product using microbes, enzymes, oxygen and other nutrients to transform oil and grease into water within minutes, it also makes flammable liquids non-flammable.

Great for cleaning automotive workshops, driveways, motor engines & parts and petrol station forecourt surfaces.

Safe to use on metal, glass, plastic, rubber, tar, and concrete.

1 Refill Bottle make 10 Spray Bottles (500ml)

Our Surface Sanitizer is an extremely effective sanitizer, cleaner and deodorizer.

Unlike conventional sanitisers and disinfectants that contain bleach, quats or alcohol, Prof. Microbe™ Surface Sanitizer contains highly effective all-natural sanitizing ingredients.

This is the perfect sanitizer for use in the home, schools, food service area and sports facilities. It is safe to use around children and pets.

1 Refill Bottle make 10 Spray Bottles (500ml)

Our Kitchen Cleaner is a formulation of microbes and enzymes that consume fats, oils, and grease, changing them into water within minutes.

Deep cleans all kitchen surfaces, such as food preparation areas, stove tops, and appliances.

Safe to use on glass, plastic, rubber, stainless steel, natural stone, and wood. Leaves them residue and streak free.

1 Refill Bottle make 10 Spray Bottles (500ml)

Our Oven and Braai Cleaner is a biological formulation of microbes and enzymes that are designed to penetrate and dissolve burned-on fat, grease, and other food deposits.

Foaming action to prolong contact time when cleaning oven’s, grills, and braai’s; as well as extractor fans, pots, pans and trays.

Ours is a safe and powerful alternative to toxic and caustic cleaners.

1 Refill Bottle make 10 Spray Bottles (500ml)

Our Bathroom Cleaner is a complete biological formula designed to eliminate bad odours and germs.

Unlike conventional bathroom cleaners, it doesn’t contain bleach, quats or alcohol, only 100% all-natural ingredients.

Eliminates a broad spectrum of bacteria, viruses, fungi, as well as mildew and black mould naturally.

Safe to use on toilets, urinals, shower cubicles, glass, mirrors, basin, baths, floors, and fittings.

1 Refill Bottle make 10 Spray Bottles (500ml)

Our All Surface Cleaner is a superior high-performance cleaning product that provides rapid drying and streak-free cleaning.

Removes dirt and smoke film from a variety of surfaces, leaving a pleasant natural fragrance.

Designed for everyday cleaning of windows, floors, walls, and all other water-safe surfaces within the household.

1 Refill Bottle make 10 Spray Bottles (500ml)

Prof. Microbe™ which uses 100% organic, food safe, earth friendly, people, pet safe and chemical-free. The professor uses a combination food grade enzymes and microbes to digest dirt, food waste, grease and various contaminants.

The enzymes are like “knives and forks,” cutting up the bad germs into little pieces for the microbes to digest, in the same way that food is broken down in our stomachs: into harmless fatty acids.

In Africa, our lack of industrial standards means that so-called “natural” or “green” cleaners can simply designate themselves as such based on their own guidelines. Because these products are essentially unregulated, they may tend to mislead consumers into believing they are safe and effective.

For example, some of the most popular cleaning brands contain preservatives that are toxic and known to cause allergies, asthma and skin irritations.

Chemical-Free cleaning has been trending within the commercial sector. For example, Randy Reed, assistant director of housekeeping at North Carolina State University, has replaced the traditional cleaners used by the university to clean floors, surfaces and even urinals, with split stream water technology.

This solution, and others like it, including steam vapour systems, spray and vacuum systems, and ozonated and electrolyzed systems, use electricity to turn water into a cleaning agent. However, some, like Stephen Atkins, executive director of The Green Cleaning Network, have rejected the term “chemical-free” cleaning because they suggest that no cleaning product or device can completely avoid the use of chemicals.

The other problem with these so-called chemical-free cleaners is that they indiscriminately kill the good germs that protect us

In the later part of the 19th Century, strong evidence suggested that germs caused disease, kicking off a 100-year war against all germs after Clorox “weaponized” bleach in 1913. However, the war against germs has come at a cost.

We have turned our immune systems against germs not only through bleach but with drugs like penicillin that have destroyed them, and we have expunged germs from our water, food and homes. Human death from infectious diseases has subsequently fallen by more than 90%, contributing to the transformation of society.

Nonetheless, every year, roughly 25,000 Americans die from antibiotic-resistance infections. Gestation, infancy and early childhood are especially vulnerable times because the young body is growing and developing rapidly. In short, we need most of the germs we are eliminating.

By law, on their labels disinfectants must list the pathogens [bad germs like flu and E.coli] that they have been tested for, and which have been found to be effective. Thus, we can see for ourselves that some of the most popular disinfectants are effective on only a small number of pathogens.

Disinfectant products also make marketing statements to the effect that they kill 99.9% of germs within 30 seconds. However, this is somewhat inaccurate. Only some organisms are killed in 30 seconds; the remainder may take a full five or ten minutes during which time the disinfectant must remain moist on the cleaned surface before being wiped up.

Ever wonder how Mrs. Hughes kept Downton Abbey spic and span without so much as a splash of bleach or disinfectant? She cleaned with eggshells, gin, potatoes, tea leaves, rhubarb, bread crumbs and other natural foodstuffs.

Unfortunately, the natural cleaners Mrs. Hughes and other 19th Century housekeepers used have now been replaced with toxic chemicals that harm us and the environment (Germ Warfare, New Scientist, January 14, 2017).