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Romeoville Woman Starts Safe-Cleaning Business Following Chemical Concerns
Business owners in the area tell Patch what they're best known for and when they got started.
Clean It Safely, an eco-friendly cleaning business, was founded in Romeoville.
- Business: Clean It Safely
- Contact: 815-210-9472 or info@clean-it-safely.com
- Submitted by: Beth Delgado, owner
When and how did your business get started?
I grew up in Bolingbrook and graduated from Romeoville High School in 1993. My daughter attended Saint Andrews School. I started my business 10 years ago after learning about all the harsh chemicals in everyday products we use in our home and the negative effect they have on our health.
What is your business best known for?
We promote eco-friendly nontoxic products for every area of your home. Our laundry detergent, dish washing, cleaning products, bath & body line, vitamins and supplements, weight loss, medicine cabinet, beauty and dental products are all very popular. If you are looking to change the way you shop and create a healthier environment then this is the way to start! We carry over 350 products!
Why did you choose the town you did to open your business?
I lived in the Remington apartments in Romeoville when I stated my business and I have opened my business up to servicing all of Illinois.
What's something interesting about your business your customers might not know?
Our products are made right here in the USA and by changing the way you shop every purchase you make helps a family here in our country. You help support our economy and you can easily become one of the families who benefit from our business. There's no better feeling than knowing the products you purchase are helping create a healthier home environment for your family and helping our own economy!
Does your business offer a special deals card or program?
With your monthly purchase you earn money for free products. We offercoupons on line and special prices on products monthly.
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