Method Madness
As Katie pointed out this morning, it’s reasons like this that I will never be cool: I like cleaning supplies. I like laundry detergent and hand soap. I like floor cleaner and window spray. That’s not to say I like cleaning, per se, but I do really like clean things. So when I heard Method was opening a pop-up store in Soho, I was pretty excited. Method positions themselves as an environmentally conscious cleaning products company. They use natural ingredients rather than harsh chemicals, and they encourage the re-use of their packaging by selling refill bags. Unfortunately, after three attempts to go to the store, I’ve yet to actually make it inside. Apparently they are only open from 10am – 7pm (working folks never clean, do they?). Nights are for private parties only. I was promptly shown the door when at a few minutes to 7pm, I snuck in. I did snap a few pictures that are shown after the jump with a few more I pulled from their site. Good luck making it in.
They’re located on Broadway between Prince and Spring.
Nice windows.
“Cleaning Confessional” photobooth.
A fresher scent.
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