Ideal Environments for Synbiotic Cleaning

High-Touch, Low-Risk Spaces

Think: gyms, classrooms, office buildings, hotel rooms, bathrooms, locker rooms. These aren’t surgical suites. They’re lived-in environments where the goal is long-term surface health, not momentary sterilization.

Odor-Prone Zones

Probiotic cleaners don’t just mask smells; they digest the organic material that causes them. Perfect for trash areas, restrooms, and locker rooms.

Moist or Humid Areas

Showers, floors, grout, and drains are often microbial battlegrounds. Our technology gives beneficial bacteria a foothold, which helps crowd out less helpful species over time.

Environments with Repeated Chemical Exposure

In places where chemical overuse has caused surface degradation, asthma concerns, or just plain burnout among janitorial staff, our approach offers relief.

Where Probiotics Aren’t the Right Tool

We’ll be the first to say it: Probiotic cleaners are not a disinfectant and aren’t the right choice when:

• You’re under a mandate to disinfect (e.g., food processing surfaces per code)
• You need to kill pathogens fast (e.g., outbreak response in healthcare)
• You’re working in a sterile manufacturing or pharma facility

We don’t compete with those tools—we complement them.

Think of synbiotic cleaners as your everyday maintenance crew—quietly restoring balance where it matters most.

A Tool for the People Doing the Work

Cleaning pros and facility engineers already carry a dozen products on their carts. This one doesn’t need gloves, doesn’t gas you out, and keeps working between shifts. If you’re the one breathing it in, mopping it around, and being judged on “how it smells” afterward—you deserve a smarter option.

The Future Is Balanced

Synbiotic cleaning is about supporting the microbiome of built environments—not trying to eliminate it.

It’s about knowing when to disinfect, and when to deploy biology.

As Kristy Phillips, our CEO, puts it:

“They’re not just holding a cleaner. They’re holding the future of cleaning.”