Date Posted: 06/10/22
NCP Blog: Squeaky Clean Facts
Why do we call the time of year that we declutter, organize, etc. spring cleaning? I call it “all year” cleaning! I finally got a chance to swap out my winter and spring clothes for summer clothes. While doing so, I felt like I was missing a lot of stuff, but most likely I threw out or donated a lot of things after last summer. Does that ever happen to you? You declutter and organize and then forget what happened to things or where you put them?
No matter what time of year it is, cleaning is always in season. Cleaning products play an essential role in our daily lives, whether you buy them from a store or make them yourself.
There’s such a wide variety of cleaning products available in stores today, it’s sometimes hard to choose which ones are the best for your needs. I think most people, like myself, find a few products that work for them and buy those products again and again. But, I do like to try new products from time to time!
What type of cleaning products do you use most often (dusters, sprays, wipes, etc.)? Let me know in the comment section below!
Did You Know…
- NCP panel members scanned nearly 4,800 unique UPC barcodes for cleaning products in the last 12 months!
- The average price NCP panel members reported for an individual cleaning product in the last 12 months was around $4.30.
- The top three months in which NCP panel members reported the most dollars spent on cleaning products in the last 12 months were:
- August
- July
- January
The least amount of dollars spent reported for cleaning products was in December.
- The most popular store types where NCP panel members purchased cleaning products in the last 12 months, in no particular order, were:
- Discount Stores
- Warehouse Club
- Grocery Stores
- Hardware/Home Improvement Stores
- Dollar Stores
- Online Retailers
- Drug Stores
Interesting, right? NCP panel members represent consumers all across the country by sharing their shopping experiences and opinions. If you’re not a panel member and you’re interested in joining NCP to share your shopping experiences, earn great rewards, and influence what you see on store shelves, click here or go to the Join NCP section of the blog!
Related:
NCP Blog: Loads of Fun (May 20, 2022)
Why do we call the time of year that we declutter, organize, etc. spring cleaning? I call it “all year” cleaning! I finally got a chance to swap out my winter and spring clothes for summer clothes. While doing so, I felt like I was missing a lot of stuff, but most likely I threw out or donated a lot of things after last summer. Does that ever happen to you? You declutter and organize and then forget what happened to things or where you put them?
No matter what time of year it is, cleaning is always in season. Cleaning products play an essential role in our daily lives, whether you buy them from a store or make them yourself.
There’s such a wide variety of cleaning products available in stores today, it’s sometimes hard to choose which ones are the best for your needs. I think most people, like myself, find a few products that work for them and buy those products again and again. But, I do like to try new products from time to time!
What type of cleaning products do you use most often (dusters, sprays, wipes, etc.)? Let me know in the comment section below!
Did You Know…
- NCP panel members scanned nearly 4,800 unique UPC barcodes for cleaning products in the last 12 months!
- The average price NCP panel members reported for an individual cleaning product in the last 12 months was around $4.30.
- The top three months in which NCP panel members reported the most dollars spent on cleaning products in the last 12 months were:
- August
- July
- January
The least amount of dollars spent reported for cleaning products was in December.
- The most popular store types where NCP panel members purchased cleaning products in the last 12 months, in no particular order, were:
- Discount Stores
- Warehouse Club
- Grocery Stores
- Hardware/Home Improvement Stores
- Dollar Stores
- Online Retailers
- Drug Stores
Interesting, right? NCP panel members represent consumers all across the country by sharing their shopping experiences and opinions. If you’re not a panel member and you’re interested in joining NCP to share your shopping experiences, earn great rewards, and influence what you see on store shelves, click here or go to the Join NCP section of the blog!
Related:
NCP Blog: Loads of Fun (May 20, 2022)
Why do we call the time of year that we declutter, organize, etc. spring cleaning? I call it “all year” cleaning! I finally got a chance to swap out my winter and spring clothes for summer clothes. While doing so, I felt like I was missing a lot of stuff, but most likely I threw out or donated a lot of things after last summer. Does that ever happen to you? You declutter and organize and then forget what happened to things or where you put them?
No matter what time of year it is, cleaning is always in season. Cleaning products play an essential role in our daily lives, whether you buy them from a store or make them yourself.
There’s such a wide variety of cleaning products available in stores today, it’s sometimes hard to choose which ones are the best for your needs. I think most people, like myself, find a few products that work for them and buy those products again and again. But, I do like to try new products from time to time!
What type of cleaning products do you use most often (dusters, sprays, wipes, etc.)? Let me know in the comment section below!
Did You Know…
- NCP panel members scanned nearly 4,800 unique UPC barcodes for cleaning products in the last 12 months!
- The average price NCP panel members reported for an individual cleaning product in the last 12 months was around $4.30.
- The top three months in which NCP panel members reported the most dollars spent on cleaning products in the last 12 months were:
- August
- July
- January
The least amount of dollars spent reported for cleaning products was in December.
- The most popular store types where NCP panel members purchased cleaning products in the last 12 months, in no particular order, were:
- Discount Stores
- Warehouse Club
- Grocery Stores
- Hardware/Home Improvement Stores
- Dollar Stores
- Online Retailers
- Drug Stores
Interesting, right? NCP panel members represent consumers all across the country by sharing their shopping experiences and opinions. If you’re not a panel member and you’re interested in joining NCP to share your shopping experiences, earn great rewards, and influence what you see on store shelves, click here or go to the Join NCP section of the blog!